Sentence examples for centimetres distance from inspiring English sources
In each algometric assessment, we tested PPT at two different sites with 2 centimetres distance from each other at lateral epicondyle (site of maximal tenderness) and the mean of two values was considered as pain threshold.
Presenting distance VA was assessed with the Snellen chart at a six-metre distance and near acuity with the Lighthouse Near Visual Acuity Card at a 25-centimetre distance.
Ten, 5 and 3 microlitres of each specimen were applied by a microlitre syringe (N 701, Hamilton, Bonaduz, Switzerland) in 1 centimetre distance to the bottom of the plate.
Transverse images were obtained approximately at one centimetre-distance along the digital flexor tendon sheath, beginning at its proximal part and down to the proximal sesamoid bones.
Ten centimetres: The minimum distance you would like to maintain between you and your fellow M.T.A. passengers at all times.
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Outcome measures: Changes from baseline to the end of treatment were assessed in pain intensity (by Visual Analogue Scale) and duration; lateral fingertip-to-ground distance in centimetres; walking time and interference on daily activities.
A ruler will measure the distance in centimetres from the beginning of the line to the marked point, with higher values representing more severe pain.
Subsequently she was asked: "where would you place the baby in your life at this moment?" For quantitative use, the outcome measure is the Self-Baby-Distance (SBD), i.e., the distance (in centimetres) between the centres of the 'Baby' and 'Self' circles.
ICS = Intercostal space * Centimetres from the dorsal midline The distance between the dorsal limit of the omasum and the abdominal wall ranged from 4.7 to 6.7 cm, and the distance between the ventral limit of the omasum and the abdominal ranged from 5.8 to 6.1 cm (Table 2).
