effect

effect
1) действие, влияние, воздействие
2) эффект, следствие, результат
3) производить, осуществлять
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- adverse effect
- Baldwin effect
- biochemical effect
- biological effect
- Bohr effect
- booster effect
- Bruce effect
- carrier effect
- carry-over effect
- combined effect
- complement-mediated bacteriolytic effect
- Compton effect
- conserving effect
- controlling effect
- converse effect
- Coolidge effect
- cooperative effect
- covering effect
- Crabtree effect
- crowding effect
- cumulative effect
- Custer's effect
- Danysz effect
- delayed effect
- depressor effect
- dosage effect
- edge effect
- effect of groups
- enhancement effect
- equalizing effect
- factorial effect
- favorable effect
- Fenn's effect
- final effect
- founder effect
- geoelectric effect
- greenhouse effect
- harmful effect
- herbicidal effect
- homing effect
- hothouse effect
- immediate effect
- immunodepressive effect
- immunoenhancing effect
- infinitesimal effect
- inhibiting effect
- inhibitory effect
- inotropic effect
- irreversible effect
- joint effect
- Kok's effect
- leveling effect
- local concentration effect
- long-term effect
- maternal effect
- mental effect
- multiplicative effect
- neighboring group effect
- net effect
- nondelayed effect
- of effect
- on effect
- optimal effect
- oxygen effect
- paradoxical effect
- partial effect
- Pasteur effect
- permanent effect
- permissive effect
- pleiotropic effect
- position effect
- priming effect
- prolonged effect
- promoting effect
- pronounced effect
- protective effect
- radiation effect
- reflex effect
- remote effect
- residual effect
- retarding effect
- sampling effect
- selective effect
- sensitizing effect
- short-term effect
- side effect
- sparing effect
- spreading effect
- stimulating effect
- subthreshold effect
- synergic effect
- systemic effect
- tau effect
- threshold effect
- transfer effect
- variable effect
- virostatic effect
- widespread effect
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