Sentence examples for radiation in the same from inspiring English sources

Professor Brenda Laster's theory, so far tested only on herself and mice, is that the body can be taught to react to radiation in the same way that traditional vaccinations can teach it to react to diseases.

Outdoor testing of the optimal collector is reported for a sunny day that includes 2 h with solar radiation in the same range as on the indoor testing rig when efficiencies of 61.85% were obtained.

We also observed the pulses of the displacement currents (not shown in Figure 6) which should also generate radiation in the same spectral region.

In fact, the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization has classified ultraviolet radiation from the sun and tanning devices that emit ultraviolet light as group 1 carcinogens, placing ultraviolet radiation in the same category as tobacco use (World Health Organization, 2012).

Conversely, astrocytes showed little to no cells with RAD51 foci (<3%) after radiation in the same time window suggesting that these cells completely lack HRR as expected.

In vitro grown plants 45-488 d old, having 6 full expanded leaves) were exposed to UV-B radiation in the same controlled growth chambers described above.

While these antiparticles have a different sign electric charge to their mirror particle cousins, they still create Cherenkov radiation in exactly the same way because the size of the charge (and their mass) is the same.

It is noteworthy that the results for the corresponding UKCCS analysis for gamma radiation in virtually the same households showed no risk but do not show a negative trend (see Gamma paper, this issue).

This effect is especially important for the daytime magnetosphere where there are eigenfrequencies of the plasma magnetospheric maser in the electron radiation belts in the same frequency band.

Cut-wire particles were inserted into the joint gap to protect the backing material from laser radiation and in the same time help to fill the gap.

Much of the unease stems from the wildly varying levels of radiation recorded in the same areas: in parts of Fukushima outside the evacuation zone, readings vary from negligible to as high as 50 millisieverts a year.