The phrase "increased effective" is not grammatically correct in written English; it should be written as "increased effectiveness". You can use this phrase when describing an increase in something's effectiveness or performance. For example: "The change in our workflow led to increased effectiveness in our teams' output."
Positive significant modulatory effects represent increased effective connectivity that is induced by the reading task relative to all other tasks.
The funnel is shown to favor transmission of higher m/z, and to increase sensitivity by a combined effect of focusing and increased effective reaction time.
In addition, particle-particle interactions can result in such effects as hindered settling (Ham and Homsy 1988), increased effective viscosity, and non-Newtonian dynamics (Guazzelli and Morris 2011), thereby further complicating the picture.
This increased effective charge draws the electrons (both the core and outer valence electrons) closer to the nucleus, thus accounting for the smaller radius of the higher-atomic-number lanthanides.
Therefore, these can also benefit from the increased effective sensitivity of TOF-PET.
This allows the normally incident light to be coupled and guided laterally, resulting in an increased effective optical path.
First, it increased effective compulsory schooling age for all students by two years, from 14 to 16.
With a density definition as from Predtechenskii and Milinski ([m2/m2]) this implies an increased effective density.
Moreover, our NPG is semiconducting in behavior with a substantially increased effective energy gap of 200 MeV at room temperature.
Strain also limits the dispersion at higher momenta, as a consequence of the increased effective mass of charge carriers.
The permeability in the Upper Permian coal seams decreased exponentially with the increased effective in-situ stress magnitude.
