Sentence examples for is radiated in from inspiring English sources

In contrast, non-selective external beam radiation has higher rates of radiation-induced liver disease as normal hepatic tissue is radiated in addition to the tumour.

An assumption which is occasionally used the calculations of total energy output, however, is that they emit all their radiation "isotrpically". That means we assume the same amount of energy is radiated in all directions.

Therefore, less confined modes lead to higher directivities, since, as the spatial extension of the mode increases, the angular extension of the radiation vectors decreases (a property of the Fourier transform); that is, energy is radiated in a smaller set of directions.

In one photo, the powerful influence of AFLW is radiated in those wide eyes, vibrant smiles and outreaching arms.

The design is such that 45% of the thermal power is radiated in the plasma by Bremstrahlung and trace Krypton, with Neon in the scrapeoff layer radiating the remainder.

In this scenario, the energy produced by the supermassive black hole has changed from that of a quasar, when energy is radiated in a broad beam, to more concentrated output in the form of collimated jets of particles and consistent with the observed radio emission in this source.

Woolley and Karlsen have done something important and their film is radiating in the zeitgeist: feminism is stirring again and the chronicle of those nice, dangerous women is being aired all over the place – in cinemas, schools, blogs and on the streets.

So the antennna, whether on this iPhone here, is radiating in a symmetrical way, not directional.

Unfortunately, we were not able to investigate whether there was a higher rate of mucinous adenocarcinomas after radiation as we did not have the preoperative findings, but we did investigate if there was a higher rate of mucinous adenocarcinomas for patients with rectal cancer if they were radiated in comparison to if they did not undergo preoperative radiation.

Abstract: Models of young radio sources predict that significant fraction of their energy should be radiated in X-rays and gamma-rays.

Abstract: Theoretical models predict that a significant fraction of the energy of a young radio source should be radiated in gamma-rays.