Sentence examples for harmful radiation from inspiring English sources

Unlike an X-ray, which creates a static picture, ultrasound does not emit potentially harmful radiation.

Going there with current technology would carry a significant risk of harmful radiation exposure.

Potassium iodide, known by its chemical abbreviation, KI, can block the body's absorption of harmful radiation.

Separately, ozone is formed high in the stratosphere, where it shields the planet from harmful radiation.

But for 50 years, the Air Force has maintained that there was no harmful radiation at the crash site.

— Bernd Domre, a doctor from a German medical charity "We have no evidence of harmful radiation exposure".

The failure allowed entire communities to be exposed to harmful radiation, the report said.

She has been photographed wearing stress-fighting acupressure earrings and a "bioelectric shield pennant," believed to ward off harmful radiation from everyday appliances like personal computers.

On the other hand, small stars tend to be more active than the sun and liable to produce more solar flares and potentially harmful radiation.

He also sold necklaces he called Velbing (well-being): lucky charms that he claimed offered health benefits and "personal protection" against "harmful radiation".

The government's failure to act quickly, a growing chorus of scientists say, may be exposing many more people than originally believed to potentially harmful radiation.