Sentence examples for would have amplified from inspiring English sources

All of this would have amplified suspicions.

The 7.0 magnitude quake, initially reported as a magnitude 7.2, was very shallow at 10.3 km (6.4 miles) below the seabed, which would have amplified its effect.

It would have amplified small shifts in Earth's orbit that alone should have had only small climate effects.

Transmission of HIV would have amplified among high-risk populations, such as commercial sex workers, where HIV superinfections generating recombinant viruses could have resulted.

An interaction between the primer and template DNA sequences independent of the polymerase cannot be the only factor leading to the observed bias; otherwise, all of the DNA polymerases would have amplified the SL similarly.

One might argue that a longer course or training period would have amplified the skills achieved in the simulator resulting in a higher proficiency level in cath lab but on the other hand this would have been time-consuming for the trainee as well as for the proctors.

Would aid have amplified this feeling or prevented current tensions?

But had this been the Prudential Center, the Nets' arena, fans would probably have amplified the chant they started Tuesday in the home opener: "We want Dwight!

However, the primers they used for their RT-PCR would also have amplified transcripts from a more recently identified lysozyme gene, ENSANGG00000015399, agCP3675, (AD, unpublished), thus potentially confounding their results.

However, since our first hypothesis was only descriptive, statistical control of socioeconomic variables was unneeded; incidentally, considering that high academic levels of parents are associated with lower child behavioral problems [ 53], such a statistical control would probably have amplified contrasts between the two groups.

(Mr. Mainieri could have amplified this feeling).