The phrase "appears that the effects" is not correct as it is missing a verb or subject to be complete.
You can use it in a context where you are discussing observations or conclusions about effects, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "It appears that the effects of the new policy are starting to show."
Alternatives: "seems that the effects" or "looks like the effects".
It appears that the effects of additional loss of AAEM and humic acid material on the char yields were ignorable when the gasification temperatures were higher than 800 °C.
It appears that the effects of the two groups of cations can be rationalized in terms of the relative ease (or difficulty) or desolvation experienced by a lithium ion, in their presence, prior to its incorporation into the glass phase.
Overall, it appears that the effects of sensorimotor experience on functional recovery after brain insult critically depend on the postlesion time at which this rehabilitative experience is initiated [36].
As a result it appears that the effects of cooperation between an oncogene and a tumor suppressor may not be reliably predicted when based solely on the degree of overlap between their pathways.
It appears that the effects of Rab25 expression depend largely on context.
It thus appears that the effects of passive training were disrupted by lesions of the hippocampus.
It is not clear just how much reported profit will change as a result of the financial restatement, but it appears that the effect will be to reduce profits reported in the late 90's significantly and perhaps to increase them in 2001 and 2002.
Therefore, it appears that the effect of the Hispanic population depends on the definition of the local labor market.
Therefore, it appears that the effect of corrosion on the significant degradation of tensile strength for specimen B was negligible.
By the visual observation of imprints and surfaces of the walls, it appears that the effect of the erosion is not uniform.
