The phrase "effect was contained" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the containment or control of a particular outcome or consequence. Example: Despite initial concerns, the spread of the virus was contained through strict quarantine measures. The desired effect was contained within a specific region, preventing a widespread outbreak.
The earliest suggestion of a chemical relaxation effect is contained in a dissertation (Berlin, 1910) based on research directed by the German physical chemist Walther Nernst.
If two structures for the same substance are drawn at different levels of detail, the one with the lower level of detail will, in effect, be contained within the other.
We found that the B6.C-H2d showed showedecreaseded parasite burden in the liver, indicating that the genetic factor mediating the belr1 effect is contained in this congenic region (Figure 6A).
An analysis of outcomes within clinically relevant subgroups suggested that any sequence effect is contained within the population of patients at lower risk of death.
The model for such a switch would be (46) dR / dt = − k f f (S ) (R ) + k r R ∗ + k d 1 ∂ 2 R ∂ θ 2 d R ∗ / dt = k f f (S ) (R ) − k r R ∗ + k d 2 ∂ 2 R ∗ ∂ θ 2 The switching effect is contained in the nonlinearity in the function f(S).
This effect is contained in the theory of background selection (e.g. in the work of B. Charlesworth), as well as in travelling wave models: deleterious mutations generate fitness variance, which makes the fixation probability of a beneficial mutation strongly background-dependent (Good et al., Distribution of fixed beneficial mutations and the rate of adaptation in asexual populations, PNAS 2012).
In the following, these effects are contained in Δ i,j.
The high probability that genes bearing causal mutations of diseases and adverse drug effects are contained within these targeted regions gives the FGF technique momentous practical utility in medicine, diagnostics and agriculture.
We provide information on the design of our simulations in the Appendix; and more results of the simulations for various sample sizes, including unbalanced designs and unequal effects, are contained in the accompanying 'Further Appendices', together with additional information about the derivation of our procedures.
Just as Kant had earlier emphasized (in these pre-critical works) that the consequent of a real ground is not contained in it, and thus does not result by "the analysis of concepts," Kant now (in the critical period) maintains that the concept of the effect cannot be contained in the concept of the cause and, accordingly, that a judgment relating the two cannot be analytic.
