"suppress the effects" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The drug was introduced to suppress the effects of the disease."
The FFH code family can effectively suppress the effects of multiuser interference and had its origin in the frequency hopping code family.
Simulation results show that the dynamic surface controller with a nonlinear disturbance observer can suppress the effects of external disturbances and model uncertainties effectively.
This paper presents a novel algorithm to suppress the effects of RRO on following control performance.
If the formula was developed to keep your head clear, how come so many reports said that it didn't suppress the effects of alcohol?
In cancerous cells, chaperones help proteins fold into the correct shape even when they are mutated, helping to suppress the effects of deleterious mutations.
Furthermore, this system can tolerate the rapid changes in wind speed and suppress the effects of these fluctuations on the equipment side voltage in a novel topology.
The inability of currently available antiviral therapy to eliminate HCV in the liver transplant setting suggests that indefinite treatment designed to suppress the effects of the virus may be necessary.
This in turn can provide information on sample thickness variations over the beam cross-section and can suppress the effects of multiply-scattered light so that non-uniform and macroscopically rough surfaces can be analyzed.
To avoid this problem, we propose a novel objective function for SVM, i.e., an adaptive penalty term is designed to suppress the effects of extreme outliers, thus simplifying the separation hypersurface and increasing the classification efficiency.
The functional expression of the mutations in expression systems allows to study the functional alterations of mutant channels and to develop new strategies for the therapy of ion channelopathies, e.g. by designing drugs that specifically suppress the effects of malfunctioning channels.
