The phrase "augmenting effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the enhancement or increase of a particular outcome or phenomenon.
Example: "The study revealed an augmenting effect of the new treatment on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "enhancing effect" or "amplifying effect."
Penicillin, vancomycin, daptomycin, and linezolid had no biofilm augmenting effect at any of the concentrations tested.
Again, the hypothesized pain augmenting effect of the BDNF Met allele only occurred when chronic pain complaints were present.
Thus, in this study, the expected pain augmenting effect of the COMT Met allele only occurred in a group of chronic pain patients.
The positive impact of HER4 on a patient's course of disease as shown in this study is not only suggestive of its differentiation promoting and potentially pro-apoptotic function but rather for a Herceptin™ augmenting effect.
Priming with HBsAg alone could not afford its augmenting effect indicating the importance of priming by polytope itself.
The presence of PEG grafts in the polymer structure had augmenting effect on the magnitude of pH-responsiveness and on the pH-independent colloidal stability of the polymer particles formed above Tp.
The evidence for protocol-based treatment supports suggestions that nurses incorporate acupressure and Shiatsu into their practice, in particular for pain relief, fatigue in cancer, augmenting effects of medication, providing comfort and improving breathing [ 108- 110].
The effect is attributed to reduced monocyte assocaited inflammation [ 21] and augmented effect of GLP-1 in macrophages and endothelial cells [ 22].
In our previous work, we observed augmented effect of DAC and SAHA, in combination, on cell proliferation, reactive oxygen species formation, and apoptosis in leukemic cell line CML-T1 [ 29, 30].
MG-132 plus DX3 or DX4 had augmented effects in inducing apoptosis and in decreasing c-FLIP levels compared to any of these agents alone (Fig. 7C&7D).
In our cohort, dual RAS blockade augmented effects on FMD and arterial stiffness during clamped euglycemia.
