"multiplicity of effects" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the many different outcomes or consequences that can result from a particular action or event. Example: The decision to cut down the forest had a multiplicity of effects on the local ecosystem, including loss of habitat for animals, soil erosion, and decreased air quality.
They believe they have identified six ways that music affects emotion, from triggering reflexes in the brain stem to triggering visual images in the cerebral cortex.Such a multiplicity of effects suggests music may be an emergent property of the brain, cobbled together from bits of pre-existing machinery and then, as it were, fine-tuned.
If one imagines that a manifold set of causes produces a complex multiplicity of effects, then one is saying in effect that each component of the complex cause is producing one component of the complex effect, and this amounts to saying that there are many instances of one cause producing one effect.
Because of this multiplicity of effects and the potential for unmeasured confounding due to drug supply changes in crude time series analyses, we are unaware of any method using available data that could identify the impact of the SIF on population-level overdose rates.
Tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-α) exerts a multiplicity of effects that are not only related to disease activity.
But this is just to say that one's level of serotonin would have a multiplicity of effects, some positive, some perhaps negative.
Statistical interaction analysis showed a departure from multiplicity of effects of low obestatin (less than median) with high TNF- α (above the median) levels.
A number of studies have emphasized that P. quinquefolius has a multiplicity of pharmacological effects on the cardiovascular and central nervous systems, antidiabetic effects, antitumour activities and immunomodulatory effects similar to those of P. ginseng.
Arsenic is an environmental pollutant, potent human toxicant, and oxidative stress agent with a multiplicity of health effects associated with both acute and chronic exposures.
However, the almost universal distribution of OB-Ra and OB-Rb reflects the multiplicity of biological effects in extraneural tissues, providing evidence for the extreme functional pleiotropy of leptin [ 12].
While some HIV-1 amino acid changes individually associate with decrease in VL, the compound image that emerges is one of a multiplicity of modest effects distributed across many residues.
When taken together, the data presented demonstrate that WwTW effluents (and the chemicals therein) have a multiplicity of biological effects and can be genotoxic and immunotoxic and/or can cause endocrine disruption in fish.
