The phrase "an evident effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear or obvious result or consequence of a particular cause or action.
Example: "The study revealed an evident effect of climate change on local wildlife populations."
Alternatives: "a clear impact of" or "an obvious consequence of".
There is an evident effect of ferroelectric polarization fatigue during the endurance cycling test when P r has reduced to about 5 μC/cm2 after 106 work cycles, being inferior to traditional ferroelectric materials such as SBT, which will not give a clear indication of fatigue after 109 times of switching.
This was an evident effect of the disease, as necrosis involves a loss of hepatocytes and an increase of infiltrating cells.
It does not require an RCT to discover that these are different; it is an evident effect of the surgical approach.
Gonococcal infections did not have an evident effect on the viability of the T cell cultures (data not shown).
Importantly, we did not observe any evident effect of arginine or lysine starvation on primary rat glia cell morphology, migration and microfilament organization.
The pulse electric field–hydrocyclone field coupling unit presents an evident effect in the treatment of emulsified lubricating oil and has a large contribution in reducing the subsequent processing time of the vacuum heating unit.
The exclusion of these patients from the present study could have demonstrated a more evident effect of the treatment regimen and robust results.
A slight decrease of RAPs in switchgrass and corn stover pretreated by 2% acid could be attributed to a more evident effect of depolymerization of crystalline cellulose, lower surface density of surface crystalline cellulose microfibrils due to extensive removal of hemicellulose or partial generation and deposition of pseudo-lignin [ 46, 47].
The results of the analysis indicated evident effect of asphalt base type on intensity of low-temperature cracking.
The most evident effect of Slc6a3 gene therapy was reflected in the remarkably altered overt behavioral phenotype of treated mice that showed a reversal of both the hyperactivity and perseverative pattern of locomotion characteristic of this model of hyperdopaminergia.
