Sentence examples for majority of radioactive from inspiring English sources

The majority of radioactive wastes from around the world are produced by nuclear power generation.

The retention of 90Y on the PLGA membrane was 75% when five half lives of 90Y expired and the vast majority of radioactive decay had occurred.

The majority of radioactive wastes that is sent for disposal in repositories are generated by the operation of nuclear power reactors.

The prevailing winds are indeed heading east over the Pacific from Japan, but the vast majority of radioactive material will rain down into the ocean within a few hundred kilometers of the nuclear plant.

After s.c. injection, the majority of radioactive label was detected at the site of injection and little found in other tissues.

Analysis of urine samples indicated that intact knottin radiotracer is excreted through the bladder, compared to the kidneys where a hydrophilic metabolite (or free copper) is responsible for the majority of the radioactive signal.

Similarly, liposomes labelled with a wide range of radionuclides have been reported for PET and SPECT nuclear imaging, and for targeted radiotherapy [30], although the majority of these radioactive liposome formulations rely on the encapsulation of radionuclide chelates rather than the inclusion of chelating lipids.

In the event of radioactive contamination, the majority of the population will be exposed to low dose radiation over extended periods of time (United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation 2000).

The majority of the continental heat flow originates from the decay of radioactive isotopes in the crust, thus finding areas with high isotope concentration can be equal to finding areas with high heat flow (Holmberg et al. [2012]).

Only 15% of radioactive tracer injected into the ISF is recoverable from the CSF, and the majority of tracer drains to the cervical lymph nodes [ 9] at a rate equivalent to lymphatic drainage from other tissues [ 9].

A brief treatment of radioactive isotopes follows.