Sentence examples for radiation proportion from inspiring English sources
The increase in the surface temperature and emissivity enhances the surface radiation proportion in the total heat loss.
SCIENCE TIMES A brief article on Tuesday that accompanied the Personal Health column, about the risks of medical radiation, misstated the proportion of cancer survivors in a study who later developed a new cancer related to radiation treatment.
Certainly, radionuclides in the environment persist with more or less predictable residence times and with associated radiation exposures in proportion to the type and activities of radionuclides present.
The proportion of radiation therapy (RT), including both external beam radiation therapy (EBRT) and brachytherapy (BT), increased in the latter period.
Thus, the crude proportion of radiation necrosis ≥grade 3 was 6.1% (2/33 lesions) and no uncontrollable radiation necrosis was observed in the follow-up period.
The major concern, which prevents a considerable proportion of radiation oncologists from delivering additional whole-brain irradiation, is the fear of treatment-related decline in neuro-cognitive function.
Survivors of childhood cancer provide a unique opportunity to investigate the effect of radiation on sex ratio because a large proportion of survivors have been exposed to high doses of therapeutic radiation (Boice et al, 2003).
The whole aqueous biomass was transferred onto the IR dryer, and water was evaporated by infrared radiation to estimate the proportion of dry biomass.
But Planck's suggestion was that if black bodies only exchange energy with the radiation field in a proportion equal to hν that problem would disappear.
Additionally, similar to the experimental literature results, we found that the average proportion of radiation to the total heat transfer was between 64% and 67%.
In atmospheric sciences, optical depth is a measure of the proportion of radiation absorbed or scattered along a path through a partially transparent medium (See Figure10 for a conceptual illustration).
