Sentence examples for extraordinary radiation from inspiring English sources

Experiments using X-rays and UV radiation of various qualities (from UVC to UVA) have given insights into cellular mechanisms relevant for estimation of health risks, resulting from exposure of astronauts to the extraordinary radiation environment of space.

Several other Actinobacteria species exhibit extraordinary radiation resistance including Rubrobacter radiotolerans, Rubrobacter xylanophilus, and Kocuria rosea [7].

The extraordinary radiation of flowering plants (angiosperms) accounts for about 91% of all plant species and forms the foundations of terrestrial biodiversity [ 1, 2].

Based on † Leptolepis coryphaenoides this node is dated on the Early Jurassic, right before the extraordinary radiation of teleosts during the Late Jurassic, including the origin of the three main lineages of Teleocephala.

Because of their close evolutionary relationship, genetic resources developed for tilapia are also useful for studying the extraordinary radiation of haplochromine cichlids in the lakes of East Africa [ 2].

According to available paleontological evidence teleosts had a modest beginning in the Triassic [ 6, 7] and underwent an extraordinary radiation throughout the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous (see the section Taxonomic framework and the names of higher clades, for a discussion on the definition of Teleostei adopted here).

Neogastropoda are a large and diverse clade that have undergone extraordinary radiations as seen in their anatomical, physiological, behavioral, and ecological diversity (Ponder et al. 2008).

Fonseca et al. irradiated the Si/Ge SL with embedded Ge quantum dots (QDs) employing the 2.0 MeV proton irradiation and found an extraordinary high radiation resistance of the QD-in-SL structure [13].

In addition, non-invasive coronary CT angiography and other diagnostic imaging modalities are currently criticized for extraordinary high radiation exposure leading to a significant increase in cancer [20], [21].

Throughout the Cenozoic, rodents underwent an extraordinary adaptive radiation.

By providing the first whole-genome sequence resources for white-eyes and by conducting analyses at different taxonomic levels, we provide genomic evidence underpinning this extraordinary bird radiation.