"contract effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the legal binding effect of a contract between two or more parties. For example: "The contract effect was immediate, and all parties were held to its terms."
The contract effect, by contrast, helps all consumers, saving about 0.8percentt.
And the referral services use their own power to make sure dealers keep prices low -- the contract effect.
A nonlinear pullout model for CNT-reinforced composites is presented in which thermal residual stress, Poisson's contract effect, as well as nonlinear elastic behavior of nanotubes are considered.
The second is the optimal contract effect.
In a common environment, two different distributions of type θ for purposes of research will be investigated on the contract effect of different distributions.
Abdominal computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed focal dilation of the right intrahepatic bile duct and a low contract effect tumor measuring 42 mm in hepatic segments 1 and 8; ICC was suspected (Fig. 1a, b).
The inflation operation further enhances this contracting effect.
Other studies have also used this method successfully to test plant species' uterine contracting effect [ 14- 20].
In particular, human models used to simulate such impacts barely take into account muscular contracting effects.
There is clearly competition (as is so often the case in chemistry) between the inflating effects of the presence of more electrons and the contracting effects of the stronger nuclear charge.
These sales agents report all contracts effected by them directly to the office in Chicago, whether made with the jobbers at Memphis, or elsewhere beyond the limits of this state.
