Sentence examples for radiation extending from inspiring English sources

Measurements "show an area of greater radiation extending northwest from the accident," materials accompanying the map warned.

The Energy Department then used the data, collected from over 40 hours of flight time over Fukushima, to compile a detailed map that showed an area of high radiation extending northwest from the plant.

Given that in phylogenetic terms the insects are nested inside the crustacean radiation extending this generalization, at least to insects, is not without foundation.

The discovery of a trend towards the left optic radiation extending more anteriorly compared to the right optic radiation across all groups, is a novel finding.

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.

Drug therapy made a big gain in 2004, when a trial showed that Temodar, combined with radiation, extended the median survival of patients in a clinical trial to 14.6 months, compared with 12.1 months for patients who received only radiation.

The spectrum of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation extends from very low values over the range of radio waves, television waves, and microwaves to visible light and beyond to the substantially higher values of ultraviolet light, X rays, and gamma rays.

Experiments show that external radiation extends the burning limit of the wire insulation to a lower limiting oxygen concentration (LOC) in a linear manner for all wire configurations.

It appears that piano dimensioning is such that the subsonic regime of acoustical radiation extends over a much wider frequency range than it would be for a homogeneous plate with the same low-frequency vibration.

Amplitude-wise, conditions for minimization of the acoustic field vary between the limits: at low-frequency conditions, wave radiation extends over large distances from the wall, and optimal sound reduction is achieved when the ratio between wall-inserted thermal and kinetic energies |Eq/Ek|opt equals γ/(γ−1) (with γ denoting the ratio between gas specific heat capacities).

The relatively recent addition of temozolomide to standard treatment regimens consisting of surgical resection and radiation extended median survival time from 12.1 to 14.6 months and more than doubled overall 2-year survival from 10.4percentto26.5percentcent [ 7].