The phrase "contemporary effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impact or influence that is relevant to the present time or current trends.
Example: "The contemporary effect of social media on communication has transformed how we interact with one another."
Alternatives: "modern impact" or "current influence."
The groupings are guided neither by chronology nor ritual, but by the desire to create a dramatic contemporary effect: You thought the only beautiful objects were Western artworks?
Another drawback with low frequency data is that we cannot observe the in-treatment effect (the contemporary effect of treatment): any treatment effect taking place within a year will not be recorded due to the data structure.
It can update historical modes to great contemporary effect, as does Commedia dell'Arte on Love, a piece created in Italy.
The system shows strong nestedness: amphibian persistence depends on the contemporary effects of species adaptability and mobility.
[T]he rule in Hadley v. Baxendale may have had its most significant contemporary effects not for the entrepreneurs powering a modernizing economy, but rather for the judges caught up in their own problems of modernization.
Treyarch claims to have built a whole new graphics engine for the game, which supports contemporary effects like deferred lighting and particles; the artificial intelligence system has been updated to give enemies the freedom and ability to react to player actions with a variety of tactical options.
His work deals with the historical and contemporary effects of colonization on Chamorros, and with theorizing the possibilities for their decolonization.
For many wild populations, phenotypic changes in trait values can have contemporary effects that substantially influence population dynamics (Hairston et al. 2005; Coulson et al. 2006).
Similar results, based on Anvi-DAB1, indicate that this locus is reflecting historical population separations and the contemporary effects of gene flow.
It is also important to determine the role of environmental factors, particularly those leading to passive migration, in shaping large-scale population structure and the extent to which these are historical or contemporary effects.
However, in cases like the trout where diverged lineages came into secondary contact, it may be difficult to distinguish between historical and contemporary effects of selection, and hence the role of past versus current environments, based on the results of an outlier scan alone.
