The phrase "an increased effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of one variable on another, particularly in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The new policy has an increased effect on employee productivity, leading to better overall performance."
Alternatives: "a greater impact on" or "an enhanced influence on".
In women, higher PRO diets have elicited an increased effect on diet-induced EE, in comparison to a lower PRO diet [28,29], which may be explained by amino acid absorption and disposal costs [29].
Previously BMP-2/7 heterodimer failed to exert an increased effect on hES cells growing on MEFs when compared to BMP-2 [9], indicating that culture conditions and/or conditioned media could play an important role in determining the fate of BMP-differentiated cells.
It was claimed that the skin collagen replenishment exhibits regional variability with an increased effect on the abdomen [ 2].
In addition, the decreased adhesion and expression of MCAM in 468-ΔTC cells could also help to explain why there is an increased effect on lymph node metastasis.
This combination resulted in an increased effect on FGF2-induced apoptosis under serum-containing culture conditions in TC-71 cells, indicating that inhibition of the serum-triggered PI3K survival signal renders TC-71 cells more sensitive to FGF2-induced apoptosis.
Using this process we might also gain insight into the various teaching methods that have an increased effect on each particular student population.
We also examined the impact of recombination for a decreased cost of escape, and, in accordance with the intuition, we observed an increased effect of recombination on the emergence of escapes (results not shown).
However, 24 hours after exercise in the type 2 diabetic group and not the controls, there was an increased effect of insulin on glucose uptake compared to the pre-exercise state as estimated by the insulin clamp technique.
If elderly persons are more likely to be tested for NoV and GII.4 is more virulent than other NoV genotypes, the statistical results could be biased toward an increased effect of age on the odds of infection with GII.4.
Under basal circumstances, greater activity of the T allele was observed, and when stimulated by nicotine, C-824T responded differentially, with an increased effect of the drug on the T allele; when stimulated by PACAP, the increased response of the T allele was even more apparent.
In general, an increased effect of the TBR on SUVmax differences is observed in smaller lesions.
