The phrase "a convincing effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something that persuades or makes a strong impression.
Example: "The film had a convincing effect on the audience, leaving them in deep thought about the issues presented."
Alternatives: "a persuasive impact" or "a compelling influence".
Higher pre-set values result in higher adjusted operative temperatures and higher illuminances on desk, although the differences for heating were too small to show a convincing effect.
However, although ameliorating surrogate markers, statins are not considered to have a convincing effect in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
In the present study, we did not find a convincing effect of the administration of rhAPC on fibrinolysis.
Sena and colleagues reported only three interventions for acute ischaemic stroke treatment with a convincing effect in patients out of 494 interventions that showed a positive effect in animal models [ 9].
Although an autoimmune component in ALS has been suggested for many years, 22– 24 a critical role of autoimmunity in ALS is not widely accepted, partially due to the absence of a convincing effect of immunotherapy.
A review of clinical trials from the 1960s, 70s and 80s showed that the use of thiazides and β blockers had a convincing effect on stroke prevention – the added risk associated with elevated blood pressure was markedly reduced with such treatment [ 1].
It is often found that sounds coming from a different source than the described object or situation offer a much more convincing effect.
The video playback matches their speed, creating a very smooth and convincing effect of moving through the landscape.
This resulted in a significant interaction term (P=0.035) but non-significant main effects (P>0.1), suggesting no evidence for a convincing interaction effect.
These results demonstrate a treatment effect on inflammatory mediators simultaneously, with convincing effect on IFNγ, confirming a functional T-cell effect.
Heather Morris wildly entertained audiences across the country with her Britney-meets-Britney episode of "Glee" -- the one that had her recreating scenes from "I'm A Slave For You" to utterly convincing effect, so it breaks our heart to hear that she'd give it all up in a snap -- for love.
