Sentence examples for applied x-rays from inspiring English sources

We also excluded radium users, even if they had also applied X-rays, because their time characteristics were different and because the penetrating gamma rays and particle emissions of radium cause potentially different effects (both external and internal exposure occurred).

Finally, it is likely that parallel worlds of X-ray users have existed, for instance, of technically oriented persons who studied X-rays, of practitioners who used X-rays incidentally, but never associated with societies, and of workers in beauty parlours who applied X-rays for hair removal.

Cellphone radiation is not a chemical, of course, but the rules about mutagenicity still apply (X-rays, for instance, are known to cause cancer and are detectable by Ames's test).

A microbeam system is under construction in the Dynamitron laboratory at Tohoku University for the purpose of applying X-rays produced by a microproton beam as monochromatic X-ray point source to biological and materials research etc.

The mass attenuation coefficient itself is dependent on the applied X-ray spectrum and the effective atomic number of the X-rayed material.

Dr. Blow later applied X-ray crystallography to study chymotrypsin, a digestive enzyme.

Wilkins later applied X-ray diffraction techniques to the study of ribonucleic acid.

The environment of the particles and the type of applied X-ray essentially determine the imaging efficiency.

We applied X-ray absorption near edge structure (XANES) spectroscopy to investigate the adsorption of proteins onto single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs).

We applied X-ray absorption near edge spectroscopy (XANES) to investigate the Mn environment and to improve fundamental understanding of the structural chemistry and morphology of nanostructured Mn-oxides to produce desirable chemical and physical properties.

Figure 3a,b,c illustrates the relationship between the photocurrent and applied X-ray dose rate under the reverse bias voltages of 60 V, 90 V, and 120 V, respectively, with figure insets showing the time-dependent device responses.