Sentence examples for of total radioactive from inspiring English sources

Under Japanese Food Sanitation Law, 5,000 becquerel per kg (Bq/kg) of caesium is considered the safe limit in soil (caesium-137 makes up about half of total radioactive caesium, and therefore its safe limit is 2,500 Bq/kg).

This depletion profile was longer than the one described by Chu et al. (2002) for total radioactive residues of sarafloxacin, which were detectable for up to 1 day in egg white and for 6 days in egg yolk.

As much as 70 percent of the total radioactive fallout descended on one-fourth of Belarus, according to the United Nations.

At a moderate soil water deficit one-fourth (24.7%) of the total radioactive 14C in the plant-soil system of white clover and ryegrass plants grown in the shoot+root competition was recovered in the soil compartment.

British epidemiologist Geoffrey Rose described this situation in the Sellafield inquiry in the United Kingdom: "We were given information (which, it later transpired, was incorrect) of the total radioactive emissions from the plant, but the exposure levels of the children were a matter of speculation.

Caco-2 cells retained approximately 18% of the total radioactive counts present in the incubation well after two-hour incubation.

After digestion, the total radioactive contents of each sample were determined in 4 ml of scintillation liquid using a liquid scintillation counter and calculated as a per cent of total injected dose.

An elaborated APXS setup is equipped with a sensor head containing six curium sources having the total radioactive decay rate of several tens of millicuries (roughly a gigabecquerel).

Total radioactive S35 incorporation was quantified by measuring the intensity of the entire lane on the gel.

The results were expressed as a percentage of total injected radioactivity after correction for radioactive decay.

The area of each radioactive peak corresponding to AA was calculated and expressed as a percentage of the total radioactivity of the plates.