Sentence examples for prohibitive radiation from inspiring English sources

We would highlight the need for international cooperation and innovation to modify currently prohibitive radiation machine costs for developing countries.

If a full data set can be collected from a single crystal without a prohibitive level of radiation damage, diffraction data processing is a well-established and reliable process.

These include the scarcity of suitable land, given the current levels of productivity, the lack of adequate photosynthetically active radiation and the prohibitive costs of delivering supplementary light, fertiliser, controlling temperature and critically, protecting against invasive non-lipid-producing species [ 5, 6].

Reasons recognized by KBTH clinicians for patients declining EBRT included: the prohibitive cost of treatment, fear of radiation, and a state of denial based on their perception of disease originating solely from spiritual causes rather than biologic processes.

The simulation of turbulent flows of radiating gases, taking into account all turbulence length scales with an accurate radiation transport solver, is computationally prohibitive for high Reynolds or Rayleigh numbers.

The disadvantages of the technique include the relatively high cost of the study; and the potential radiation to the patient, which may be prohibitive if serial assessments are required before and throughout therapy.

In my personal experience, months and years of surgeries, radiation treatments, chemotherapy, hospitalizations, and doctors visits would have been astronomically expensive, and cost-prohibitive despite the sizable nest egg my husband and I have built up over the years.

The cost was prohibitive.

Insurance is near prohibitive.

The shielding necessary to ensure the astronauts do not get a lethal dose of solar radiation on a round trip to Mars may very well make the spacecraft so heavy that the amount of fuel needed becomes prohibitive.

5 COST: Prohibitive.