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One centimetre of leg shortening had a significant impact on limping, pain alleviation and patient satisfaction but not on walking capacity.
Not one centimetre has gone to waste.
The stoke is defined as one centimetre squared per second.
"There are map lichens in Greenland that grow one centimetre every hundred years.
"But we can't afford to let up and give even one centimetre.
The global positioning system (GPS) equipment can achieve accuracy down to one centimetre.
Two particles only one centimetre apart would be separated by 10 billion metres only 4 x 10-36 seconds later.
This doesn't even take into account the millions of pieces of debris that are smaller than one centimetre.
It cost around three million dollars — or something less than Carolyn Roehm has spent to redo one centimetre of it.
Henderson's victory was secured with his last jump, which edged out the South African by one centimetre.
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Transverse images were obtained approximately at one centimetre-distance along the digital flexor tendon sheath, beginning at its proximal part and down to the proximal sesamoid bones.
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