Sentence examples for in general radiation from inspiring English sources

In general, radiation therapy (RT) is indicated in stage II and III (not T1a).

In general, radiation is most effective when given concomitantly with chemotherapy.

In general, radiation therapy and surgery have similar results for similar stages.

In general, radiation oncology residents are expected to develop clinical expertise and competency in all aspects of radiotherapy by working one-on-one with a faculty member in the clinic, and attending seminar-based teaching.

In general radiation exposures at very young ages have been associated with longer latency times for breast cancer than exposure at higher ages because radiation induced tumours generally first appear when the normal incidence of tumour is seen [ 6].

In general, radiation-hardened transistors are very expensive and it is sometimes not easy to acquire proper ones for application.

Our results suggested that, in general, radiation-related risks were lower among women treated in more recent years (1993+).

In general, radiation-mediated aging appears to be more associated with free-radical damage, DSBs, apoptosis and inflammation rather than dysfunctional metabolic processes.

In this paper, the general radiation response of aromatic polymers is firstly reviewed and discussed.

Historically, the lens is the exceptional tissue for which ICRP had assigned a special factor in addition to a general radiation weighting factor, predicated on a belief that the lens is more vulnerable to high-LET radiation than other tissues.

In general, the radiation pattern followed the monthly apparent position of the sun, in which the high quantity of solar radiation intensity shifted from 0° azimuth (south facing) to ±180° azimuth (north facing) and returned to 0° azimuth.