The phrase "and the concomitant effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an effect that naturally accompanies or is associated with a particular action or situation.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, and the concomitant effect was a noticeable increase in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "and the associated effect" or "and the resulting effect".
Excess greenhouse gas emissions and the concomitant effect on global warming have become significant environmental, social and economic threats.
To the best of our knowledge, no similar work has been performed on the carbohydrates of microalgae biomass and the concomitant effect on bioethanol yields.
An important aspect we wanted to address about the functioning of the CWI pathway was the association between the magnitude of Slt2 phosphorylation and the concomitant effect on gene expression.
However, this is only speculative because the small number of patients who were sedated in the present study and the concomitant effect of many drugs administered do not allow conclusions to be drawn.
These findings would suggest that other factors are acting through the IGF-1R to produce the protective effects or that the role of IGF-1 and IGF-2 is necessary but not sufficient to achieve the benefit by BMDC and requires the concomitant effect of additional factor(s) [41].
These limitations include poor reproductive success, leading to increased levels of inbreeding and the concomitant effects on behavior, morphology, and continued reproductive success (inbreeding depression) (Snyder et al. 1996; Lacy 2013).
25 In order to evaluate the vulnerability of a target, one would have to gradually reduce the level of target gene expression and simultaneously monitor the concomitant effect on bacterial growth.
Deactivation of the catalysts seems to be independent of the preparation method and can be attributed to the concomitant effect of coke deposition and sintering.
Our data allow highlighting the concomitant effect of both substrate temperature and plasma chemistry in order to understand the evolution of the chemical properties of propanethiol PPF prepared in the E and H mode of an ICP discharge.
This different behavior regarding chemical properties of the PPF as a function of the discharge mode used for their synthesis was understood by considering the concomitant effect of the substrate temperature (Ts) and the plasma chemistry for both ICP modes.
The effect of zinc binding is otherwise hard to discern due to the concomitant effect of zinc on Tau phosphorylation and because zinc modulation, by genetic or chemical measures, must be limited to avoid causing detrimental effects in vivo.
