Sentence examples for millimetres depth from inspiring English sources

The independent variables were age (months), sex (male/female), ASA physical status, systolic blood pressure (millimetres of mercury), vein diameter (millimetres), depth of the vein (millimetres), and ultrasound guidance (with/without).

It is a dry country which receives less than half the global mean annual rainfall [±490 mm/year (hydrologists often express water quantities in millimetres depth, the same as the unit for rainfall; to convert to volumes 1 mm/year is equivalent to 10 m/ha/year)] and has <0.5%% of its area under forest (Mucina and Rutherford 2006).

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is an imaging technique that allows the surface and subsurface evaluation of semitransparent tissues by generating microscopic cross-sectional images in real time, to millimetre depths and at micrometre resolutions.

In soils it can be to depths of a few millimetres; in rocks, the depth reached is shallower at just a few tens of micrometres.

A closer look at the fracture indicates that several cracks can form parallel to each other, but always in a narrow range of depths (few millimetres), that they propagate parallel to the surface, and eventually coalesce.

The image that results has a resolution of ten microns, about the size of a cell, to a depth of three millimetres.

Sharp needles, diameter 0.30 × length 40 millimetres, were inserted into a depth of a half body-inch.

The epithelium is removed circumferentially around the internal opening of the fistula to a depth of several millimetres to allow positioning the closure clip on the underlying muscular tissue in order to limit postoperative pain.

The grooves of the lapies may vary in depth from a few millimetres to several metres.

The relationship between survival and the depth of extramural spread in millimetres is well established and it is independent of other prognostic factors including the circumferential margin status.

For melanoma patients, for example, a PET-CT (Positron Emission Tomography, computer tomography) is only required in cases with a cancer depth of more than 4 millimetres.