'magnification effect' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which making something bigger makes it seem more important or powerful. For example, "The music industry is subject to a magnification effect and small changes can have a much larger impact than first assumed."
This difference is due to a well-known APT artifact: the local magnification effect.
It is found that the quantum current magnification effect strongly depend on both the external magnetic flux and the coupling factors.
One of the structures has deformation magnification effect, which can magnify the incline angle of microcantilevers under the same temperature rise.
The overall effect of the final matching of the experiment is shown in Fig. 4, and the right part of the figure is the local magnification effect.
The maximum error on such estimation is given by the variation of d associated to the number of Si atoms corrected from the local magnification effect.
In addition, there is a magnification effect, since the coefficient of variation of the response, for most of the parameters, is larger than the coefficient of variation in the parameter values.
Software V8.21 was designed by the manufacturer to better address magnification effects on estimations of soft tissue lean mass.
A comparison of the predictions by the GSCM with available experimental data is presented, and interesting magnification effects and peculiar product properties are discussed.
The interactions among multiple parallel sliding cracks in rock materials are examined asymptotically in an explicit and quantitative manner in order to reveal fully their so-called shielding and magnification effects on the complete stress strain relation.
Magnification effects should not have altered angular measurements, and the measured arterio-venous ratio in the retina did not change with refractive error [ 25, 26].
This seemed worth doing because intra-ventricular CRF administration in the 1000 ng range has been reported to produce arousal and conditioned aversion effects, and so conceivably might have been responsible also for PIT magnification effects here.
