The phrase "administration radiation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context involving administration and radiation, but without additional context, it is unclear when to use it.
Example: "The administration radiation protocols must be followed to ensure safety in the laboratory."
Alternatives: "management radiation" or "administrative radiation".
New regulations floated by the Environmental Protection Agency are set to increase Americans' exposure to radiation — because, according to scientific theory now in favor with the Trump administration, radiation is not bad for us.
Different animal models have been developed to study the mechanisms involved in lung fibrogenesis and to evaluate potential therapies (bleomycin or fluorescein isothiocyanate administration, radiation damage, silica or asbestos instillation, transgenic mice, or viral vectors).
Intra-articular drug administration, radiation, or surgical synovectomy can be very useful for treating disease flare-ups, synovitis, and pain when a small number of joints are affected or in patients with joints that do not respond to systemic medications [ 13- 16].
The administration of radiation was the strongest predictor of recurrence and there were no significant interactions observed between radiation and histopathological features of DCIS for any of the outcomes.
Current standard therapy after initial diagnosis, includes maximal surgical debulking followed by adjuvant temozolomide administration and radiation therapy.
The findings suggest that prior administration of radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy and the presence of marrow metastases all negatively impacted the collection of mobilized and nonmobilized progenitor cells from breast cancer patients.
Chloroquine administration before radiation did not affect the survival of ATM null mice (p = 0.86).
MnP-driven S-glutathionylation in cortex and hippocampus showed differential responses to MnP administration and radiation in these two brain regions.
Chloroquine also had a significant effect on the early engraftment of bone marrow cells from the irradiated donor mice 6 weeks after transplantation (4.2% vs. 0.4%, p = 0.015).Chloroquine administration before radiation had a significant effect on the survival of normal but not ATM null mice, strongly suggesting that the in vivo effect, like the in vitro effect, is also ATM dependent.
If hSC within their niches in the body turn out to be not susceptible to RIBE, it can provide some additional flexibility in administration of radiation therapies that may potentially affect normal tissues producing unwanted side-effects of a treatment.
