amplification
amplification
Definition
am·pli·fi·ca·tion (am′plə fi kā′s̸hən)
noun
- an amplifying or being amplified
- matter, details, etc. added to amplify a statement, report, etc.
- a statement, etc. with something added
amplification
Synonyms
amplification
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- DNA: A novel method for the amplification of DNA preserved in fossil pollen.
- gene: Only a tiny proportion of other tumor types were found to have amplification of the gene.
- signal: In order to obtain the most accurate digitization of these weaker signals, electronic amplification of the signal occurs away from the centerburst.
- sequence: This results in exponential amplification of the target sequence.
Converse of object
- require: Please do revert to me if you require amplification on any point.
- allow: This will allow amplification for individual channels in a small volume with high positional accuracy.
Adjective modifier
- electronic: In order to obtain the most accurate digitization of these weaker signals, electronic amplification of the signal occurs away from the centerburst.
- sound: An Internet search for ' sound field amplification ' will bring up examples.
Modifies a noun
- prefix: An amplification prefix name is derived from a name for a cyclic parent hydride.
- technique: Attenders agreeing to participate were to be asked to provide a specimen of urine for testing by a nucleic acid amplification technique.
- equipment: Devils Fire have an up-to-date test certificate for all their amplification equipment.
- device: High-end professional audio equipment also relies on the tube as a preferred amplification device.
- factor: Under such circumstances negative feedback loops could easily run into a problem in which the amplification factor Q becomes greater than unity.
- system: The amplification system was renewed at a cost of £ 900.
Noun used with modifier
- polymerase: Detection and typing of maize streak virus and other distantly related geminiviruses of grasses by polymerase chain reaction amplification of a conserved viral sequence.
- gene: Gene amplification, where the number of copies of the gene changes.
- DNA: We also have interests in developing alternative DNA amplification methods - for example, the ligase chain reaction.
- signal: An external power supply is provided for signal amplification, ideal for low signal installations.
- noise: Also special low noise amplification can if needed be added.
- chain: Detection and typing of maize streak virus and other distantly related geminiviruses of grasses by polymerase chain reaction amplification of a conserved viral sequence.
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