"breadth of the effect" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to the range or extent of impact that something has. Example: The new government policy had a wide breadth of effect, reaching not just the economy but also education, healthcare, and social welfare programs.
The breadth of this effect suggests a further and important interface between oxygen availability and gene expression.
It is already known that genotype can affect the interaction between lifespan and food [27], [40] [42] and could indicate the breadth of the DR effect on fly health.
If anything, I underestimated the speed with which crowdsourcing could come to shape our culture and economy, and the breadth of those effects.
All the studied Wild Cards were found to be relevant by the experts in terms of their potential impact on the transport industries, the breadth of their effect and the vulnerability of the various industry segments.
In summary, ET-1 substantially affects global transcript expression whereas insulin has a more subtle effect both in terms of relative changes and breadth of the response, and effects of either ET-1 or insulin on RNA recruitment to polysomes are more subtle with differential effects of the two agonists on specific transcripts.
I think we would be surprised at the breadth of her effect.
As discussed within the results section, there was a breadth of biological effects within the brain following PBT2 treatment in the aged mice.
For instance, there may be coding variability at individual institutions that has an impact on the data, although the breadth of the study should minimize this effect.
This approach allowed the evaluation of a greater breadth of antigens, but limited evaluation of the effect of antigenic variation on the antibody response.
