The phrase "among the possible effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various outcomes or consequences that may arise from a particular situation or action.
Example: "Among the possible effects of climate change are rising sea levels and increased frequency of extreme weather events."
Alternatives: "among the potential outcomes" or "among the likely consequences".
Among the possible effects attributed to the cytosolic increase of Ca2+ concentration and down-streaming signaling events, we may include a regulatory H+ efflux activity in the elongation/differentiation root zone.
Among the possible effects related to this exposure, genetic damage has important health implications for the induction of lung cancer, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, pancreatic cancer, bladder cancer and leukemia [3, 4].
Concern among investors about the possible effects of subprime investments and recent woes in the credit markets have outweighed rising earnings at European banks last month.
The model enabled us to: improve our understanding of malate accumulation during growth and post-harvest ripening of fruit; propose a possible explanation for differences in malate accumulation among cultivars; study the possible effects of fruit growth conditions on malate accumulation.
The possible effects of nonindependence among multiple isolates acquired from the same sample were assessed by limiting the analysis to a single isolate per sample, keeping a drug-susceptible isolate (if available) and randomly selecting among multiple drug-resistant isolates where required.
For future research, we suggest longitudinal studies to shed light on causal issues and studies that will examine the possible effects of physical activity among clinical samples of adolescents with depression.
They said that concerns over the possible effects of communist rule were discussed among themselves independent of outside information.
Using cross-sectional data from 1254 HIV-infected parents who had children aged 5 16 years in southwest China, the current study examined the association of parental HIV disclosure with mental health and medication adherence among parents and explored the possible effect of enacted stigma on such association.
While studies have reported the real-world scenario in terms of intensification of treatments for hyperglycaemia among patients with poorly controlled glycaemia, the possible effect of delay in treatment intensification in conjunction with the dynamic changes in glycaemic control on the vascular risk factors, has not yet been studied to the best of our knowledge.
