Sentence examples for amplified effect from inspiring English sources

One challenge is the "amplified effect" of social media, said Ian Schafer, chief executive at Deep Focus, a digital agency in New York, citing how, on Twitter, "you put something out and it can be retweeted thousands of times".

Multiple research studies have shown that the poles are warming twice as fast as other parts of the planet due to a number of factors including the amplified effect that melting ice caps have on the ability to reflect (rather than absorb) sunlight.

This phenomenon previously described by Gibbs et al. may have an amplified effect after multiple dosing of ketoconazole as in the tested study where 200 mg was administered once a day for 3 days.

How such changes affect gene expression remains unclear, although some evidence suggests that small differences in DNA methylation may cause an amplified effect on gene expression (Lillycrop et al., 2008).

This constitutes a simple form of molecular leverage with the covalent structure providing the fulcrum and gives the hydrogen bond an unexpectedly amplified effect on the tensile stiffness of the chain.

WRKY proteins usually functioned as transcriptional regulators via binding to W-boxes (TTGACC/T) in the promoter regions of down-stream genes and clusters of W-boxes had an amplified effect [ 3- 5, 11- 15].

The rhythmic build-up of twitchy, amplified effects in Hancock's group shows the Stone influence.

Though he offers several cringeworthy set pieces, Mr. Aja blows his entire Windex budget on an overcomplicated second half of amplified effects and diminishing returns.

At this point Mr. Aja (who also wrote the screenplay with Gregory Levasseur) blows his entire Windex budget on an overcomplicated second half of amplified effects and diminishing returns.

Sawhney himself, sitting among his banks of keyboards, was barely noticeable at first despite the audience's cheers, and it was left to JC 001, once named the world's fastest rapper, to blast off with a confection of amplified effects that sent up a roar from the thousands-strong crowd.

She gives appropriate attention to cyberbullying as well, not blaming the Internet for an impulse as old as the schoolyard but describing the amplified effects of online taunts, which can follow our children home and into their bedrooms, persist online and are out there for everyone to see, potentially going viral and spreading the humiliation to an audience of thousands or even millions.