0 ten times as big or as much: --
a tenfold classification
a tenfold increase
1 by ten times: --
Food processing and textiles became the largest industries by 1967, both having increased their capital ten-fold and employing over 17000 workers each.
I was facing hostile, disrespectful crowds and was returning the same energy back ten-fold by being more aggressive than them.
With each decrease in dilution there is a tenfold decrease in the number of colonies.
There should be a tenfold difference between the two dilutions and this case shows that it is quite close.
Though glucose concentration was both raised and lowered tenfold, conditions remained otherwise identical to those of the evolution experiment.
Between 1976 and 1984 factory employment grew to six thousand - a tenfold increase.
In each of these studies, the increase in asthma symptoms or disease has been greater than tenfold.
The male leptospirosis incidence is tenfold that of females.
