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"has an effect of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the impact or influence that something has on a certain situation or person. Example: The new policy has an effect of increasing employee satisfaction and productivity.
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The effective mass of electron in Δ2 valley is much smaller than that in the Δ4 valley, and the repopulation into Δ2 has an effect of reducing the average effective mass of the electrons thus increasing the electron mobility.
It has an effect of urgency, in every case, and it also has an effect of integrity.
Horizontal cross flow has an effect of reducing such instabilities.
In what is a desolate story, the supply of missing explanations sometimes has an effect of bleak comedy.
It has an effect of rubbing off on the rest of the store because you get more young people into the store.
Dines is clear that regular exposure to such material has an effect of breaking down the taboo about having sex with children.
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In theory, a probiotic could potentially have an effect of the microbiome of the vagina, though proof of its effectiveness hasn't really been established".
No. Might it have an effect of amplifying those violent attitudes in real-life situations?
He says they could not have an effect of altering the withdrawal agreement with the EU.
The state of cure was also seen to have an effect of the adhesion strengths.
No one expects the 11th Street Bridge Park, connecting a riverbank southeast of Capitol Hill to one northwest of Anacostia, to have an effect of that magnitude.
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