The phrase "amplified reflected" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing sound or light where both amplification and reflection are relevant, but it would need clarification.
Example: "The amplified reflected sound created an echo that filled the entire room."
Alternatives: "enhanced reflection" or "intensified reflection".
One sample could not be amplified, reflecting the possible presence of some form of PCR inhibitor in the original sample.
The job of a strengths coach is to amplify, reflect and facilitate strengths, while generating strategies and solutions for the person being coached," explains Fatima Doman, executive coach and author of Authentic Strengths: How To Maximize Your Happiness, Performance & Success with Positive Psychology Coaching.
Concerns regarding the fidelity of amplification with these methods stem from the 3' bias introduced by the use of the promoter-modified oligo dT) primer during first-strand cDNA synthesis, and questions remain over the degree to which this amplified RNA reflects the true transcriptome of the unamplified sample.
In other words, what if for decades now, we have reflected, amplified, and shaped the mindsets, language, and mores of the managers and leaders that most people mistrust?
Image enhancement techniques aim to amplify the light reflected by the objects in the monitored scene to improve visibility.
We suggest that enhanced amplitudes for emotional sentences may reflect amplified meaning related analysis for these sentences.
Researchers are investigating alterations in the steady state concentrations of metabolites that reflect amplified changes in genetic control of metabolism.
But the year is 1962, and Bobby's commonplace concerns are reflected and amplified by a wider threat.
Instead, the organization Mr. Dole assembled reflected and amplified his limitations, producing a kind of anti-synergy where the whole was less than the sum of its parts.
The bright white surface of ice, known as albedo, is giving way to the dark ocean, meaning that sunlight is being absorbed rather than reflected, amplifying the warming effect.
