Sentence examples for multiply about from inspiring English sources

The effort will be a slog: Multiply about 400,000 possible locations of methyl groups by 100 or so tissue types, Olek says, and "you've got almost the same amount of work as the entire human genome".

Also use a quantity that will enable the yeast to multiply about five times before the fermentable wort sugars are consumed by the yeast.

There was just one problem with this strategy, as this week's Free exchange column explains: it was not an ideal time for sweeping fiscal consolidation:In their 2010 analysis IMF economists reckoned that governments cutting deficits by 1% of GDP could expect a short-run hit to GDP growth of about half a percentage point: a multiplier of about 0.5.

The estimated unemployment impact multipliers are broadly in line with existing estimates of GDP fiscal multipliers (for instance, the estimated 0.16 coefficient for government expenditure would imply a GDP fiscal multiplier of about 0.5 assuming a standard Okun coefficient of 0.3).

Therefore, your effective focal lengths are multiplied by about 1.5 on most digital SLRs (this is called "FOV cropping").

While FitzSimons has said publicly that ARM membership has multiplied about fourfold in the past year or so (mostly since his appointment last July), he is cagey about talking, publicly at least, about precise numbers.

The stark account of the war's toll came as warnings multiplied about Aleppo, Syria's largest city, which is in danger of being cut off by a government advance aided by Russian airstrikes and Iranian militiamen.

THE INTERPUBLIC GROUP of Companies in New York is scrambling to put the best face on the extraordinary executive shake-up orchestrated by its board last week, but doubts are multiplying about whether the restructured management team can pull off a turnaround at the agency company.

Questions have multiplied about Clearwire's aggressive network build-out plans in the souring economy.

Among the US arms control policy in-crowd, concerns multiplied about the new Iranian president's willingness to compromise its nuclear ambitions following a session at New York's Council on Foreign Relations think tank on 27 September.

You'll also want to multiply them by about 1.5 if you're holding the camera in the vertical position.