"percentage effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to the change in a quantity or statistic as a result of some influence. For example, "The percentage effect of the law was a decrease in crime by 10%."
It was found that the reaction time with a percentage effect of 45.04% was the most effective parameter in the ozone/H2O2 process.
Based on the AHP results, each factor was assigned a percentage effect on the design of the roadways' support and their stability.
The residual strength and stiffness degradation curves of RAC were obtained by regression analysis and the replacement percentage effect on degradation laws was discussed.
By applying the analysis of variance, it was also found that the greatest impact on wear rate has interaction of load and % volume of hBN with percentage effect of 51.89%, then % volume of hBN with 35.04% and load with 13.06%.
Only a minimal percentage effect of BIG + SUA (19.2%, p = 0.0175) on HbA1c was observed (Table 5).
The Pareto analysis calculates the percentage effect of each factor on the response and gives more significant information to interpret the results.
The percentage effects of the three fungal isolates were calculated and corrected by Abbott's (1925) formula: {mathbf{Abbott}}^mathbf{s} mathbf{corrected} mathbf{mortality}%=frac{left(mathrm{mortality} mathrm{in} mathrm{control}-mathrm{mortality} mathrm{in} mathrm{treatment}right)}{mathrm{mortality} mathrm{in}kern0.5em mathrm{control}}times 100.
Another unknown is whether the fat percentage effects could have been detected with similar statistical confidence had fat percentage been subjected to many years of directional selection.
The fat percentage effects of BTA14 is an excellent example showing how stratification correction could reduce potential noise and produce much cleaner signals of significant effects.
Data were transformed into natural logarithms to allow the investigation of power relations between continuous variables and proportional (percentage) effects of discrete variables.
For the widely confirmed fat percentage effects on BTA14, the LS analysis without the elite cows nearly achieved the effect of stratification correction and eliminated most significant LS results with the elite cows except the DGAT1-NIBP region of BTA14.
