Sentence examples for mm of from inspiring English sources

If a foundress probes a 1 mm-long style, that is 1 mm of oviposition lifespan.

Another Svalbard station recorded 272 mm of rain during the 2 weeks; that station's average for the whole year is 385 mm.

Considered the driest place on Earth, the Atacama Desert receives less than 1 to 2 mm of rainfall each year.

Annual soil loss on plow-based farms, by contrast, averaged 1.5 mm of erosion--almost 20 times as much.

The pressures were "astonishing," Hingorani says 80 to 120 millimeters (mm) of mercury, which is comparable to the pressure of blood being pumped within the heart.

The pressure in the tissue around the tumor began to drop and by 24 hours had reached about 20 mm of mercury, the level seen in normal pancreas tissue.

The findings, she notes, make a lot of sense: the study areas in the western Amazon receive as much as 3500 mm of rain a year, far more than eastern regions where ancient farmers clearly tended a variety of crops.

One problem with the approach is that to dislodge the blocking group and activate the RGD peptide, the researchers had to use UV light, which does not penetrate very deep into skin 90% of the light was absorbed by just the top 0.5 mm of mouse skin.

As Montgomery reports online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, plowless farms lost an average of 0.082 mm of soil each year, an erosion rate close to the natural geologic rate of 0.03 mm per year.

Average 3.76 mM of formamide and 0.34 mM of formate were formed.

Mathematical models (MM) of internal noises have been developed.