Sentence examples for from irradiation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, patients in this study who underwent PRT desired a lower benefit from irradiation than non-irradiated patients.

American engineer and inventor Nikola Tesla in 1891 first noted that heat resulted from irradiation of tissue with high-frequency alternating current (wavelengths somewhat longer than the longest radio waves) and pointed out its possible medical uses.

This result suggests that CARMA3 partially protected mice from irradiation effects.

The average interval from irradiation to diagnosis was 14 years (3 53) (median 12.5 years).

However, the affected processes were closely linked to the normal functions of the investigated tissues, indicating that the specific effects from irradiation were low.

The mean grade of mucositis was significantly lower for the tongue than for the palate from irradiation fraction six until two weeks after irradiation.

We present results from circuits of final design and from irradiation studies with 24 GeV protons up to 62 Mrad (2.3×1015p/cm2).

The modifications of chemical structure of the polymeric matrixes resulting from irradiation were analyzed at the molecular scale by infrared and UV visible spectroscopy.

Different from irradiation or microwave treatment, photon treatment was supposed to prolong the shelf life of CSB due to its anti-staling activity, but much faster microbial growth occurred during storage comparing to irradiation or microwave treatment.

In order to verify the reversibility of the initial Pl activation, we blocked the light from irradiation source when Pl intensity reached its maximum and measured Pl again, after storage of the sample in the dark for 30 min.

Other colors may also be reproduced such as blue, green or pink, which are a result of the addition of boron or from irradiation after synthesis.