The phrase "an increased radiation" is not correct in standard English usage.
It should be "increased radiation" without the article "an" because "radiation" is an uncountable noun in this context.
Example: "The study revealed increased radiation levels in the area following the incident."
Alternatives: "higher radiation" or "elevated radiation".
When performed with proper attention to technique, the triple rule-out study provides excellent opacification of the aorta and pulmonary arteries without loss of coronary artery image quality, although there is an increased radiation dose proportional to the increased scan length (Fig. 7) [14].
Working in a radiology department is commonly associated with an increased radiation dose due to exposure to x-rays.
The radiation environment of the station was not uniform, however; closer proximity to the station's hull led to an increased radiation dose, and the strength of radiation shielding varied between modules; Kvant-2's being better than the core module, for instance.
However, repeated MIBG myocardial scintigraphy within the same patient would involve an increased radiation dose.
In a preclinical model, FDG-avid tumours required an increase in radiation dose to improved local control rates, whereas tumours with low FDG-avidity did not benefit from an increased radiation dose [67], suggesting that FDG-PET may be an appropriate means of defining an area that would benefit from dose boosting.
An increased radiation dose during this method can be a slight limitation of the method, but on the other hand an assessment of proper and safe pedicle screws placement is made possible with ICT, as well as recognizing possible vertebral body injury or implant loosening.
However, a large case-control study did find an increased radiation-associated risk among long-term breast cancer survivors diagnosed between 1935 and 1982, who received radiotherapy before age 45 [ 18].
Thus, the caries process is determined at a relatively late stage and patients are exposed to X-rays resulting in an increasing radiation exposure.
The model reproduced the positive impact of a 7% genetically increased radiation use efficiency (RUE) on growth and yield.
These are respirable and the inhalation of Uranium involves a 200-fold increased radiation dose conversion coefficient (the committed effective radiation dose per unit intake) compared with ingested Uranium.
However, because more slices and images can be easily obtained with multi-slice CT scanners, there is a potential for increased radiation exposure [ 6] that has to be balanced against the total radiation dose resulting from chest radiography performed daily at the bedside.
