Sentence examples for larger radiation dose from inspiring English sources

A larger radiation dose brings more holes at the bottom interface.

The premise of dose painting is that the treatment outcome may be improved by delivering a larger radiation dose to this subvolume.

8 9 The inhaled particles of insoluble uranium, such as UO2, are more likely to be retained by the lungs for a long period of time, and may produce a larger radiation dose to the lungs compared to the readily soluble uranium compounds.

Dr. Einstein said that when tech 99 was not available, doctors could use substitutes, but that these gave the patient larger radiation doses or provided poorer image quality to the doctor.

Radical radiotherapy, initially used in the 1950s, was an attempt to use larger radiation doses in patients with relatively early-stage lung cancer, but who were otherwise unfit for surgery.

Leonard et al. [ 30] suggests that in the setting of larger radiation doses over shorter time frames (hypofractionation), small differences in prescribed dose and dose distribution may result in dramatic differences in normal tissue complication.

Given the smaller number of larger radiation doses delivered, highly conformal and accurate radiation techniques like image-guided IMRT afford the opportunity for the exploration of novel fractionation regimens, which ultimately may improve local control and cost-effectiveness.

In our study, we only included those hypertrophic adenoids with a greatest anteroposterior diameter larger than 10 mm because larger radiation doses are delivered to patients with larger hypertrophic adenoids according to the current treatment strategies for NPC.

It is generally the case that early nuclear workers will have accumulated larger radiation doses than later workers, not only because they have worked longer, but also and importantly because doses received in the early years of the industry were greater (sometimes much greater) than those received in recent years.

Object: Radiosurgery utilizes stereotactic principles of localization and multiple cross-fired beams to deliver a large radiation dose to a well-defined target with little or no fractionation.

Stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) is another novel technique that can deliver a large radiation dose to tumor while keeping a plummet of dose at the peripheral of target regions.