The phrase "attained an effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the achievement of a particular outcome or result, often in a context related to experiments, studies, or actions taken.
Example: "The new marketing strategy attained an effect that significantly increased sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "achieved an effect" or "produced an effect".
If so, why don't we see shows on television about art in which there are long technical discussions about the advantages of using cobalt blue over indigo, acrylic versus oils, or the best brushes to use to attain an effect of snow?
In order to attain an effect size of 0.3 for 1 degree of freedom, the required sample size in each arm was 44.
Although participants with and without T2DM attained an exercise training effect as evidenced by increased fitness, VAT was unchanged in T2DM compared to those without T2DM, suggesting that these individuals may be resistant to this important benefit of exercise.
Importantly, plasma concentration of naringenin attained in these trials is significantly lower than the concentration required to attain a therapeutic effect, measured both in vitro and in vivo.
Preclinical trials showed that doses as low as 0.1 mg of TD-8954 prokineticrokineffectsfects and 0.5 mg attained a maximal response.
The Ga additions are shown to increase nanohardness and Young's modulus, this effect attaining an obvious bifurcation trend in crystallization-decomposed Ga5(alloy0Se0.60)95 alloy.
The Ga additions are shown to increase nanohardness and Young's modulus of glasses, this effect attaining an obvious bifurcation trend in crystallization-decomposed Ga5(alloy0Se0.60)95 alloy.
LCL type filter was adopted to attain a good filtering effect.
Therefore, an active protection based on the "self-healing" of defects in coatings is necessary to attain a long-term effect.
With the selection of appropriate treatment methods and insisting on certain courses, one will attain a significant therapeutic effect.
