Sentence examples for cm of size from inspiring English sources

Localized tumors that are small (T1 and <1-2 cm of size) can be managed with endoscopic resection.

Although smaller lesions <1 cm of size disappear from follow-up imaging, their clinical importance remains to be defined.

Nevertheless, it was stated that trastuzumab 'should not be viewed as standard treatment in women with a primary tumour <1 cm of size and with no axillary involvement, particularly in patients with highly and perhaps also incompletely endocrine responsive disease' (Goldhirsch et al, 2007, 2009).

The volume was depending on a ratio of 0.5 mL for each 2 cm of lesion size or a quarter volume of the lesion.

The wings are reportedly the smallest in proportion to the body weight of any European owl, when measured by the grams per square cm of wing size, was found to be 0.72.

All patients were females ⩾70 years of age, who had either ductal carcinoma in situ or invasive early operable primary breast cancer ⩽5 cm of clinical size without evidence of distant metastases at the time of diagnosis.

Data were reconstructed with a standard filter into transaxial slices with a field of view of 50 cm, matrix size of 512 × 512 (pixel size 0.98 mm), and a slice thickness of 3.75 mm.

From two concrete formulations, cubic samples of size 10 cm,10 cm and 10 cm) and beam samples of size (10 cm,10 cm and 40 cm) were made and subjected to the accelerated carbonation test over several periods for this purpose.

Three seeds were directly sown per hole at 75 cm × 75 cm spacing, on plots of size 9 m2.

They include opaque particles of CM of several micrometers size and randomly oriented well-rounded to subrounded fragments of quartz, plagioclase, and K-feldspar, also of micrometer size.

Because the wavelength of visible light is about 0.00005 cm (0.5 micrometre), particles of size greater than about 0.0001 cm (1 micrometre) will give rise to aureoles.