Sentence examples for mean effective radiation from inspiring English sources

The calculated mean effective radiation dose based on the used scan protocol was 7.3 mSv [ 15].

Firstly, the mean effective radiation doses calculated were adjusted with conversion factors dependent on patient age and an average body weight for that age.

Mean effective radiation dose was 1.4 ± 0.4 mSv for prospective ECG gating with step-and-shoot technology and 0.9 ± 0.1 mSv for prospective ECG gating with high-pitch spiral mode.

The mean effective radiation dose from the PET/CT scan was 17.2 ± 2.7 mSv (9.2 ± 2.3 mSv from the PET scan).

Up to now, a few single-centre studies [ 72– 83] are available regarding the diagnostic accuracy of stress-CCT and they are summarized in Table 3 with a mean effective radiation dose of rest plus stress scan of about 11 mSv that is comparable with the mean radiation exposure usually associated with SPECT [ 51].

Analysis of 61 breast cancers in almost 5000 women exposed to radiation from nuclear testing fallout in Kazakhstan (mean effective dose=634 mSv), provided an ERR of 1.09/Sv (95% CI: −0.05; 15.8) (Bauer et al, 2005).

"Well-meaning and well-intentioned doesn't mean effective".

The largest study queried the NTDB in 2010 included 84,863 patients and showed the mean effective CT radiation dose to be 12.0 mSv15; however, the radiation doses were not based on actual radiologic records and were actually extrapolated from the literature.

Limited government also means effective government.

That means effective taxation of wealth and extremely high incomes.

A * means effective Richardson constant.