Sentence examples for maximum radiation sensitisation from inspiring English sources

Animal studies from the University of Michigan and MD Anderson Cancer Center suggest that maximum radiation sensitisation with gemcitabine is achieved with a lower dose administered twice-weekly (Mason et al, 1999; Fields et al, 2000).

A food safety commission recently proposed a new lifetime maximum radiation dose for Japanese citizens of 100 millisieverts, excluding natural background and medical radiation.

The maximum radiation level to which workers can legally be exposed is 250 millisieverts per hour.

Tahiti, above, was exposed to 500 times the accepted maximum radiation level from nuclear tests in the 20th century, reports Le Parisien.

The Environment Ministry said it would use soil emitting a maximum radiation of 8,000 becquerels per kilogram.

One millisievert per year is the recommended maximum radiation dose for the general public set by the International Commission on Radiological Protection.

There's a mandatory rotation because workers who have received the maximum radiation exposure must leave the zone.

Radiation sensitisation occurs during or after irradiation (Omura et al, 1997).

This tumour radiation sensitisation results from increased oxygen supply via improved tumour perfusion.

However, evidence for their radiation sensitisation capabilities is emerging from in vivo studies [ 57].

Radiation sensitisation strategies have been successful in the treatment of a variety of cancers [ 48– 51] however clinically effective strategies have remained elusive in prostate cancer.