Sentence examples for irradiating potential from inspiring English sources

In such cases, definitive treatment can be instituted at the primary site, rather than irradiating potential sites empirically or, as is the practice at some centres, instituting an expectant policy and managing the primary site if and when it becomes clinically evident.

This can be obtained from plots of inverse signal of modulated conductivity vs modulating frequency of ir irradiation obtained by irradiating aqueous solutions in a conductivity cell.

Next series of experiments aimed at evaluating the repair potential of radiation-induced damage involved irradiating monolayer cell cultures and harvesting them for the comet assay at 1 min (the minimum technically possible time point as described above, which served as initial damage level), 5 min and 4 h post-irradiation.

This suggests that irradiating plastic at a high dose is a viable potential solution for regaining some of the strength that is lost when plastic is added to cement paste.

The flux stability (>99.8%) was tested irradiating Au standards as flux monitor; the maximum irradiation temperature in the rotating rack reached 40°C.

Senescent IMR90 cells were generated by irradiating cells at 20 Gy in a Gammacell irradiator.

These bacteria can be killed by irradiating meat, Dr. Duchin said.

They also tried irradiating hens, seeds and barnyard breeding stock to increase productivity.

"Excessively irradiating children is something we must have zero tolerance about".

There he began investigating a material that emitted beta rays (electrons) and that was produced by irradiating uranium with neutrons.

Those who were needled in the Chinese manner - by highly trained veteran acupuncturists, all aiming to achieve an irradiating feeling of "de qi" - experienced great benefit.