Sentence examples for millimetres should be from inspiring English sources

Five millimetres should be considered positive in high-risk children, including close contact with contagious people with TB, suspect of TB disease (i.e. chest radiograph suggestive of active or previous TB) and immunodeficiency (i.e. HIV-infected children, children receiving immunosuppressive therapy).

In theory, it should be slipping about ten millimetres a year, roughly twice its observed rate.

The height of the king should be 85 to 105 millimetres (3.35 4.13 inches).

The mounts should be sitting a couple of millimetres from the edge in the other direction.

The hairline and the brow ridge, Deschamps-Braly felt, should be five to six centimetres apart; the eyebrows should be about sixty-five millimetres from the tip of the nose; the nasal septum should be about fifteen millimetres from the upper lip.

As in real life, the gentle but relentless pressure of the root's growth should be enough to make it advance through the soil, fractions of a millimetre at a time.

The tests showed that the measurements gathered with DIC should be used with caution, since there is noise in the distribution of the slips and only the slips greater than one-tenth of a millimetre were fairly well predicted.

27 The depth of insertion should be expressed using the Chinese measurement of the cun; as anatomical depth for example, of subcutaneous tissue, fascia, muscle or periosteum; or in millimetres.

Tubes up to 500 millimetres in diameter with walls 10 millimetres thick are produced on ERW lines.

Layers just a few millimetres thick are now falling out.

Very slowly, millimetre by millimetre — slo-mo is another Wilson trademark — he moves backward, staring at the window.