The phrase "better effect of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the outcome of an action or measure that has a beneficial effect. For example, "The implementation of the new safety protocols had a better effect of increasing employee satisfaction."
The smaller the value of η is, the better effect of fracture orientated propagation is.
Therefore, our proposed algorithm is able to obtain the better effect of the system performance.
Obviously, the smaller the value of η is, the better effect of radial well on fracturing propagation is.
Particularly, the PDSO algorithm can lead to a better effect of energy saving and slightly deteriorates the blocking probability.
As shown in this figure, our result can generate sharp edges, while enjoying a better effect of brightness.
For a better effect of control, we need larger contraception rate, or larger removal rate, or shorter control period.
22 Finally, transdermal estradiol formulations seem to have a better effect on the prevention of atherosclerosis.
This should lead to better effects of wetting and pore-filling and thus better interfacial contact among P3HT, CIS, and TiO2, probably resulting in more efficient separation of photoinduced electron/hole pairs and thus higher photocurrent.
The better effects of intranasal administration of butorphanol compared with that of intravenous administration may be due to its higher absolute bioavailability.
The element of multiple components includes statements about the (better) effects of multi-component programs in general, about specific multi-component programs and about combinations of specific components.
Among the two additives, AMSA has better effect for improvement of electrochemical activity and kinetics.
