Sentence examples for effect of dose rate from inspiring English sources
Understanding the effect of dose rate on radiation performance is important to predicting component lifetime.
Turner, H. C. et al. Effect of dose rate on residual gamma-H2AX levels and frequency of micronuclei in X-irradiated mouse lymphocytes.
In this research work, an experimental analysis of the effect of dose rate of gamma irradiation on epoxy resin based samples prepared by using combinations of primary and secondary stabilisers is presented.
This study examined the effect of dose rate on swelling, grain boundary segregation, and tensile properties in austenitic stainless steels through the examination of components retrieved from the Experimental Breeder Reactor-II (EBR-II) following its shutdown.
We also conducted analyses looking at a possible effect of dose rate (using the linear RR model), which for some carcinogens modifies the effect of cumulative dose (e.g., Lubin et al. 2008).
The effects of dose rate, concentration and composition of the monomer, emulsifier content, temperature, etc. on the polymerization conversion and the intrinsic viscosity of the polymer have been examined.
Experimental results illustrating the effects of dose rate on curing kinetics observed for a pulsed irradiation of the epoxy acrylate resin are detailed and compared to those of a continuous beam.
Given that several previous studies have contrasted post-IT and -inhalation responses to MWCNTs administered at equivalent doses, results presented herein add to the discussion regarding the effects of dose rate.
Although various effects of dose rates and accumulated doses received by people in HNBR regions could be studied, this article focuses on the cancer mortality and early childhood death rates only.
Studies were completed in F344/N rats and B6C3F1 mice to determine the effect of dose, dose rate, route of administration, and rodent species on formation of total and individual benzene metabolites.
This study investigated the effects of dose-rate on human blood cell gene expression, over a 24-hour period.
