Sentence examples for dose to which from inspiring English sources

NASA sets a maximum lifetime radiation dose to which astronauts can be exposed at a level that would increase an astronaut's lifetime risk of developing a fatal cancer by 3%.

The minimum PEF dose to which the food was subjected would thus is less than the intended dose, since the food clearly was not subjected to the intended electric field strength during the intended exposure time.

The MOEcalc = POD/dose, where the POD is the toxicological point of departure according to the estimated dose to which humans will be exposed.

Ms Alizadeh later asked if the evidence showed that Brown had a "high dose", to which the toxicologist answered: "This was a very large individual.

The lowest Y. pestis dose to which all mice succumbed within 4 days was between ∼1,000 and ∼2,000 cfu.

Further experiments were carried out to determine the minimum Y. pestis infective dose that would cause death of 100% mice and the maximum Y. pseudotuberculosis dose to which 100% of the animals would survive.

I think about the radiation every day," she says and shows me a notebook in which she meticulously records the doses to which she is exposed.

Industrial chemicals at high enough doses are certainly dangerous, but most, at the low doses to which we're exposed, are not.

Second, the investigators observed a dose-responsiveness: The more rads, even at low doses, to which the women were exposed, the greater the likelihood of getting breast cancer.

At the MMS doses to which anc1Δ cells begin to show sensitivity, the sensitivity of the rad6Δ and the rad6anc1Δ strains was so great that survival could not be measured.

Nonetheless, it is likely that the doses to which our participants were exposed are lower than those used in toxicologic settings, suggesting that humans may be more sensitive to prenatal phthalate exposure than rodents.