Sentence examples for increased radiation exposure from inspiring English sources
The central fear is that the disaster — especially the danger of increased radiation exposure from stricken Japanese nuclear reactors — could rip a big hole in the supply lines of the world's third largest economy and set back the global recovery.
The increased radiation exposure at aircraft altitudes during such an event is of major concern to international aviation organizations, airlines, governmental authorities and aircraft crew as well as flight passengers.
In light of these increasing costs as well as the increased radiation exposure of CT, clinical decision rules and computerized decision support may be needed to ensure appropriate utilization of abdominal CT in the ED.
For most congenital cardiac disorders non-ECG-synchronised CT is adequate and the benefit of obtaining functional information with ECG-gated CT must outweigh the increased radiation exposure especially in young patients.
High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with a radioactivity detector is plagued by poor sensitivity; relatively high amounts of radioactivity are required resulting in increased radiation exposure for operators and/or poor peak resolution due to large detector volumes (Roivainen et al. 2013; Beykan et al. 2016).
In addition, there is the small risk of the increased radiation exposure.
The solar-cycle disruptions bathe Earth's atmosphere in radiation and particles that not only produce colorful auroras, but can also cause surges in power grids, disrupt the electronics of satellites that control global positioning systems and increase radiation exposure to astronauts in space.
It is observed that changes from orange-red to yellow clearly on colour solutions, while its peak position emission shifts from orange-red to blue and decreases in intensity with increasing radiation exposure time.
In its most extreme form, space weather can disrupt communications, damage and destroy spacecraft and power stations, and increase radiation exposure to astronauts and airline passengers.
He signed off with a warning: "Given the existing conditions at India's uranium mines, increasing the exploitation of domestic reserves will likely result in increasing radiation exposure".
