Sentence examples for main plant types from inspiring English sources
The workforce's mean annual doses were around 200 mGy or higher until 1953 for external exposures, with gradual decreases afterwards in the 3 main plant types.
Comparing workers of the three main plant types with the remainder of the Ozyorsk residents, and with national figures, all-cause mortality rates were lowest among workers, with ratios compared to national figures of 0.65 (men) and 0.56 (women), and compared to the other residents of 0.77 (men) and of 0.74 (women).
+No deaths from code 209 observed Legend: All cause and cause-specific age standardised mortality rates in women per 100 000 female population aged 18 74 years in the workers of the 3 main plant types of Mayak, other Ozyorsk residents, Russian Federation, in years 1998 2010, No death from code 209 observed.
Sixteen pleural cancer deaths were observed (Additional file 1: Figure S1, K).> -wrap-foot> Legend: Time trends in all cause and cause-specific mortality rates among people aged 18-74 years, workers of the 3 main plant types of Mayak and other Ozyorsk residents (Russian Federation) over period 1973-2010.
We compared the causes of deaths of workers of the 3 main plant types (nuclear reactors, radiochemical plant, reprocessing plant) with those of the remainder of the Ozyorsk population and with the national figures of the Russian Federation in the most recent time period (1998 2010).
This modelling approach uses climate and soils information to predict the changing relative success of a few main plant functional types.
They were subdivided into 2 population groups covering the entire closed city: the people ever employed at one of the 3 main Mayak plant types (reactors, radiochemical and reprocessing plants), and the remainder of the Ozyorsk population.
Based on hydrological features and main plant association criteria it has distinguished following types of wetlands: lakes, ponds, marshes, and wet meadows.
(The main plant is in Wantagh).
Building the main plant: $62 million.
