"signaling effect" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It refers to an effect that is produced when someone sends out a signal that conveys meaning, often in a persuasive manner. For example, a company's stock price might increase when the CEO announces a new deal they've signed, indicating a positive signaling effect of the CEO's announcement.
LPA-treated constructs exhibited greater DNA content, indicative that the molecule exerted a signaling effect.
We find little evidence of a signaling effect resulting from the mere exposure to labels.
This implies that the signaling effect is important if intangible returns in relation to a college education are considered.
"China starting its national emissions trading scheme will have a major signaling effect globally," said Frank Jotzo, director of the Center for Climate Economics and Policy at the Australian National University in Canberra, who closely tracks developments in China.
Finally, in the emerging (at the time) Internet industry, founding teams with a doctoral degree holder are more likely to be funded via a direct VC tie and receive higher valuations, suggesting a signaling effect.
We also examine training externalities, as well as the "signaling" effect that Intel has had on other firms' decision to enter the Costa Rican economy, thus making Intel itself into a factor of attraction.
The why, how, and what of the country's ambitious structural-reform efforts could – and should – have important signaling effects around the world.
These can be explained by either a causal effect from being married in terms of specialization benefits or signaling effects or in terms of selection.
Vaccine-induced polyclonal HER2-specific antiserum was analyzed for receptor internalization and signaling effects alone and in combination with lapatinib.
Therefore the CXCL12 signaling effects are likely mediated exclusively by CXCR4 in these cells.
Adenosine mediates its signaling effects through 4 adenosine receptors (ARs): A1AR, A2AR, A2BAR and the A3AR [4].
