Sentence examples for metres excessive from inspiring English sources

For example, in Monge's disease (chronic mountain sickness) occurring in natives or long-life residents living above 2,500 metres, excessive erythrocytosis coupled with hypoxic pulmonary vaso-constriction may result in high pulmonary artery pressures and cor pulmonale, leading to congestive heart failure [ 4, 5].

Metres, METRES.

Śrīharsha's mastery of metre is evident, but he has been criticized for occasional obscurity and excessive verbal ornamentation.

Six metres, four metres.

Fifteen metres, 10 metres, eight metres.

Depth 12.20 metres.

Depth 20.45 metres.

Down 9.30 metres.

Down 3.20 metres.

Depth 7.50 metres.

Down 5.85 metres.