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Definition of ninefold in English: ninefoldadjective ˈnʌɪnfəʊldˈnaɪnfoʊld 1Nine times as great or as numerous. 九倍的，九重的 a ninefold increase in the amount of traffic 交通流量九倍的增长。 Example sentencesExamples - There was a fourfold increase in adverse outcome, a fourfold increase in spontaneous abortion, and a ninefold increase in major congenital malformation in women with a glycated haemoglobin concentration above 7.5% at booking.
- Diatoms and green algae exhibited up to ninefold higher growth rates than those for cyanobacterial species.
- Women with this change and a family history of breast cancer (first degree relative) have a ninefold increase in risk.
- Those who had seven or more of the 17 illnesses had about a ninefold higher risk of suicide than those who had no illnesses.
- Moscow's foreign-currency reserves now total $113 billion - a ninefold increase since the end of 1999 and a comfortable cushion against any new crisis.
- The magnitude of the associations between CSA and subsequent high-risk sexual behaviors in these studies varied from a twofold to a ninefold increase in risk.
- Patients who had a myocardial infarction during the study had a ninefold increased risk of heart failure.
- The incremental cost threshold was near ninefold for both the five trial and four trial models.
- The package insert descriptions reported as ‘slight’ a ninefold increase in something the marketers called ‘Primary Pulmonary Hypertension.’
- The material was made by adding lanthanum to an existing catalyst, which led to a ninefold increase in catalytic activity.
- I brought the few happy endings, not the ninefold majority where the endings were not so happy.
- Smoking 20 cigarettes a day increases the risk fourfold and 40 cigarettes a day gives rise to a ninefold increase in risk.
- It's a hotbed of activity, too: The number of messages sent by the enteric nervous system to the brain out-numbers the communications traveling in the reverse direction by nearly ninefold.
- Curtin calculates the growth of world trade by a factor of 54.5 from $700 million in 1700 to $38,150 million in 1914, including a ninefold increase 1820-80.
- 1.1 Having nine parts or elements.
有九部分的 Example sentencesExamples - We then had the Collect for Purity, after which the choir sang a musical setting of a ninefold Kyrie.
- He has set Hong Kong on a ninefold path to nowhere with his report to Beijing outlining conditions for democratic reform in Hong Kong.
- The structure was found to be highly symmetric with C9, ninefold rotational symmetry.
adverb ˈnʌɪnfəʊldˈnaɪnfoʊld By nine times; to nine times the number or amount. 九倍地，九重地 consumption increased ninefold 消费增长了九倍。 Example sentencesExamples - Since 1995-96, Alexander says, Labour has doubled the total budget but increased the public-transport spend ninefold.
- Hospital personnel per occupied bed multiplied ninefold, and cost per patient day, adjusted for inflation, an astounding fortyfold, from $30 in 1946 to $1, 200 in 1996.
- Bike ridership has gone up ninefold, while car ridership has become stagnant.
- Foreign investment was attracted through generous concessions, while foreign trade increased ninefold, 1877-1907.
- Compared with 1968 the proportion of delegates under thirty years old had increased ninefold to 23 per cent, and the proportion of blacks and women had almost tripled to 15.5 per cent and 38 per cent respectively.
- Seizures of counterfeit goods have increased ninefold in the European Union, just since 1998.
- Just staying still for five minutes burns six calories, but you can increase that twofold by making your bed, fourfold by walking, sixfold by gardening, and ninefold by climbing stairs.
- As shown in Table 5, overexpression of ß-protein enhances gene repair ninefold.
- With many employers willing to foot all or part of the $10,000 yearly tuition tab, enrollment has grown ninefold over the past decade.
- The companies pumped nearly $3.8 billion into exploration from 1996 to 2002, finding immense gas deposits that multiplied Bolivia's proven and probable reserves nearly ninefold, to 52 trillion cubic feet.
- Waterford's annual sales to the port of New York grew ninefold between 1786 and 1808.
- In a five year period, the number of cases of HIV infection increased ninefold, from 30,000 in 1993, to 270,000 in 1998.
- With this electrocardiogram patient 1's odds of heart attack increase ninefold from 5: 1 to 45: 1 (posterior probability = 98%).
- In the $25,000 to $100,000 range - the low-end company workhorse - Linux shipments will increase ninefold.
- Introduced three years ago, the payout incentive - sponsored by a local property group - has helped improve the school's GCSEs ninefold in the last four years.
- That's even more striking when considering that Bolivia's known gas reserves have grown ninefold since privatization.
- The total amount of water withdrawn globally from rivers, underground aquifers and other sources has increased ninefold since 1900.
- An incentive initiative for pupils - sponsored by a local business - has since helped improve the school's GCSEs ninefold.
