Sentence examples for radiation population from inspiring English sources

In such an environment, comparing the risks of radiation doses from commercial nuclear energy fuel cycle closure and further nuclear energy expansion with ionizing radiation population doses experienced year after year, decade after decade from non-nuclear (conventional) industries seems worthwhile for use in achieving stakeholder education and concurrence.

Higher mean domain scores were found in the brachytherapy cohort when compared to the external-beam radiation population.

However, these are pregnancies reported by patients, and it does not represent the actual pregnancy rate in our uterine radiation population.

Thus DArT is a demonstrably valuable addition to the set of existing molecular approaches used to infer biological phenomena such as adaptive radiations, population dynamics, hybridization, introgression, ecological differentiation and phylogeography.

Through the process of adaptive radiation, this population might evolve independently into a new species, changing to fit particular ecological niches in the new environment and never requiring natural selection to complete its reproductive isolation from the parent species.

Photoionizing radiation from Population III stars has a strong effect on the gas in the halos in which they form.

The inclusion of radiation from Population I/II stars and the treatment of H− dissociation further reduces the critical flux (Wolcott-Green and Haiman 2012).

The first calculations that investigated the propagation of ionizing radiation from Population III stars in minihalos used a simple dynamical model, but solved the radiative transfer accurately (Kitayama et al. 2004; Whalen et al. 2004).

The two countries exchange a list of their nuclear sites each January as part of a 1998 agreement not to attack those facilities because of the risk of radiation to population centers.

The worldwide pattern of variation at NAT2 individual SNPs and haplotypes is barely compatible with molecular radiation after population dispersals out of Africa, because it would require later abundant gene flow back into Africa.

Here we investigate the effects of eutrophication on the selective forces that have shaped this radiation, using population genomics.