"limit effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in situations where you are referring to the way in which something is limited in its potential to have a specific effect or produce a certain result. For example, "The changes to the policy had a limit effect, as they failed to address all of the underlying issues."
The design issues focus on characteristics of service programs that may limit effect sizes and statistical power in evaluation studies.
More nanowires will grow and align more perpendicular to the substrate due to the space limit effect in a thicker silver film.
Initialize the channel selection technique with initial choice of probability distributions P. To limit effect of this step on results, every node has uniform initial probability of choosing every of its available channels.
It is demonstrated that at elevated initial pressure, the second explosion limit effect plays a significant role leading to slow-branching reactions and the detonation sensitivity of hydrogen mixtures is comparable to other common hydrocarbon mixtures at such condition.
Table 10 Quality criteria for groundwater use for industry (after Johnson, 1983) Factor * Standard limit Effect zones with respect to Incrustation Corrosion pH (units) <7 – – TDS (mg/L) >1,000 – II VI HCO( _{3}^ ) (mg/L) >400 I VI – Cl (mg/L) >500 – III VI SO( _{4}^{2 - } ) (mg/L) >100 III VI – * Factors influencing quality of groundwater.
VAP patients were excluded to eliminate the possibility of including patients with pneumonia complicating ALI and to limit effect-cause bias.
By selecting beginning readers, we also hoped to limit effects of reading skill on speech perception.
But the bullying had limited effect.
The pre-emptive strike had limited effect.
The crackdown has had limited effect.
Experts say airport screening may have limited effect.
