Sentence examples for ground radiation from inspiring English sources

During a Mars mission with duration of about two years the crew members will be exposed to chronic impact of galactic cosmic rays with a dose rate ∼25 times exceeding the one for ground radiation workers.

Plus the northeast USA has the highest amount of below ground radiation in the country which gets pulled up by the drilling.

"Using these numbers with our models is very difficult," he says, because they do not distinguish between air and ground radiation.

However, no in vivo data on telomere length in response to elevated level of back ground radiation is available.

Several investigations conducted in this area revealed that back ground radiation dose has no detrimental effects on the human population residing in this area.

Assuming that the high level of background back ground radiation can induce increasing DNA damage with increasing background dose level, we could have expected significantly shorter telomeres in the higher dose groups and in a dose dependant manner.

The average background radiation on the ground in the UK is around 2.5mSv a year, rising to 7 or 8mSv in areas like Cornwall.

Curious to know what the reading was at the barn I tested the ground level radiation: the counter read 47μSv/h (microsieverts per hour).

A climate station within 600 metres from all sampling plots provided data on ambient air temperature two metres above the ground, solar radiation (W/m, SR), precipitation (mm, PREC) and wind speed (m/s) [ 16].

A 500-year record of summer near-ground solar radiation from tree-ring stable carbon isotopes.

The Pentagon has provided airborne surveillance drones that can help monitor ground-level radiation at the plant.