The phrase "area effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts such as gaming, environmental science, or discussions about spatial phenomena to describe an impact or influence that extends over a specific area.
Example: "The spell has a large area effect, affecting all enemies within a 20-meter radius."
Alternatives: "spatial impact" or "regional influence".
In this way, we exclude the surface area effect from the origin of the etch rate difference.
Fullerene-TiO2 has a good photodegradation effect under visible light irradiation, due to the photosensitivity, and enhances the BET surface area effect of fullerene.
Overall, our results indicated that the altitudinal extent and range of climatic variation was sufficient to overshadow the area effect in predicting fish species richness and assemblages in Chinese lakes.
A study on ionic monolayer-protected nano-Au and nano-Ag inks by Anto et al. [18] proposed that the coalescence temperature of nanoparticles is not determined by the thermodynamic size melting or by the surface area effect, as previously thought, but by the temperature when a large portion of the dense monolayer is eliminated.
where i denotes a level-one unit, namely the respondent; j denotes a level-two unit, namely a county-level unit; y ij is the score of physical functional status or depressive symptoms; π ij is the probability of self-rated health as "not-good"; and μ 0j denotes the residual of the level-two unit, representing the area effect.
The document also criticized the Houthis for their actions in the southern city of Taiz, which has been besieged for three years, and accused rebel forces of indiscriminately using "weapons with wide area effect" in urban settings, targeting civilians in their homes, while fetching water at local wells, or on their way to purchase food or seek medical attention.
Therefore, we must consider multilevel models with area effects.
Models 1 to 7 are two-level regression models, namely models with area effects.
The results are compared with specific surface area effects in the catalytic oxidative dimerization of methane.
Such a process, called 'anchoring' of lightness, has properties including articulation, insulation, configuration, and area effects.
There is increasing interest in neighborhood or area effects on health and individual development.
