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The sensor employs a target-responsive hybridization chain reaction (HCR) to significantly amplify the detectable current signals.

The auxiliary structure is referred to as a dynamic magnifier and has been shown in different areas to significantly amplify the deflection of vibrating structures.

Within seismically active zones, these soils hold the most potential to significantly amplify seismic waves and cause severe damage, especially to structures sited on soils lacking sufficient stiffness.

A "super PAC" backing Mr. Gingrich revealed Monday that it plans to significantly amplify that attack on Mr. Romney in South Carolina, where it plans to spend $3.4 million to blanket the television airwaves with television ads.

Au nanoparticles with biocompatibility were electrodeposited on the surface of glassy carbon electrode (GCE) which can effectively capture and immobilize primary anti-AFP (Ab1) to significantly amplify the electrochemical signal.

Based on these results, we propose that the sandwich-like structure of the carapace of the box turtle is designed to maintain sufficient resistance to penetration deformation, a defeating mechanism, and at the same time to significantly amplify energy dissipation, a defending mechanism.

The introduction of signal nanoprobe to a sensor surface led to a significantly amplified electrocatalytic current towards oxygen reduction.

As a result, the H1 H2 complexes and streptavidin were attached to the sensor surface, leading to a significantly amplified SPR signal readout.

At these conditions, the flow reveals strong spatial amplification near the nozzle, causing the inlet perturbations to be significantly amplified before they reach the flame.

AuNPs' direct effect produced by different structure DNAs (ss-DNA and ds-DNA) can make CL signal to be significantly amplified.

In particular, long-period components of ground motion are expected to be significantly amplified in distant sedimentary basins during future megathrust earthquakes, as observed in recent earthquakes such as the 1985 Michoacan earthquake (e.g., Anderson et al. 1986) and the 2003 Tokachi-oki earthquake (e.g., Koketsu et al. 2005).