Sentence examples for radiation consequences from inspiring English sources

Dependences of the delayed radiation consequences mentioned above on flight duration, spacecraft shielding thicknesses, solar activity and cosmonauts' age are analyzed.

Meanwhile, considering that we cannot completely eliminate the occurrence likelihood of multi-failure of vacuum vessel and tokamak building, we conservatively evaluated the public radiation consequences and environment restoration after the worst hypothetical accident preliminarily.

After further performing the radiation consequences, we find it possible that the hypothetical accident for ITER like fusion reactor would result in a level 6 accident according to INES, not appear level 7 like Chernobyl or Fukushima accidents.

As an important index shaping the design of fusion safety system, evaluation of public radiation consequences have risen as a hot topic on the way to develop fusion energy.

David Byers Founder director, Renewable Energy Association, ex-nuclear integrity scientist I don't know the real intention of Monbiot to raise the question of radiation consequences, but there is no doubt that nuclear radiation is one of the deadliest threats to human beings (The unpalatable truth is that the anti-nuclear lobby has misled us all, 5 April).

I don't know the real intention of Monbiot to raise the question of radiation consequences, but there is no doubt that nuclear radiation is one of the deadliest threats to human beings (The unpalatable truth is that the anti-nuclear lobby has misled us all, 5 April).

To the end of her life, her stepdaughter said, Mrs. Labouisse felt enormous guilt that she alone among the women in her family had escaped a life of radiation and its consequences.

The work "builds on a notable amount of literature showing that space radiation produces negative consequences on brain and behavior," says Amelia Eisch, a neuroscientist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medicine Dallas.

Because surgical disruption of the optic radiation has serious consequences for the patient, DTI tractography is a useful technique in this population.

Anatomic dissection and experience from temporal lobe surgery since the 1940s have provided copious information on the anatomy of the optic radiation and the consequences of surgery.

Medical exposure from X-rays represents the major source of man-made irradiation with a large contribution from CT. 11 13 Increased exposure to radiation underpins the consequences of cancer induction.