The phrase "and amplified in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has been increased or enhanced in a particular context or medium.
Example: "The findings of the study were presented at the conference and amplified in the subsequent publication."
Alternatives: "and expanded upon in the" or "and elaborated in the".
But he had to post his own apology for a past fan encounter that went wrong — drama that appears to be unrelated to the scandal engulfing the rest of his friends, but resurfaced and amplified in the wake of it.
These run controls are intended for use in microbiology laboratories and are designed to be extracted and amplified in the same way as clinical samples and included in each assay run.
The generally accepted answer for magnetars is that the energy to power the X- and gamma-ray emission comes from an internal magnetic field that has been twisted and amplified in the turbulent interior of the neutron star, as depicted in the illustration above.
But it's also at a fragile stage where decisions made today will be cemented and amplified in the future...
The curve of HU values without significant difference were circled in the orange box and amplified in the upper left corner.
Even trace amounts of DNA from animals like the hellbender salamander (pictured above) can be plucked from streams or soil and amplified in the lab.
The STS gene was deleted in Caucasians (p<0.05) and amplified in AAs while the PRPF6 was amplified in AAs and unaltered in Caucasians (Table 4).
Ms. Blanche's article describing the report expresses alarm about these discrepancies – a concern echoed and amplified in some of the media coverage that this report has generated.
They observed an enrichment of genes localized to 8q and amplified in tumors with the activated wound response.
Two fecal microbial DNAs were diluted 1 100 (3 ng/μL) and amplified in triplicate using the WGA method.
Human telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT) was employed as a housekeeping gene and amplified in parallel with the HIV-1 gene.
