Sentence examples for centimetres being from inspiring English sources

The presence of breast pain was defined from the results of the Breast Pain Questionnaire using the total Pain Rating Index (PRI (total)) [ 19] and VAS scores marked by the patient in centimetres being more than zero to identify those patients with breast pain.

In the project shown here, that meant 1 centimeter (0.4 in) folded either two or three times, equaling 2-3 additional centimetres being added to each pattern piece.

The effects of scaling patch sizes up to tens of square centimetres are also presented and discussed.

Meanwhile at fellow relegation strugglers Stuttgart, "two centimetres were missing" for defender Georg Niedermeier.

A depth of six to eight inches (15 to 20 centimetres) is sufficient in most soils.

Time for a reality check: the tiny brain size of Homo floresiensis (indicated by a cranial capacity of 380 cubic centimetres) is utterly incongruous.

The worst performers in terms of ad spend, number of ads, and single column centimetres were Richard Desmond's Daily Express and Daily Star.

In Queensland, falls of up to eight centimetres were recorded in Stanthorpe and nearby Eukey overnight, sending residents scurrying outside in their pyjamas to take in the scene.

Thus rubidium, with a radius of 1.47Å (one angstrom = 10−8 centimetres) is incorporated in potassium feldspar, KAlSi3O8, because its radius is close to that of potassium (1.33Å).

Level changes of a few centimetres are common in small lakes, whereas intense storms can produce changes as great as 2 metres (7 feet) in the Great Lakes.

Instead of bamboo, three metres long rattan sticks with diameters of three centimetres were used.