Sentence examples for millimetres distance from inspiring English sources

Patients with rectal cancer that do not require radiation therapy (i.e. rectal cancer with clinical staged T1-3 N0, extramural invasion ≤ 5 millimetres, distance to the mesorectal fascia > 1 millimetre [ 5]), but otherwise do meet the inclusion criteria can participate in the CAIRO4 study.

However, the detector steric hindrance impedes approaching at sub-millimetre distance from the surface without primary beam shadowing.

The calibration between the occlusal photograph (pixel coordinates of screw positions) and the real-world coordinates (millimetre coordinates) was performed by measuring the distance between the palatal cusps of 15 and 25 on the photograph (pixel distance) and on the plaster model (millimetre distance).

The specifications of the gauge (16 dots, 65 millimetres inter-punctual distance) were imputed on the SRT as visible on laptop-screen, SRT ready to start.

And of a millimetre – the maximum distance that Ed Miliband deviates from the instructions he gets from Unite.

There was no strong trend from improved survival when patients were grouped according to increasing millimetre increments of distance to the circumferential resection margin (Table 1).

In addition, if a spur was present on CT, the spur length was measured in millimetres (mm) as the distance from the point at which cortex changes angle to the tip of spur.

Pre-and postoperative pain and swelling were recorded using a standardized visual analogue scale, trismus was measured as the maximum inter-incisal opening distance in millimetres and dry socket was assessed clinically.

The maxillary and the mandibular intercanine widths are measured as the distance in millimetres between the cusp tips of the right and the left canine [12].

In another similar study, the final result was the distance in millimetres rather than the value of the angle.

The distance in millimetres between the 'none' end and the patient's mark was used further in the analyses.