"due to its effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in describing the consequences or outcome of something. For example, "The decision had far-reaching effects due to its effects on the wider economy."
While the exact mechanism is not clear, it is likely due to its effects on calming the nervous system, relaxing the muscles, and increasing vasodilation.
Some have responded that it is a matter of justice due to its effects on equal opportunity for women (Okin 1989, Kittay 1999).
Octacosanol is a promising compound due to its effects on central nervous system, and also because it increases GSH levels and thus could influence stress, we aimed to elucidate its effect on sleep and stress in mice.
It seems that the therapeutic effects of propofol are due to its effects on the chloride channels in the β1-subunit of GABA receptors [11].
It may, however, influence the strength of sexual selection due to its effects on female responsiveness.
Akt's role in transformation has been considered to be mostly due to its effects on promoting cell survival.
Dietary protein plays a role in body weight regulation, partly due to its effects on satiety.
Finally, aspect affects fire spread mainly in forests, probably due to its effects on fuel moisture.
Multiple myeloma's effects on your body are primarily due to its effects from growing in your bone marrow and producing this abnormal protein.
Urbanization has increasingly become a prevailing issue confronting scientists worldwide due to its effects on temperature and environment.
The effect of slash is, to a large extent, due to its effects on micro-climate and soil moisture.
