"amplification phase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a stage in a process or a period of time in which something is increasing or being strengthened. For example, "We are currently in the amplification phase of our marketing plan, during which we will be launching a series of campaigns to increase brand exposure."
Locally secreted chemokines mediate leukocyte recruitment during the initiation and amplification phase of renal inflammation.
March 8 Proof of the PCP Theorem: overview and beginning of "amplification phase" If you are taking the course for credit, choose a project and prepare a 35 minutes oral presentation.
The proposed reference buffer is integrated in a 14-bit 150 MSps low-power pipelined ADC with the amplification phase of only 2.5 ns.
An alternate approach that uses data from beyond the log linear amplification phase is explored in this article with the aim of reducing noise and adding confidence to efficiency estimates.
Macrophages typically infiltrate the retina during this amplification phase of EAU [6, 15].
The oxidative stress primarily takes place in the mitochondria during the early phase, whereas nuclear oxidative damage is observed during the amplification phase of EAU.
Then, the signal enters to an amplification phase that increases the amplitude of the signal four times the value received at the antenna.
Photomicrographs showing hematoxylin and eosin-stained sections of mice (B10RIII) retinas reveal that during early EAU (day 5 postimmunization), retinas remain intact; whereas at the peak of inflammation, during the amplification phase of EAU (day 14), macrophage and other inflammatory cell infiltration is prominent and the retinal structure is no longer well-preserved.
The reactions were stopped in the late logarithmic amplification phase, and the DNA from the corresponding samples were pooled.
Sox6 is thus essential in the maturation phase of stress erythropoiesis that follows the erythropoietin-dependent amplification phase.
After the amplification phase, a dissociation curve was carried out to ensure that there was only one product amplified.
