The phrase "amplified response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an increased or enhanced reaction to a stimulus, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The amplified response of the immune system to the vaccine was evident in the increased antibody production."
Alternatives: "enhanced reaction" or "increased response".
But for frequencies below the threshold, the 2D approach shows higher amplified response.
This greatly accelerated and amplified response, over the passively administered monoclonal antibodies alone, explains great efficacy of RAAVIIT.
This highly amplified response can be visualized as a γ-H2AX focus in the chromatin that can be detected in situ with the appropriate antibody.
Amplified response spectra, related to local site effects, are obtained after the investigation of the local geological conditions carried out through integrated geological, geophysical and geotechnical surveys.
Similarly to hyl1-2, se-1 shypersensitivityivito to ABA and amplified response to abiotic stress [ 38].
We speculate that even in absence of autonomous oscillations this system might show up an amplified response to external periodic stimulations (e.g. a periodic exposure to UV rays) because of the resonance phenomenon.
sTREM-1 is known to amplify response to bacterial inflammation (pathogen-associated molecular patterns).
Their role is to amplify responses to low-level sounds and compress responses to high-level sounds.
This effect could be enhanced by co-treatment with the phosphodiesterase inhibitor IBMX, which inhibits cAMP breakdown and amplifies responses generated by adenylate cyclase coupled receptors.
In macaque, top-down signals have been shown to amplify responses to objects within a classical receptive field and enhance suppression evoked by background stimuli in the surrounding region (Hupe et al. 1998).
Ag nanoparticles were excited to produce SPR and their hot electrons were doped on graphene thin films, which amplified the response of biomolecules.
