Global radiation and diffuse radiation.
Nevertheless, external beam radiotherapy is less favourable when the disease has metastasised globally because the effective radiation dose is limited by toxicity in adjacent or overlapping critical structures and organs.
Analyzing more than 2,000 species of birds, the researchers suggest in a report published Wednesday in Nature that even though evolution does not slow down globally, the theory of adaptive radiation holds up.
Presently, a number of inconsistencies exist across radiation treatment centres globally with regard to the practice and recommendations given by health professionals to both prevent and manage this often painful side-effect of radiation treatment [ 8, 10, 16].
B. anthracis has dispersed globally via large and sequential radiations associated with human commerce and trade of animal products contaminated with B. anthracis spores [13].
Because the climate system derives all its energy from the Sun, this balance implies that, globally, the amount of incoming solar radiation must on average be equal to the sum of the outgoing reflected solar radiation and the outgoing infrared radiation emitted by the climate system.
The significant relationship between best-practice implementation and lower doses indicates numerous opportunities to reduce radiation exposure from MPI globally.
After the last thermal maximum in the Miocene, massive mountain formations and further climate cooling may have stimulated the radiation of this lineage globally.
The texture of a cube-oriented Ni single crystal after one-pass equal channel angular pressing (ECAP) was measured globally and locally by neutron and synchrotron radiation, respectively.
This is a globally applicable measure of the amount of solar radiation energy intercepted per year at ground level, had there been no clouds, trees or other shading structures.
