The phrase "and that effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific outcome or result that has been previously mentioned or implied.
Example: "The changes in policy were implemented to improve efficiency, and that effect was noticeable within weeks."
Alternatives: "and that result" or "and that outcome".
Lower interest rates would boost confidence, and that effect would be multiplied if the Fed acted in concert with other central banks.
So the best explanation that the two researchers can come up with is that women are in some way harassed by their mothers-in-law to discourage adulterous matings.Such harassment might well have an adverse effect on a woman's fetus if she happened to be pregnant, and that effect would probably show up early in a child's life.
Jobs Stability Equals Housing Stability Strong industries have bolstered some of the cities on our list: The energy sector has kept jobs flowing into Texas oil town Houston, and that effect trickles into Dallas and Austin (which is also buoyed by technology jobs).
Yet, given the fact that FUSION data are a minor part of the meta-analysis and that effect estimates of Danish and DIAGRAM+ data are virtually similar (OR 1.060 and 1.065, respectively) we argue that the current analyses are robust.
SIRT-1 has the ability to physically bind to PARP-1 and deacetylate it, and that effect results in suppression of PARP-1 enzymatic activity in skeletal muscle from young mice following exercise.
Enhanced methylation in the CpG-rich region of the promoter and exon 1F of the NR3C1 gene has been revealed in the cord blood of neonates whose mothers have been suffering from depression and anxiety during the third trimester of their pregnancy and that effect persisted through infancy up to 3 months of age [ 52].
"There are lots of players wondering about their futures and that effects the atmosphere".
"Blue seems a weaker effect than red, but blue skies, blue water are calm and positive, and so that effect makes sense too".
And when that effect wears off, what's left?
But doesn't punishing undesirable behavior have a deterrent effect, and doesn't more and harsher punishment increase that effect?
Concrete is prone to cracking, and not everyone likes that effect.
