Sentence examples for techniques to amplify from inspiring English sources

There is a desperate need for new solutions and better techniques to amplify the work that medical teams carry out.

But he also uses computer-assisted techniques to amplify the effects, extending what the camera can do.

The new test uses powerful DNA sequencing techniques to amplify short fragments of a baby's DNA from its mother's blood, and to map the chromosomes.

Mr. Lopez throttles the bass, plucking and bowing it with relentless fervor; Mr. Baczkowski, who's based in Buffalo, uses a range of extended techniques to amplify, distort and detonate the sound of his tenor saxophone.

The good news is that you can use resilience techniques to amplify your ability to get through challenges, even nontraumatic, day-to-day ones.

These are offered by companies such as Clontech, Sigma, Miltenyi Biotec, and NuGEN, and use a variety of techniques to amplify RNA.

The enzyme, known as Taq DNA polymerase, is used in the polymerase chain reaction, a technique to amplify minuscule amounts of DNA for use in medical diagnosis and DNA fingerprinting.

Watched by a small group of police officers, the assembled discussed the future of their protest, using the "human microphone" technique to amplify a speaker's voice for those at the back.

Thus, application of PNA-PCR clamping was considered to be effective and is a useful technique to amplify the rhizobacterial SSU rRNA genes from selectively extracted DNA containing plant mitochondria and plastid genes.

Our results suggest that manipulating the VOCC and attenuating the opening of the calcium channels may be an effective technique to amplify matrix production via mechanical stimulation which may be applied to bone tissue engineering and potentially engineering of other load-bearing connective tissues.

From the gene sequence we designed oligonucleotide primers to use in the polymerase chain reaction technique to amplify the appropriate exons in DNA from individuals with three variants of hereditary elliptocytosis characterized by the presence of abnormal alpha I spectrin peptides, 46-50 and 65-68 kD in size, in partial tryptic digests of spectrin.