Sentence examples for radiation settings from inspiring English sources

Obese patients may be exposed to more radiation during computed tomography scans because their thicker layers of fat cause images to blur at normal radiation settings.

PCD provided better HU stability for lung, ground-glass, and emphysema-equivalent foams at lower radiation dose settings with better reproducibility than EID.

In addition to these applications, many studies have also proposed the inclusion of nanoparticles (NPs) into both diagnostic and radiation therapy settings, emphasising their use as potential theranostic agents (Sancey et al. 2014).

In June of 2005, CALGB 9343 was presented, showing equal impact on life expectancy of EBRT versus no radiation in settings of hormone-receptor-positive women age 70 or older.

This will be an important area on which future research has to concentrate to assess the performance of CAD in low-radiation-dose settings.

The XRD patterns are obtained with Cu Kα radiation with generator settings at 30 mA and 40 kV.

Therefore, when it is determined that the potential benefits from the information obtained by spiral CT outweigh the risk of the radiation dose, technical settings should be adjusted to minimize the radiation dose.

However, the precise role of radiation in these settings is the subject of ongoing debate.

Some studies as noted above assumed that the increase over time was caused by the use of radiation in medical settings [ 24, 25].

With this ongoing effort to reduce radiation dose, scanner settings and protocolls will be further altered with still some way to go before CT scans can be used routinely clinically.

Having navigators associated with individual services (surgical, medical, and radiation oncology), and settings (the FQHC and individual hospital clinics) presents an enormous challenge to the continuity of care that is essential to ensuring that lower SES women engage in and are able to complete breast cancer treatment.