Sentence examples for cms of less from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the authors found that 72% of the patients had a CMS of less than 30 (defined as an end-point) after 10 years.

24 We now know from prognostic studies and trials that high compression therapy heals some 80% of venous ulcers within 12 months and that ulcers smaller than 5 cm and of less than six months' duration are likely to heal quickly.

However, relatively large limits of agreement were observed in the subgroup of patients with a MLS >0.5 cm, where we actually observed a bias of 0.22 cm, probably because of less precision for patients with larger MLS, as previously published by Bertram et al. [ 25].

The Cape spiny mouse (A. subspinosus) of South Africa is one of the smallest, with a body up to 10 cm long and a tail of less than 2 cm.

The total map length was 750 cM, ranging from 63 cM on LG3 to 151 cM on LG 2 (mean LG length of 107 cM) with an average marker distance of less than 0.9 cM.

The designed magnet has the following properties: (1) a maximum B-field of 10 kGauss, decreasing to 2 kGauss at a longitudinal distance of 25 cm, with a gradient of less than 400 Gauss/cm, (2) variations in the fringe field along the y direction is less than 4% over a range of − 3 cm≤ y ≤ 3 cm at any z position in the spin-flipping region.

The effective area of gold sensor exposed to solution is 0.78 cm with a roughness of less than 3 nm.

The characteristic 8 CM domain usually consists of less than 100 amino acid residues and contains eight cysteine residues in a specific order [ 3].

Post-mortem examination revealed congenital high-grade stenosis of the trachea directly distal to the vocal cords over a distance of more than 1 cm with a lumen of less than 1 mm in diameter.

Panicles with a length of less than 0.5 cm and 0.5-4 cm represent differentiation stage of spikelets and florets, respectively.

We diluted each probe at 200 pmol/μL as stock concentration in pure water (resistivity of 18.2 MΩ-cm and total organic content of less than five parts per billion) using a Biomek FX robot (Beckman Coulter, Fullerton, CA, USA).