The phrase "as a critical effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significant impact or consequence of an action, event, or phenomenon in a particular context.
Example: "The changes in policy were implemented as a critical effect of the recent economic downturn."
Alternatives: "as a significant consequence" or "as a vital impact".
Therefore, the perchlorate precursor effect seen in healthy adult subjects should be viewed as a critical effect that warrants prevention.
Cadmium (Cd) risk assessment presently relies on tubular proteinuria as a critical effect and urinary Cd (U-Cd) as an index of the Cd body burden.
In addition, we use an asterisk to indicate fixed or target values, such as a "critical effect size" (M*), target human dose (HD*), or target incidence level (I*).
Thus increasing the intelligence behavior of the cross layer routing metrics as interference has a critical effect on the delay and overall throughput of the network in MCMR WMNs.
Her status as his wife had a critical effect on Sheridan's career and health.
Given the concern about immunotoxicity as a possible critical effect [ 19] and the possibility of developmental toxicity [ 23], studies in child populations have recently focused on antibody responses to childhood immunizations as a clinically relevant parameter that reflects major immune system functions [ 24].
This dose is intended to correspond to the most sensitive health effect that occurs as a result of exposure to the pesticide of interest (known as the critical effect), and as a result, is believed to be protective against additional health effects that may be expected to occur at higher doses.
This association is regarded as the critical effect in risk assessment.
The WHO approach used sensory irritation of the eyes and the upper airways as the critical effect.
This level is used as the critical effect level by the European Union to characterize risk (European Commission 2008).
Tubular proteinuria is generally accepted as the critical effect following long-term, low-level exposure to cadmium as seen in an industrial environment.
