Sentence examples for possibly amplified from inspiring English sources

For instance, I didn't see the false claims — possibly amplified by propaganda bots — that the killer was a leftist, an anarchist, a member of ISIS and perhaps just one of multiple shooters.

This was possibly amplified when many people left 4chan after it had banned discussion of "Gamergate" (a massive battle over women and video-game culture), and migrated to the more permissive 8chan, which rapidly became a petri dish where extreme right-wing views can flourish.

1 Noises are possibly amplified here.

The RNA sample is purified, labeled with fluorophores, possibly amplified, and possibly fragmented.

Residual confounding associated with other exposures is also possible, for example, owing to ambient temperature, which has been suggested to possibly amplify the carcinogenic effects of UV radiation (van der Leun et al, 2008), or the prevalence of holidaying abroad in sunny locations (Rosso et al, 1998).

Curtis Sittenfeld will be at Longbourn; Val McDermid will recreate – and possibly amplify – Catherine Morland's feverish Gothic preoccupations in Northanger Abbey; Alexander McCall Smith will take on Emma; Persuasion and Mansfield Park are as yet unclaimed.

"You can see how one process might feed into one another and possibly amplify it as it feeds back".

In turn, the Ca2+-activated anion channel and the ensuing PM depolarization possibly amplify the O3 signal by activating a PM NADPH-oxidase as recently described in animal cells [66], [67].

C. lectularius associated with MRSA and VRE strains possibly amplify infections in impoverished urban communities [ 10].

The upstream primer, alphaF1, might possibly amplify other members because four nucleotide mismatches at most occur.

However, if this method is used to calculate health expectancies, then the health information is used in both the mortality and the prevalence of ill health and therefore could possibly amplify the estimates.