Sentence examples for basis of radiation from inspiring English sources

Participants were stratified on the basis of radiation exposure and randomly assigned to treatment with either IFRS or stannous fluoride gel.

Our findings have important implications for understanding the genetic basis of radiation response, which has remained largely unknown due to the lack of family material needed for genetic studies.

The failure to observe a significant effect of ploidy on radiation sensitivity is due to the complex and multifactorial basis of radiation sensitivity.

Applying the PAFs calculated on the basis of radiation exposure in the mid-1990s thethe cancers diagnosed in the UK in 2010 (Table 3) suggests that some 1861 cases, or 0.6% of all cancers, were caused by diagnostic radiation.

Analyses of the remainder of the Canadian nuclear workers (93.2%) provided no evidence of increased risk, but the risk estimate was compatible with estimates that form the basis of radiation protection standards.

> When plant biomass was assessed on the basis of radiation intercepted and radiation-use efficiency, it became apparent that light interception above water appears to be the main factor limiting biomass production under SF stress (Table  5).

12 Moreover, through these findings, we have recognized the immediate need of extensive reconsideration of the theoretical basis of radiation-induced carcinogenesis in order to ascertain whether recent scientific observations sufficiently support the current carcinogenesis model, in which radiation-induced oncogenic mutations are involved in cancer development.

This statistical evaluation is based on a linear no threshold model (currently forming the basis of our radiation protection system), in which the risk is related to the radiation dose and the age of the patient at the time of exposure [7, 8].

Elucidating the cytogenetic and molecular alterations in murine radiation-induced AML (rAML) should provide further insight in the genetic basis of human radiation leukaemogenesis.

As whole-body and tumour radiation doses are never calculated, any kind of dose response assessment and optimisation on the basis of absorbed radiation dose is, however, impossible.

The radiation health impacts of the Windscale, TMI, and Chernobyl accidents were projected or assessed on the basis of estimated radiation doses to the affected populations; similar efforts to estimate dose are in progress for the Fukushima accident.