Sentence examples for excess radiation from inspiring English sources

No patient was exposed to excess radiation.

It isn't excess radiation they're worried about.

The model satisfactorily fits standard P–I data with a clear inhibitory impact of excess radiation.

That, in turn, could lead to thousands of unnecessary lung scans, causing excess radiation exposure and unnecessary biopsies and surgery.

Wherever the excess radiation came from, and that is not clear, it has hampered ongoing efforts to hook up power supplies to the plant.

The syndrome appeared only in some patients who got the highest dose and did not have irrigation to flush excess radiation out of their bladders, he said, adding that the irrigation is now being used on all patients.

Recent reviews have presented evidence suggesting an excess radiation-induced risk at occupational and environmental dose levels [Advisory Group on Ionising Radiation (AGIR) 2010; Little et al. 2010].

Much of the public alarm regarding doses from diagnostic imaging procedures has been the result of newspaper articles and articles in the scientific literature predicting excess radiation-induced cancers from these procedures.

Professional societies and advisory bodies consistently recommend against multiplying small doses by large populations to predict excess radiation-induced cancers, in large part because of the potential for sensational claims of health impacts which do not adequately take the associated uncertainties into account.

The ratio of SIRs for irradiated : unirradiated suggests an excess radiation-associated risk both overall (heritable+non-heritable; relative risk (RR)=3.89/3.04=1.28) and for the non-heritable RB group (RR=6.19/2.09=2.97) but not for the heritable RB group (RR=3.43/8.72=0.39).

In the Life Span Study cohort of the Japanese atomic bomb survivors, the excess relative risks (ERRs) for radiation-induced cancers as a function of age at exposure were examined (Shuryak et al., 2010).