The phrase "agitation effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychological or emotional responses, particularly in relation to how agitation influences behavior or perception.
Example: "The agitation effect observed in the participants led to increased anxiety levels during the experiment."
Alternatives: "stimulation impact" or "disturbance influence".
The agitation effect on the morphology of tin deposits was also studied.
Two regions with and without agitation effect are distinguished and separated by a minimum agitation rate.
Inspired by the agitation effect of propellers, heterogeneous propeller- shaped CaO/ZnO architectures were assembled in aqueous solution.
This might be owing to the agitation effect of α-helical structure and the positive potential of these complexes.
For bK such a simple equation does not hold over an extended region of concentration, which suggests that the agitation effect and the free space effect would also play a role for the mobility.
Then, the agitation effect and cellular physiology states were investigated using fluid mechanics analysis and MFA.
The results reveals that the presence of small void fraction, <0.1, at the inlet may promote CO2 generation in the microchannel, irrespective of the channel is converging or diverging, indicating the agitation effects of bubbly flow in the microchannel.
Getting medication for the key symptoms - pain, agitation, effects on breathing, and nausea or vomiting - varied from 63% to 81%.
It is unclear whether city leaders, for all their agitation, can effect any genuine change.
The FOS Yield data showed significance at 24 h the variables agitation, with negative effect -16.32 and p-value 0.016, MnSO4, with positive effect 15.33 and p-value 0.020.
Some patients taking antidepressants experience nearly intolerable agitation, a side effect that experts say may be linked to suicide.
