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The blanket variants with larger radial breeder zone show better shielding performances due to the reduced Eurofer shielding material acting as gamma radiation emitter in between the breeder zone and the vacuum vessel.

Absorption spectrometers employ as sources either broadband radiation emitters followed by a monochromator to provide a signal of very narrow frequency content or a generator that will produce a tunable single frequency.

As In is superior for imaging and offers the possibility of good quantitation, this radionuclide could be used successfully to study dose-effects of radionuclide therapy as a model for other low-LET radiation emitters.

A dose rate effect can also be assumed to be present within the results presented in the present study; the absorbed dose was delivered at varying dose rates with time (including effects of biokinetics and physical decay of the radionuclide) as well as with dose, which is an unavoidable consequence of using internal radiation emitters for exposure.

In our Cs study, this central radiation response factor and many of its downstream effector genes were activated at early times, and then inhibited at later times [ 24], giving a precedent for inhibition of p53 by internal radiation emitters.

GaAsBi is a group II I Vsemiconductor compound that is actively investigated for GaAs-based infrared radiation emitters [1] and detectors [2 5].

Protonation with DEHEPSA transforms blue radiation emitters into the green radiation ones.

Several ADCs have been developed by the conjugation of mAb with either cytotoxins or radiation emitters to increase the antitumor effect.

As these gamma radiation emitters have the same particle size compared to the resin microspheres, they allow to predict microsphere distribution and quantify hepato-pulmonary-shunting by doing a scintigraphy shortly after the injection [ 17].

Max Planck's work in Germany at the turn of the 20th century, in which he explained the spectrum of radiation from a perfect emitter (blackbody radiation), led to the concept of quantization and photons.

The solar contribution depends on the magnitude of diffuse-solar radiation and emitter absorptance in the solar spectrum.