"amplification of the effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to increase or enhance the impact or influence of something. Example: The usage of bright colors in the advertisement was intended for amplifying the effect and catching the attention of potential customers.
This is consistent with amplification of the effect of ischemia in APP carriers.
Figure 12 Comparison of present numerical results using Equations 6 and 12. (Amplification of the effect of CNTs' piezoresistivity).
A decrease of D yields an amplification of the effect of clustering on response.
However, previous studies have not shown further amplification of the effect of exendin- 9 39) on thexendin- 9 39 insulin responses themeal intake beyond the 120-min observation period in healthy controls (13, 15, 16).
Interactions of racism with ethnicity, and racism with either measure of air pollution were also not significant, suggesting no ethnic specific association between racism and FEV1 or FVC, and no amplification of the effect of air pollution.
For example, increases in background exposure to the same or a different chemical(s) may result in saturation of metabolic activation and/or clearance processes, or temporary depletion of cofactors involved in detoxification, such as glutathione, resulting in either attenuation or amplification of the effect of additional increments of chemical exposure on internal dose.
These were used in order to prevent export of the applied drugs and thus allow the amplification of the effects of Kv1.3 inhibitors in the intracellular milieu.
Amplification of the effects of these drugs with advancing age may suggest the maintenance of protective drug effects despite other risk factors such as frailty, osteoporosis, comorbidity and concomitant drug use.
On the contrary, in C. elegans, long dsRNA molecules tend to be much more efficient than small dsRNA molecules for reasons not only related to the interaction with the target mRNA but also to the initiation of the systemic effect and amplification of the RNAi effect.
The boundaries between prokaryotes, unicellular eukaryotes and multicellular eukaryotes are accompanied by orders-of-magnitude reductions in effective population size, with concurrent amplifications of the effects of random genetic drift and mutation1.
Thus, there may be at least two pathways for the GEM effect: suppression of Notch3 expression by GEM and amplification of the GEM effect through the suppression of Notch3.
