Sentence examples for high-level radiation from inspiring English sources

No 3: Cooling failure, partial melting of core feared, vapor vented, seawater pumped in, hydrogen explosion, high-level radiation measured nearby.

An international group of researchers has come up with a new plan to help astronauts survive high-level radiation in space – and even get them to Mars without the deadly exposure expected during three years of space travel.

Evaluations of gene environment interaction require much larger sample sizes, particularly given the rarity of exposure to high-level radiation, and the likelihood of substantial misclassification of both high-level and low-level radiation exposure due to retrospective exposure assessment.

E.ON and RWE's decision will be partly blamed on an anti-nuclear backlash in Germany over the continuing danger of high level radiation leaking from the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan following the factor-9 earthquake last year.

At high levels, radiation fries the gastrointestinal tract, damaging outer layers of the intestines and colon, and causing fluid loss, diarrhea, vomiting, and local infections, which can become more systemic and lead to death.

Two areas near the plant have relatively higher levels of radiation, but radiation levels in surrounding countries are close to normal.

I felt guilty hesitating to eat them even though she said her radiation detector didn't show high levels of radiation.

Every single other media outlet I have seen has been content to use such non-specific terms as "there are high levels of radiation near the plant" or "low levels of radiation have been measured in Tokyo".

Based on 70 years worth of study of the survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the world's experts in radiation biology agree that exposure to even high levels of radiation poses only a surprisingly small human health risk.

Rather, the danger would come from the release of high levels of radiation caused by a break in the protective barriers that seal in radiation produced by reactors.

The results showed a 30% increase in radiation over the last four years, leading scientists to conclude future astronauts will be exposed to higher levels of radiation.