Definition of ninefold in US English: ninefoldadjectiveˈnīnfōldˈnaɪnfoʊld 1Nine times as great or as numerous. 九倍的，九重的 a ninefold increase in the amount of traffic 交通流量九倍的增长。 Example sentencesExamples - The material was made by adding lanthanum to an existing catalyst, which led to a ninefold increase in catalytic activity.
- Women with this change and a family history of breast cancer (first degree relative) have a ninefold increase in risk.
- There was a fourfold increase in adverse outcome, a fourfold increase in spontaneous abortion, and a ninefold increase in major congenital malformation in women with a glycated haemoglobin concentration above 7.5% at booking.
- Moscow's foreign-currency reserves now total $113 billion - a ninefold increase since the end of 1999 and a comfortable cushion against any new crisis.
- The incremental cost threshold was near ninefold for both the five trial and four trial models.
- Diatoms and green algae exhibited up to ninefold higher growth rates than those for cyanobacterial species.
- Curtin calculates the growth of world trade by a factor of 54.5 from $700 million in 1700 to $38,150 million in 1914, including a ninefold increase 1820-80.
- Patients who had a myocardial infarction during the study had a ninefold increased risk of heart failure.
- It's a hotbed of activity, too: The number of messages sent by the enteric nervous system to the brain out-numbers the communications traveling in the reverse direction by nearly ninefold.
- The package insert descriptions reported as ‘slight’ a ninefold increase in something the marketers called ‘Primary Pulmonary Hypertension.’
- Those who had seven or more of the 17 illnesses had about a ninefold higher risk of suicide than those who had no illnesses.
- Smoking 20 cigarettes a day increases the risk fourfold and 40 cigarettes a day gives rise to a ninefold increase in risk.
- The magnitude of the associations between CSA and subsequent high-risk sexual behaviors in these studies varied from a twofold to a ninefold increase in risk.
- I brought the few happy endings, not the ninefold majority where the endings were not so happy.
- 1.1 Having nine parts or elements.
有九部分的 Example sentencesExamples - He has set Hong Kong on a ninefold path to nowhere with his report to Beijing outlining conditions for democratic reform in Hong Kong.
- We then had the Collect for Purity, after which the choir sang a musical setting of a ninefold Kyrie.
- The structure was found to be highly symmetric with C9, ninefold rotational symmetry.
adverbˈnīnfōldˈnaɪnfoʊld By nine times; to nine times the number or amount. 九倍地，九重地 consumption increased ninefold 消费增长了九倍。 Example sentencesExamples - Introduced three years ago, the payout incentive - sponsored by a local property group - has helped improve the school's GCSEs ninefold in the last four years.
- Compared with 1968 the proportion of delegates under thirty years old had increased ninefold to 23 per cent, and the proportion of blacks and women had almost tripled to 15.5 per cent and 38 per cent respectively.
- Foreign investment was attracted through generous concessions, while foreign trade increased ninefold, 1877-1907.
- Waterford's annual sales to the port of New York grew ninefold between 1786 and 1808.
- Just staying still for five minutes burns six calories, but you can increase that twofold by making your bed, fourfold by walking, sixfold by gardening, and ninefold by climbing stairs.
- That's even more striking when considering that Bolivia's known gas reserves have grown ninefold since privatization.
- Seizures of counterfeit goods have increased ninefold in the European Union, just since 1998.
- As shown in Table 5, overexpression of ß-protein enhances gene repair ninefold.
- With many employers willing to foot all or part of the $10,000 yearly tuition tab, enrollment has grown ninefold over the past decade.
- An incentive initiative for pupils - sponsored by a local business - has since helped improve the school's GCSEs ninefold.
- Bike ridership has gone up ninefold, while car ridership has become stagnant.
- The companies pumped nearly $3.8 billion into exploration from 1996 to 2002, finding immense gas deposits that multiplied Bolivia's proven and probable reserves nearly ninefold, to 52 trillion cubic feet.
- In the $25,000 to $100,000 range - the low-end company workhorse - Linux shipments will increase ninefold.
- In a five year period, the number of cases of HIV infection increased ninefold, from 30,000 in 1993, to 270,000 in 1998.
- Since 1995-96, Alexander says, Labour has doubled the total budget but increased the public-transport spend ninefold.
- With this electrocardiogram patient 1's odds of heart attack increase ninefold from 5: 1 to 45: 1 (posterior probability = 98%).
- The total amount of water withdrawn globally from rivers, underground aquifers and other sources has increased ninefold since 1900.
- Hospital personnel per occupied bed multiplied ninefold, and cost per patient day, adjusted for inflation, an astounding fortyfold, from $30 in 1946 to $1, 200 in 1996.
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