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three-fold

[ three-fohld ]

noun

  1. a unit of stage scenery consisting of three flats hinged together.


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In these counties, higher levels of PMH were associated with a three-fold increase in premature cardiovascular mortality compared to lower PMH levels.

Forests have a critical role to play in capturing and storing carbon from the Earth's atmosphere -- but some models exaggerate their carbon removal potential by almost three-fold, according to a leading professor of forest economics.

The center also plans to add weekend hours in the near future to help accommodate the two- to three-fold increase in patients seeking abortions, she said.

The deeper question to be asked about climate change activism is three-fold: First, what methods of protesting are both ethical and effective in achieving the results desired by the concerned citizens?

From Salon

They also demonstrated a three-fold increase in material classification accuracy compared to traditional thermal imaging methods, highlighting the system's effectiveness and versatility.

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