Sentence examples for centimetre height from inspiring English sources

Similarly the FE NO among non-smokers is 69% larger than among smokers and it increases by 2.6% by centimetre height and by 4% by %FEV1/FVC.

The toilet is a portable box-shaped (38 centimetres width x 48 centimetres length x 46 centimetres height) pedestal built around two sealable containers.

This one opens not beside the cradle, or at the distant root of some genealogical tree, but in a Pathology Museum, where the cross-section of its subject's brain, suspended in a jar, reveals "a pituitary gland swollen to a solid ovoid mass, six centimetres in height and four centimetres from front to back and from side to side".

They found that the leaves (and also chalk powder) were able to navigate upstream if the waterfall was less than about a centimetre in height.

The 2008-2009 cycle was particularly dramatic, with the glacier losing 103 centimetres in height.

That disparity cost United for Drogba's goal and it was certainly a peculiar tactic that the man deployed with marking Chelsea's scorer was their smallest defender, Rafael da Silva, giving away 16 centimetres in height.

Leaf samples (third leaf from the top) were taken from one-month-old plants, the plants were at that time about 20 centimetres of height.

The stair ascent/descent task involves ascending and descending a set of stairs with six steps (each 17.5 centimetres in height).

The WHtR was calculated by dividing the waist circumference (in centimetres) by the height (in centimetres).

The WHtR was calculated as the waist circumference in centimetres divided by the height in centimetres.

For each centimetre increase in height, AUC CV > 20%) decreased by an average of 0.61 (0.33 to 0.90) units (see B in Table 3).