Sentence examples for was amplifying from inspiring English sources
verb
To render larger, more extended, or more intense, and the like;—used especially of loudspeakers, telescopes, microscopes, etc.
To confirm that this second set of primers was amplifying nematode sequences, selected bands on the DGGE gels were extracted, PCR amplified and sequenced.
In effect, the hormone was amplifying the cries of baby mice in the brains of mothers.
Another approach in this project that we tried was amplifying the accelerometer output in order to get better sensitivity.
When Trump, at the launch of his campaign, mentioned Mexican "rapists," he was amplifying a claim made by Ann Coulter, the pundit and provocateur.
Pakistani civilian officials warned that the ISI was amplifying fallout from the Davis crisis through selective media leaks to win concessions from the US.
Tiger Asia's second violation, the S.E.C. said, was amplifying its monthly performance numbers by illegally manipulating the prices of the Chinese bank stocks.
Rapid Arctic ice loss has amplified its warming, which is amplifying extreme weather in the northern hemisphere by strengthening or weakening the jet stream.
Solar activity has been nearly flat and slightly decreasing in recent decades, meaning that if GCRs do amplify solar influences on climate, they are amplifying a cooling effect.
So, if GCRs really do amplify the solar influence on global temperatures, since 1980 they are amplifying a cooling effect.
And Facebook and Google are amplifying and spreading that message.
The recession is amplifying these difficulties, says McCall.
