The phrase "undergo the effect" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a person or thing is subjected to a particular result or outcome. For example, "She underwent the effect of the medicine and started to feel better after a few hours."
For event participants, we apply otherwise standard roles included also in previous efforts (e.g. Theme and Cause) but introduce the role Instrument for distinguishing entities used to carry out planned processes from those that undergo the effects of the process.
In the present work, for the first time the expression protein Response Surplus or RS is introduced for the purpose of designating the increase of antioxidant capacity of a protein when it undergoes the effect of a structural stressor.
Regardless of the type of transportation that a natural charcoal assemblage has undergone, the effect in modifying particle morphology will vary according to the length of time spent in that environment.
Society was undergoing the effects of multiculturalism and the focus had shifted to religious and cultural issues.
The industry being studied are similarly diverse, such as the biopharmaceutical sector, clean energy startups, or traditional capital-intensive industries undergoing the effects of digitization.
A year ago it was revealed that a nine-year-old girl with the mental age of a three-month-old, known only as Ashley X, had undergone surgery to prevent her body undergoing the effects of puberty.
Urban organisation actually undergoes the effects of continuous alternation between order and disorder.
In the case of the rotated constellation study, only the SFN network undergoes the effects when the deviation between the rotated constellations is active depending on the modulation type.
"We were undergoing the effects of the military dictatorship of the mid-1970s in Brazil.
