Sentence examples for increased dose rates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Napier said the increased dose rates were "not such that people ought to panic". But addressing an extreme case, the report said that a person who had daily eaten 2.2 pounds of fish caught at Richland, rather than farther downstream toward the mouth of the river, would have received an additional radiation dose of 1,300 millirems a year.

Dosimetric studies clearly demonstrated that COPD patients have increased dose rates of fine and UF particles and impaired mucociliary clearance relative to age-matched healthy subjects.

The mean kinetic parameters of both enantiomers in goats and sheep at a dose of 5 mg/kg BW and at increased dose rates (10 and 15 mg/kg BW) in goats following SC administrations are given in Table  6.

This increased dose rate was continued until the ewes and lambs were moved to summer grazing areas in late June.

Removal of the flattening filter results in a significantly increased dose rate with decreased head scatter and leakage.

FFF beams have several potential advantages, including increased dose rate, reduced collimator scatter, reduced head leakage, and reduced out-of-field doses to the patient.

In addition, the emergence of autofield sequencing, which eliminates the unnecessary operator manual control of gantry rotation during dose delivery, and the dramatically increased dose rate in modern digital LINACs will make Hybrid IMRT/VMAT more efficient.

In addition, the emergence of auto field sequencing which eliminates the unnecessary operator manual control of gantry rotation during dose delivery and the dramatically increased dose rate in modern digital LINACs will make Hybrid IMRT/VMAT more efficient.

There is no indication of increased risk with increasing dose rates either in matched or unmatched analyses, with or without adjustment for deprivation.

Increasing dose rate increased NDFD and ADFD for all enzymes (except ADFD for E4 at 48 h), with the optimum dose rate dependant on the enzyme additive (dose×enzyme; P<0.01).

Paracetamol (PCM) is primarily metabolized by sulfation and glucuronidation, but with an increasing dose rate; these pathways become saturated and a greater proportion of the drug is available for oxidation by the microsomal cytochrome P-450 system [ 40].