Sentence examples for magnifying effect on from inspiring English sources

These numbers indicate that negative perceptions of risk are having a magnifying effect on the economic fallout from the outbreak.

This entails the use of 'pseudo-pilots' whose magnifying effect on the pilots' magnitude attenuates the channel estimation error, something which is more important when the noise power is high.

Moreover, the results demonstrate that a single-frequency acoustic wave has a magnifying effect on the preexisting wrinkling of the flame.

GaN has a magnifying effect on each of these issues.

Since Ryanair's investment in its fleet assumes a very high rate of utilization, this change would have a magnified effect on profitability.

Analysts say a wave of souring loans will have a magnified effect on the Chinese banking industry, given its historically weakened capital position.

Since imports were already higher than exports, this had a magnified effect on the trade deficit.

The magnified effect on proliferation was more prominently evident because Colon26 cells are inherently nonreceptive to IL-6-mediated growth control.

This phenotype may be more amenable to study than antagonism (because partial knockdowns may have a magnified effect on final BST2 degradation, rather than on antagonism, where ultimate traffic to late endosomes is probably not required).

Conversely, the magnified effect on subsequent hospital bed days in those patients who completed the intervention may be indicative of the efficacy of the intervention or identified a group of patients in better health who were more able to comply with the programme and therefore spent fewer days in hospital in the subsequent year.

This is consistent with the magnified effect of Cu exposure on oxidative stress in TFEB-overexpressing cells.