The phrase "as a logical effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consequence or outcome that follows logically from a particular action or situation.
Example: "The new policy was implemented, and as a logical effect, employee productivity increased significantly."
Alternatives: "as a result" or "consequently".
Had the increasing effect on position bias been more substantial, the alternation rate would have been decreased as a logical consequence.
As a logical consequence of a previous experiment using cholinesterase inhibition with physostigmine [ 13], Hofer and colleagues investigated the effect of the central α2-receptors clonidine and dexmedetomidine in a murine model of CLP-induced sepsis [ 14].
Leaders celebrate customer success, with numbers as a logical result.
The generated code has the same effect as a logical checking of requirements and can be used in any context, in particular to trigger user defined actions, when requirements are violated.
Leaving aside the non-trivial metaphysical question of what can in principle count as a logical inscription, we must consider what effect this stance had on his attitude to logic and logic systems.
Since in the logical model, only one discrete value is used as an abstraction for the concentrations of c-di-GMP that are considered as the on-state, this negative feedback inhibition has no observable logical effect.
We therefore chose to investigate the specific effect of reducing the expression of PTEN, as a logical way to upregulate the PI3K signalling pathway.
Britain's ambassador in Saigon welcomed the bombing as "a logical and inherently justifiable retort to North Vietnamese aggression" and said it provided a "tonic effect" in the south of the country.
As a logical next step we would like to adjust the dose of vitamin C and simvastatin and investigate the effect of vitamin C at a higher dose.
That clearly makes no sense as a logical proposition.
