Sentence examples for radiation across from inspiring English sources

Others say that prescribing radiation across the board makes it likely that many women will undergo the treatment unnecessarily.

Such a device could provide a cheap and compact source of radiation across the visible spectrum.

Such a "dirty bomb" is not a true nuclear device but would use conventional explosives packed with nuclear material to spread radiation across a wide area.

This week marks 30 years since an accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine led to a huge leak of radiation across eastern Europe.

These variations took place on timescales of tens to hundreds of millennia and were driven by changes in the distribution of solar radiation across Earth's surface.

And now comes the Chernobyl disaster, spreading its cloud of radiation across the Soviet Union and Europe as if to remind us that our peril, which sometimes seems to us abstract and theoretical, is tangible and real.

While there was no statistically significant difference in the anterior extent of the right and left optic radiations across patients and controls, there was a trend toward the left optic radiation extending more anteriorly than the right optic radiation in both patients and controls.

Today panicky e-mails about radiation cascade across East Asia, offering fear and bogus medical advice.

That article, and other articles in The Times detailing radiation accidents across the country, were frequently cited by committee members and witnesses.

In brief remarks at the White House on Thursday, President Obama said he knew Americans were worrying about radiation drifting across the Pacific.

But even the perception of contamination, one Japanese agriculture expert said, could cause long-lasting "brand damage," especially if there was evidence of radiation spreading across Japan.