The phrase "an added effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the additional impact or consequence of a particular action or phenomenon.
Example: "The new policy had an added effect of increasing employee morale across the organization."
Alternatives: "a supplementary effect of" or "an additional impact of".
I found that using "This is... .. at the beginning of some of the sentences also had an added effect of keeping the reader sharp throughout the novel.
Surprisingly, there was an added effect of the MSC therapy.
In the case of OA, authors of a meta-analysis concluded that patients receiving disease specific education in addition to NSAID achieved an added effect of 20% pain reduction when this was compared to NSAID alone [ 12].
Of course, an added effect of increasing the probe density, as opposed to improving the SNR, is that local aberration details may be revealed that are partly or completely absent in lower resolution scans.
An experiment on receptor phosphorylation in the presence of an excess of liposomes with and without ptdser could easily show if there is an added effect of circulating ptdser.
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Several studies in chronic kidney disease have shown an added effect of dual blockade on blood pressure and proteinuria, 8 14 15 but this effect is very modest if dose titration of the single drugs was sufficient, 25 and the long term effect is still unclear.
The evidence so far indicates that one's familial risk for psychotic disorders outweighs any added effect of cannabis use.
Thirdly, whether the duration of extreme low temperatures sustained for several consecutive days imposed an added effect to the independent effects of daily temperature levels is unclear, and as this has been observed in relation to heat wave related effects [ 12].
In the present study, we hypothesized that 1) physical function and self-rated health (SRH) measures are predictive of negative health-related events in very old persons, and 2) a possible added effect of these instruments may allow a better prediction of events compared to when a single test is used.
In such a population, the added effect of CAD likely impairs blood flow, exacerbating a supply demand mismatch, resulting in myonecrosis and elevations in cTnI.
Laws imposing a waiting period after a first visit to a provider have the added effect of raising the obstacles and the costs, especially for poor and working-class women, who are the ones most likely to have an unintended pregnancy.
