Sentence examples for method of radioactive from inspiring English sources

The results described earlier were obtained by our developed method of radioactive labeling of DC (Fig.  1) [ 18, 23].

The goal of the present study was to test the ability of BM to cross the BBB using the method of radioactive labelling.

Via the method of radioactive labeling, NAPE was found capable of entering the central nervous system and accumulated in the hypothalamus.

Non-invasive in vivo imaging, with quantification methods of radioactive compounds, allows the determination of the accurate uptake of target molecules.

The experiment allowed us to compare under the same conditions two production methods of radioactive noble gases: fission induced by fast neutrons and photo-fission.

Now Borg and his colleagues have used several methods of radioactive dating to come up with a new and surprising date for when the moon's magma ocean cooled.

Principal results of the studies aimed at revealing the process of adsorption of tin and palladium ions have been obtained using the methods of radioactive isotopes and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.

A hybrid method of stopping radioactive ion beams produced by the PF method in a gas cell will also be employed.

DOE officials this week announced that a special review panel will take a fresh look at the science underpinning the $100,000 project, which proposes to test a new method of transforming radioactive waste into harmless byproducts.

The decreased expression of classical hepatocyte/hepatoblast cellular function, namely synthesis of albumin and AFP, found in passaged rat fetal liver cells was confirmed, utilizing a very specific and sensitive method of the radioactive biosynthetic protein labeling and immunoprecipitation followed by SDS-PAGE analysis and autoradiography of the immunoprecipitates.

The performance of phytoremediation, compared to physical methods of remediating radioactive soils depends on several factors, including the composition of soils, the toxicity level of the contaminant, the degree to which plant species fit natural local growth conditions and the type and concentration of the radionuclides both outside and within plants.