The phrase "aggressive effects of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strong or forceful impacts of a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The researchers studied the aggressive effects of the new drug on patients with chronic pain."
Alternatives: "intense impacts of the" or "forceful consequences of the".
To further investigate the molecular mechanism mediating the aggressive effect of TBLR1, the levels of epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT) markers were examined.
It is concluded that the evaluation of the aggressive effect of mineral oil on concrete by experimentally comparing the strengths of oil-free concrete and oiled concrete at the same age is the most optimal and most reliable of the existing methods.
It was observed that the aggressive effect of ethanol on gastric mucosa is associated with reduced GSH level [ 40].
"We were still trying to retain some sort of aggressive effect on resistance, but it was a kinder, gentler, more socially acceptable form of harassment".
Call it what you will -- wishful thinking, a miracle, the effect of the aggressive drug therapy, spontaneous regression or, as Ms. Girard believes, a mentally induced kick-start to her immune system -- but she reports that "the day my hope was first fed is the day I began to get well".
The company gave few details of what went wrong in the period, its first fiscal quarter, other than to suggest the effects of aggressive price cutting in the latter half of the quarter meant to drive future sales growth.
Taken together, a dramatic breakthrough has come with the identification of the aggressive and invasive effects of TNFAIP8 in tumours.
This is most likely because of aggressive media coverage on the effects of smoking on the lungs.
However, the generative updates proved to be too aggressive in our experiments, overpowering the effect of the supervision label on loss.
Our marginally significant association results of rs1056836 with PCa risk in the Hispanic Caucasians and significant results in non-Hispanic Caucasians with high aggressive disease status suggest a protective effect of the G allele at rs1056836 rather than a risk effect.
