No, the phrase "significantly effect" is not grammatically correct.
The correct phrase would be "significantly affect." It can be used in written English to describe a strong influence or impact on something. Example: The new regulations will significantly affect the company's profits.
Gender did not significantly effect any measures.
The changes in these variables significantly effect the composition and conversion in the reactor.
The sodium bicarbonate percentage was found to be most significantly effect to the floating force.
[C14.] Inquiry Will Not Hurt Adecco Adecco said that an investigation into accounting weaknesses at its North American unit had not uncovered any problems large enough to significantly effect 2003 earnings.
Results from Plackett-Burman design indicated that FeSO4, CaCl2, NaHCO3, and MgCl2 had a significantly effect (P ≤ 0.05) on Ps.
However, we failed to detect knockdown Kif4A expression of Cal27 in co-culture system have significantly effect on the expression level of CCR2 on the surface of macrophages as compare with it from co-culture system without any treatment.
Most experimental runs conducted at 50 °C resulted to high biodiesel yields, while stirring speed and reaction time did not give significantly effect.
Numerical examples demonstrate that the modal combination rules have a significantly effect on the accuracy of FRS by the direct spectra-to-spectra method.
Moreover, we have systematically studied the Li-storage mechanism, which confirms that the NDG coating layer shows significantly effect and advantage on solving polysulfide shuttling problem.
In conclusion, the garlic powder preparation used in this study among moderately hypercholesterolemic adults did not significantly effect plasma lipids levels.
Along with the annealing process, however, structural phase transitions sometimes occur, which have significantly effect on the performance of the electrodes and cells, but is often ignored.
