The phrase "a sample was irradiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific contexts, particularly in discussions about experiments involving exposure to radiation.
Example: "In the study, a sample was irradiated to observe the effects of radiation on its molecular structure."
Alternatives: "a sample was exposed to radiation" or "a sample underwent irradiation."
In Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA), a sample is irradiated in neutron flux from a nuclear reactor.
During X-ray fluorescent analysis [8, 9] the surface of a sample is irradiated by X-ray beam.
A cylindrical water-filled head-phantom, containing a boric acid sample, was irradiated to study the resulting neutron flux.
A single plane of the sample was irradiated for 10 s at 10 µmol m−2 by using 16 line average single scan and 512×512 pixel format with both lines at full power, and the argon laser level around 25%.
As mentioned above, each plasmid DNA sample was irradiated in a total volume of 20 μl in micro tubes.
Measurements were carried out in dark and when the sample was irradiated with a green light to which bR is sensitive.
The amorphous Ge peaks start to evolve around 268.8 cm−1 for the 0° incidence, and the crystalline peak vanishes as the sample was irradiated with a fluence of 3 × 1017 ions/cm2.
When sodium azide (NaN3), a specific 1O2 scavenger [31], was added into the mixture of AlPcS-QDs (0.1 μM -DPBF (12 μM -DPBFtion, and then this sample was irradiated by a 532-nm laser in the same way, the DPBF fluorescence was obviously protected (Figure 6b), indicating that the reactive species in the FRET-mediated photodynamic reaction of AlPcS-QDs is still 122.
In this work we have followed up an earlier study in which it was observed that the characteristic DSC enthalpy relaxation peak associated with physical aging was reduced when the sample was irradiated with an electron beam accelerator below Tg.
The sample was irradiated with microwaves at a frequency fμW=188.3 GHz and power PμW=100 mW.
