Sentence examples for means threefold from inspiring English sources

The specific epithet triplex means "threefold", and refers to the three-layered peridium.

These intervals are determined by the sum of the mean value and threefold the standard deviation.

(The American defense official said the Russians had underreported losses threefold, which means there are probably more than 1,000 dead already).

Experience of one or more bothersome side effects means an individual is threefold more likely to stop taking antidepressants [ 7].

Tb.Th in our study yielded two- to threefold higher mean values than the corresponding HR-pQCT measure.

When politicians said they wanted to replace 20% of fossil fuels with biofuels, it meant increasing the production of crops threefold, according to Mr Brabeck-Letmathe.

It was found that diffusion bonding followed tube expansion increases the pull-out force nearly threefold from a mean of 3.4 kN to 9.2 kN at which level the tube ruptures so that higher loads could not be measured.

However, between-replicate survival varied threefold (28 76%, mean = 46%), while genotyping revealed that the number of dams (16 23, NParents: 44 54), relative allelic richness (0.56 0.72), and observed heterozygosity (0.66 0.72) all varied substantially between replicates.

UG treatment significantly increased both the mean volume (threefold) and the volume fraction (twofold) of the AHF without increasing the number of AHF per unit area.

That's a threefold improvement on previous efforts and means that a single gram of DNA could hold 2.2 million gigabits of information, or about 468,000 DVDs, with 100% accuracy.

Mean slopes between populations differed by up to threefold, indicating varying degrees of plasticity and canalization in different populations.