Sentence examples for degrees of radiation from inspiring English sources

The work he did there described the likelihood of survival under varying degrees of radiation exposure and its effects on the nervous system and brain.

Citizens who had recovered from various degrees of radiation sickness were coming back by the thousand — by November 1st, the population, mostly crowded into the outskirts, was already 137,000, more than a third of the wartime peak — and the government set in motion all kinds of projects to put them to work rebuilding the city.

In order to underpin rational radiation and nutrient management, the current study focussed on growth and development of 2.5 years old trees in relation to nitrogen supply in combination with several degrees of radiation.

Varying degrees of radiation damage occurred in 8 patients.

A recent report on radiation-resistant RAL lines (Vaisnav et al. 2014) listed four of the Notch Dirty Dozen lines, which we had found to carry non- opa31 variants, as exhibiting different degrees of radiation resistance (Table 1).

That degree of radiation is not consequential".

With the building's shielding ruptured however, some degree of radiation leakage was inevitable.The radiation level around the No. 3 reactor meanwhile has risen to 400 millisieverts (mSv): much higher than it had been when last reported and positively damaging to human health.

Thus, Delo-Katiobond suffers a smaller degree of radiation bleed than AMO NIL MMS4.

In summary, this study is the first to correlate the degree of radiation exposure with trauma activation status defining actual average radiation exposure values for each subset.

Albeit most patients receiving abdominal or pelvic irradiation develop some degree of radiation enteritis, post-radiation ECF are increasingly rare and develop at least 4 6 months after radiotherapy.

A CMOS sensor with this degree of radiation tolerance would survive a year of normal usage for low-dose electron cryomicroscopy, which is a very useful advance.