Sentence examples for concerns of radiation from inspiring English sources

In Fukushima, however, Mr. Okahara said people seemed to be getting tired of living cautiously, despite concerns of radiation in the air and in the nation's food.

The agency's decision to use full-body scanners at many airports also brought a negative reaction amid concerns of radiation exposure, although the T.S.A says the machines are safe.

MRI also minimises the risk of nephrotoxicity and eliminates concerns of radiation exposure [8].

Concerns of radiation safety with regard to the high-energy γ-radiation of 44Sc (Eγ = 1157 keV) may be addressed by using tungsten-based containers as are employed for other commercial PET nuclides such as 89Zr, which emits high-energy γ-radiation (Eγ = 909 keV) as well.

And now, in the wake of the reactor problems, many consumers and even governments have attached a stigma to Japanese goods amid mounting concerns of radiation poisoning.

After synthesis, the reaction module is left for decay until the next day due to the concern of radiation exposure.

"After initial checking I can confirm the device is intact 100percentt and there is absolutely no concern of radiation".

The prime concern of radiation protection policy since 1959 has been to protect DNA from damage.

Moreover, Scoliometer is a good noninvasive modality monitoring the progression of AIS without the concern of radiation exposure to patients [ 9, 10].

Other structural tests such as computed tomographic colonography and double contrast barium enema are limited by the concern of radiation exposure and cost [ 8].

Beginning in the 1960s, broad antinuclear technology movements began to contest the siting of NPPs at various locations in the United States over concerns of ionizing radiation and the plants' potential for nuclear accidents (Gottlieb 2005).