Sentence examples for radiation machine from inspiring English sources

There's one radiation machine that sometimes serves four different countries.

Its radiation machine, the only one in the country, is a rickety cobalt unit long past its prime.

A study published last summer showed good results from a different radiation machine using the same technique.

Uganda's only cobalt-60 radiation machine has broken down again, affecting patients who have travelled from as far as South Sudan, western Kenya and Rwanda.

The doctors elected to do extensive radiation treatments; Fowler still has a map of tattoos all over his body that guided the radiation machine.

People coming from South Sudan, Congo, Uganda and parts of Kenya all go to this one radiation machine so there are lines and lines of people waiting.

We were all half-dressed in hospital gowns, all wearing hospital bracelets, and all of us could hear the thrum and whir of the radiation machines.

Varian Medical Systems, the world's biggest maker of radiation machines used to treat cancer patients, said profit rose as much as 40percentt in the second quarter on increased orders.

Canadian researchers decided to study the shorter courses because doctors there and in England had begun using them without a formal trial, to make the most of a limited number of radiation machines.

Granted, this is a poor country, and all the moxie in the world will not pay for what it really needs most: more doctors and nurses, hospital beds, pathology labs, chemotherapy drugs and radiation machines.

(Most operators of radiation machines still do this to some degree).