The phrase "an effect more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare effects, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The study showed an effect more significant than previously thought."
Alternatives: "a greater effect" or "a more pronounced effect".
Therefore, he dismisses it as having an effect "more like that of a badly stubbed toe".
These short- and long-term effects were absent in the sham group where small reductions were observed, an effect more consistent with previous placebo PET studies.
Analysts who aren't in the president's party are more likely to downgrade their ratings, an effect more pronounced in periods of high partisan conflict.
Four episodes in, the plenitude of incident creates an effect more like dilution than density, and it's hard to see the trees for the forest of allusion.
Mr. Lyons and his team lowered the profile of the grille, for an effect more midsize sedan than sport utility vehicle.
On the new Hulu series, the plenitude of incident creates an effect more like dilution than density, and it's hard to see the trees for the forest of allusion.
Gives an amplification effect -- more tag or label ('signal') per molecule of target protein.
We call that an "opportunity effect": more opportunities increase the likelihood of success.
"It will have a placebo effect more than anything else," said Demetrios Papademetriou, co-director of the Migration Policy Institute, a Washington nonprofit group that studies immigration and border issues.
Alternatively, the therapy may have produced a placebo effect more potent than that associated with drugs, they suggest.
Like a ripple effect, more individuals become involved and it all gets very complicated.
