Sentence examples for length radiation from inspiring English sources

The main characteristics of these flames including visible length, radiation fluxes and blowout have been assessed.

The literature-reported rate of late toxicity, varies from 4%to50%0% depending on follow-up length, radiation treatment parameters such as RT technique and fraction site, and chemotherapeutic agents combination [ 17].

Therefore, either a radionuclide such as 211At which emits a shorter path length radiation should be conjugated to mIBG, or targeted radiotherapy should be combined with a treatment such as total body irradiation, the efficacy of which is not reduced in smaller tumours.

The relationship between telomere length and radiation dose, effect of gender and age were determined using least squares linear regression analysis.

In this region, latitude correlates with temperature, day length, solar radiation, and the limits of historic glaciations, so it is likely a surrogate for a complex set of factors.

According to Meyer et al. [16],

13, 33 By excluding shortwave length UVB radiation, NB-UVB (311 313 nm) is much less erythemogenic than BB-UVB.

The sonography can be used to minimize the incision length and radiation exposure in the removal of intramedullary femoral nails.

However, to ensure a heterogeneous sample and wide variation in cognitive processes used in evaluating QoL, we sampled the patients purposively based on gender, age, tumor site and length of radiation treatment.

bCALET-2 is a calorimetric instrument composed of a 3.58 radiation length thick tungsten-scintillating fiber imaging calorimeter (IMC) and a 13.4 radiation length thick bismuth germanium-oxide calorimeter (TASC).

In order to assess if there is any dose dependant relationship between telomere length and background radiation dose, we have divided the study samples into four groups based on background radiation dose levels i.e., ≤1.50 mGy per year, 1.51 3.00 mGy per Year, 3.01 5.00 mGy per Year and >5.00 mGy per year (as given in table 1, figure 1).