Sentence examples for modified radiation from inspiring English sources

An analysis of energy fluxes above the roof showed that both the modified radiation balance and the conversion of sensible to latent heat through evaporation were significant contributors to the dramatically reduced heat gain and cooling effectiveness.

We then calculated the modified radiation and absorption rates of the molecules with different spatial orientations and at different distances from the nanocage (l = 15, 35, 55, 75, 95, and 115 nm).

The dependence of the enhancement on the distance from the cage to the radiating dipoles can be predicted based on the local electric field enhancement and the modified radiation and absorption rates of the emitting molecules.

The dependence of the fluorescence enhancement on the distance between the nanocage and the radiating dipoles is investigated experimentally and modeled by taking into account the local electric field enhancement and the modified radiation and absorption rates of the emitting molecules.

Then, we use a dipole source emitting at the maximum dye emission wavelength (∼675 nm) and placed next to the nanostructure, to calculate the local field, from which the modified radiation and absorption rates of the molecules (Γrad/Γrad0 and Γabs/Γrad0), are derived to establish the modified quantum yield (η/η0).

One study had detected that some robust but modified radiation responses occurred in Endoglin and eNOS knockout transgenic arteriovenous fistulae [ 65].

Whether wound trauma modified radiation-induced γ-H2AX, lymphocytopenia, neutropenia, and thrombocytopenia was not clear.

The benefit from modifying radiation treatment volumes to incorporate areas found to be abnormal by PET, but not by CT, cannot be independently assessed by this study.

Moreover, the increased focus on treatment-related side effects in cancer survivors and the need for medical countermeasures against radiologic or nuclear accidents or terrorism have resulted in a resurgence of interest in the mechanisms of, and ways to modify, radiation injury in normal tissues (Denham et al. 2001).

We have now undertaken the first genome-wide scan for additional loci modifying radiation-induced tumour multiplicity in the intestine of N2 backcross Min mice.

This phenomenon, termed the oxygen effect, is widely attributed to oxygen's ability to chemically modify radiation-induced DNA damage, creating adducts that are not easily repaired by cells (Roots and Smith, 1974).