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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a best effect" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "the best effect."
Example: "To achieve the best effect, you should follow the guidelines closely."
Alternatives: "optimal effect" or "greatest impact."
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In vitro studies showed that the nanoscaled DSPC/PEG40S dispersion had a best effect on thrombolysis under the action of ultrasound, even without thrombolytic drugs.
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Pinkerton has a flinty charm, and Mr. Dalton is smart enough to wait out a pause, dropping a line to best effect.
Choose straight lines for the best effect; A-line skirts are ideal.
Arrange your players (of which there should be at least 3) in a circle or around a table for the best effect.
For all its size, the scaffolding remains a rather underwhelming feature, used to best effect in a repeated sequence that has three unhinged figures tumbling scarily and in painful increments down from one level to another, finally collapsing inertly below.
Rolipram, a phosphodiesterase (PDE) 4 inhibitor, had the best effect, so a few more PDE inhibitors were tested.
Much of Ms. Hargis's expressive charm is in her flexibility, a quality heard to best effect in three songs by Barbara Strozzi.
Officials said they planned to use the plate in a campaign to communicate essential dietary guidelines to consumers, emphasizing one message at a time for the best effect.
One question hanging over this formidable work is whether each of the three acts is paced to best effect; a few trims or reorderings of numbers might benefit the whole.
Use a flannel cloth for best effect.
Cirrus Des Aigles has not been seen to best effect at a mile and a half and is another who really wants plenty of rain.
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