Sentence examples for cm is called from inspiring English sources

A RCD measuring longer than 1 cm is called a cystic duct remnant [ 6].

A foam mattress (200×100×10 cm), covered with a brown and white check oilcloth (squares: 2×2 cm), was called the bridge.

According to the clinical standard described by Yasargil, AVMs with a nidus smaller than or equal to 1 cm are called microarteriovenous malformations (micro-AVMs) [ 1].

It is well known that the two peaks located at approximately 1350 and 1580 cm-1 are called as D-band and G-band of graphite, respectively.

Midori-san ("Ms. Green), as the 40-cm pot plant is called, is the customer magnet in an Internet cafe in Kamakura (a small town west of Tokyo).

In particular, the condition in which the frequency at the CM factor is zero is called cross-over frequency.

CM: My new record is called Back At The Quonset Hut.

If a BCC is greater than 10 cm in diameter, it is called "giant" and poses a significant risk of morbidity and mortality.

As shown in this figure, there is a clear peak at 1,335 cm-1, and this peak is called D peak which is present in all graphite-like carbons and originates from structural defects.

A hyperechoic and sliding line, moving forward and back with ventilation, is seen 0.5 cm below the rib line, and is called the 'pleural line'.

The secreted factors are referred to as secretome, microvesicles, or exosome and can be found in the medium where the stem cells are cultured; thus, the medium is called conditioned medium (CM) [ 2].