Sentence examples for maximum radiation exposure from inspiring English sources
He said that while the government set maximum radiation exposure limits for plant workers at 250 millisieverts per year, his company set its own standard of 20 millisieverts.
There's a mandatory rotation because workers who have received the maximum radiation exposure must leave the zone.
The dozen or so workers who move a cask receive a collective radiation dose of about 500 millirem, or one-quarter of the maximum annual radiation exposure that regulators allow for workers at any American nuclear plant.
The event at the reactor, near Harrisburg, PA, provoked near-panic, and although government reports said the maximum possible radiation exposure was too small to have much effect on human health, one major casualty was the outlook for the nuclear industry itself.
CONCLUSION: The average patient radiation dose during total ankle replacement was approximately one-fifth the recommended maximum yearly radiation exposure.
The maximum response to radiation exposure was observed at dose 2 Gy (~3-fold) with higher doses, the response diminished to 1.5-fold, as depicted in Fig. 3.
The newly published results from the cruise to Mars highlight the fact that had astronauts taken the same journey, their radiation exposure would have reached two-thirds of the maximum, career-long dose set by Nasa in less than a year.
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, radiation levels following Monday's reactor explosion reached 100,000 microsieverts per hour, four times the maximum allowed by the I.A.E.A., and more than 100 times the normal radiation exposure per person, per year.
With respect to radiation exposure, levels measured at ICU nursing stations have been shown to be below the maximum permissible for non-occupational workers [ 64, 65].
Radiation exposure is another concern.
