"extended effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when an effect is much longer-lasting or greater in scope than the original cause. For example: "The extended effect of the financial crisis was felt around the world."
Being on the shore of the lake, these tend to dry slowly after the rainy season producing extended effect of rainfall.
(44) Mechanisms of collective licensing with an extended effect allow a collective management organisation to offer licences as a collective licensing body on behalf of rightholders, irrespective of whether they have authorised the organisation to do so.
An ocular anesthetic formulation with extended effect and minimal toxicity is needed.
Further studies aimed to better understand the cause of this extended effect on glycemic levels and the role of GST are being performed.
The observed behavior of the spectral response indicates that our gettering process leads to an efficient surface and bulk passivation and indicates an extended effect deep into the bulk of the substrate, which we suggest to be considered especially at the grain boundaries.
In a first developmental phase, TGZ over-expression promotes an increase in the granum size (i.e. increase of the number of stacked thylakoids) with a concomitant decrease of stroma thylakoids and some impairment in the photochemistry of photosynthesis [19], finally the extended effect of this over-expression result in increased oxidative stress symptoms and progressive cell degeneration [31].
These extended effects have implications for climate change, resource consumption, and environmental and human health, which may be meaningful topics for many stakeholders not currently considered.
Will it help to analyze extended effects of the intervention by record data at 6 months?
Additional batches of beads were prepared utilizing central-composite design for estimating extending effect in a spherical domain.
As described earlier [ 26], overexpression of wtSNEV had a strong life-span extending effect.
Thus, our studies confirm a life span extending effect of reduced Indy/CeNAC2 expression in C.elegans.
