"shrinking effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation of something becoming smaller or decreasing in size or scope. For example, "The shrinking effect of climate change is leading to a decrease in the number of polar bears in the Arctic."
The shrinking effect has been taken into consideration.
"The shrinking effect of the jetliner upon geography distorted the earth's face," wrote The Los Angeles Times's on-flight correspondent, Cordell Hicks.
Thiahelicenes are polycondensed heteroaromatic molecules characterized by a chiral helix-like structure including multiple thiophene units, with a lowering effect on the oxidation potentials and a shrinking effect on the band gaps.
It was assumed that this shrinking effect was related to the FIB patterning process.
It is concluded that the piezofluorochromic behaviors of TPE-An should originate from the shrinking effect of the bandgap under external force.
This shrinking effect should be taken into consideration during the design of fine patterns of CNT forest metamaterials in the visible region.
Though it is not entirely clear why, the blood vessels in the nasal lining quickly become tolerant to the drugs' shrinking effects.
Because this happened at a rather low temperature, this is most important for a low-temperature demanding application such as printing on paper and if the shells are carbonized instead of burning off this might be useful in preventing microcracking as this limits shrinking effects.
Taken concurrently with chemotherapy and radiation, it improves blood pathology (reduces anemia associated with chemo), reduces liver injury and negative side effects of these treatments while increasing positive tumor shrinking effects of the therapies.[citation needed].
The shrink effect of negative staining may be the reason why the density map is a little smaller than the atomic model.
Fitting a fractional polynomial to the effect of randomised group over time and shrinking the effect of outliers beyond three years confirmed these results, although the confidence limits were wide.
