Sentence examples for continuing radiation from inspiring English sources

While the future for those displaced by the continuing radiation disaster is unknown, we must improve the present for those stranded and isolated in temporary housing with no idea of when or if they can return home.

BRUSSELS — After a week of bickering over the future of nuclear power, European Union leaders reached one point of agreement Friday as they decided that reactors across all 27 member nations should undergo safety tests in response to the continuing radiation leaks from a beleaguered plant in Japan.

It is often difficult to know exactly which ingredients in a film contribute most to that strange alchemy that sometimes endures but I have long known that the most powerful continuing radiations from The Trout come from the unspoken relationships between us, both in front of the camera and behind it and between the cameras themselves and the protagonists.

As the desire for minimally invasive medical treatments continues, radiation therapy will improve upon present cure rates, while maintaining the quality of life of patients.

The increasing levels of oxygen generated by the continuing algal radiation probably had a lot to do with the improved ability of animals to produce more rigorous but metabolically expensive adhesion molecules like collagen, allowing greater organizational complexity and hence grazing ability to emerge.

If more women are indeed continuing in radiation work while pregnant, it is important that accurate estimates of any possible cancer risk incurred by their subsequent children are available.

The current first-line treatment for GBM is radiation with alkylating chemotherapy (Temozolomide) given concurrently and then continued after radiation.

The readings, released Monday, showed continued high radiation levels.

As time passed, I became too weak to continue daily radiation sessions.

His doctors thought otherwise and urged him to continue the radiation, along with medications to counter the swelling and constipation.

Unfortunately, it is not yet computationally feasible to continue the radiation hydrodynamics simulations of Greif (2014) beyond the initial collapse of the gas (e.g. Greif et al. 2012).