'huge amplification' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that increased in magnitude, size, or force to a significant degree. For example, "The new tax cuts led to a huge amplification of economic growth in the region."
Nine chapters into the book, this image undergoes a huge, drums-pounding amplification, in a dream that Prue has on the eve of her twenty-sixth birthday.
Analysis of the accuracy of obtained numerical solutions and of their stabilization to steady states supports the idea of the instability of the steady coalescent pole solutions (with maximal possible number of poles) to the Sivashinsky equation in large domains through huge linear transient amplification of nonmodal perturbations of small but finite amplitudes.
"If it wasn't voluntary," Mr. Sarkozy said at the time, "it would be viewed as a default, with a huge risk of an amplification of the crisis".
"If it wasn't voluntary," Mr. Sarkozy said, "it would be viewed as a default, with a huge risk of an amplification of the crisis".
"Amplification is a huge part of that.
The percentage divergence between the Orly branches of the tree (representing the date of amplification of the Huge Repeat Array) is 0.47% for the Ssty1-derived region, 0.41% for the Asty-derived region and 0.43% for the Sly-derived region.
In fact, we show that the error-amplification ratio can be huge, during small time intervals, even though the perturbation does not change which neurons are active.
Therefore, a huge variety of methods in terms of DNA extraction, amplification, sequencing and electrophoresis were used.
Higher sensitivity of LAMP originates from the unique mechanism of amplification, known as loop-mediated amplification, which produces huge amplicons consisting of repeated loop-shaped and dumbbell-like DNA structures.
