Sentence examples for by multiples of three from inspiring English sources

Analysts say companies with a significant offshore presence can see their valuations grow by multiples of three or four.

All but one of the additional alleles (present in a single individual) differed from the most common allele by multiples of three base pairs.

CLOCK alleles differ by multiples of three base pairs (Table 4), consistent with previous results in other avian species (e.g., Johnsen et al., Steinmeyer et al. ) and with the location of the repeat within the coding region of CLOCK.

The alternate forms were generated by randomly removing some exons (exon skipping), or by randomly leaving exons off one or both ends of the transcript (truncation), or by randomly altering the start or end splice site of individual exons (mostly by multiples of three as is typically observed in real data).

And by more, I don't mean by increments of 10 or 15 percent, but by multiples of two or three or four.

He consistently overestimated the strength of the enemy forces (sometimes by multiples of two or three) and used these faulty estimates as a reason for inaction.Nonetheless, Mr McPherson believes that Lincoln was right in saying that no man could lick troops into shape half as well as McClellan.

As with its predecessors, players can adjust the number of turns in a game by multiples of five, and determine the difficulty of artificial intelligence opponents, among others.

Nearly all of the identified alleles differed by multiples of two bases from these common alleles.

For larger numbers this procedure can be improved by considering multiples of one of the factors by 10, 20,…or even by higher orders of magnitude (100, 1,000,…), as necessary (in the Egyptian decimal notation, these multiples are easy to work out).

As noted in [ 12], alternative donor sites frequently introduce frameshifts, whereas alternative acceptor sites often have seemingly minor effects on the encoded protein sequences, since the alternative sites are usually separated by short distances and occur in multiples of three.

If one wants to find all the prime numbers between 0 and 100, one would proceed by striking all multiples of two, then all multiples of three, etc. until only the primes remain.