"bidirectional effects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the influence of two different things on each other. For example, "The bidirectional effects of increased education and health outcomes can lead to overall improvement in society."
The results of structural equation modeling showed bidirectional effects between father child conflict and social competence.
Delinquency predicted poor school commitment for both boys and girls, and poor school attachment for girls, thus indicating bidirectional effects over time and sex differences in some of the bidirectional effects.
Simulations showed that uncertainty for turbidity estimation associated with different particle types and bidirectional effects is typically less than 6%.
Pharmacomicrobiomic studies that aim to investigate the bidirectional effects between the gut microbiome and drugs need to consider that the gut microbiome is itself a complex trait.
The results illustrate how incorporating bidirectional effects and considering theoretically meaningful time intervals can improve theory development and theory tests in management accounting research.
Using the relationship of an organization's strategy formation approach and controllers' involvement in the strategy process, we illustrate how bidirectional effects of different speeds can be theorized.
The bidirectional effect of galanin was correlated with changes in stress hormone levels (adrenocorticotropic hormone and corticosterone).
decreased locomotor activity and exerted a bidirectional effect on the restraint stress induced hyperthermia; a high dose of galanin significantly attenuated the stress-induced hyperthermic response, while a low dose of galanin moderately enhanced this response.
The lipoxygenase, phenylalanine ammonialyase, peroxidase, and polyphenol oxidase enzymes had a bidirectional effect on the quality of tobacco leaves and it was beneficial to form more premise matter of aroma based on the higher enzyme activities at the early leaf-drying stage.
Following up on this finding, we showed that the bidirectional effect of sodium taurocholate conjugation was due to its unique structure, that is, the sterane core hindering the ATIII-binding pentasaccharide unit of LMWH with its bulky and rigid structural characteristics while the terminal sulfate group interacts with VEGF to produce stronger binding.
Another important feature of TCM is its bidirectional effect.
