Sentence examples for radiation specialist from inspiring English sources
"Most of these are extremely minor incidents," said Barbara Youngberg, a radiation specialist at D.E.C. headquarters in Albany.
A radiation specialist from the United States Environmental Protection Agency found today that radiation levels in Warsaw were minimal and posed no health risks.
In any other industry, a $30 billion market would have attracted competitors, said Ralph Andersen, a radiation specialist at the Nuclear Energy Institute, the reactor industry's trade association.
"The key objective is to communicate to the public that Japan can overcome a nuclear accident," says Jan Vande Putte, a radiation specialist for the environmental watchdog Greenpeace International.
And a radiation specialist who tested the results of an extensive local cleanup in a nearby city found that exposure levels remained above international safety standards for long-term habitation.
"The doses are fairly trivial for an ordinary flight, even for a pregnant person," said Dr. Robert J. Barish, a medical radiation specialist and author of the 1996 book "The Invisible Passenger, Radiation Risks for People Who Fly," (Advanced Medical Publishing, Madison, Wis, 1996).
National radiation specialists who were consulted could offer no comfort.
I had assumed that radiation specialists had long ago established that worries about low-energy radiation were unfounded.
Follow-up tests by radiation specialists from the university and the city's Health Department confirmed that one spot on the surface of a pillow was very radioactive.
And when radiation specialists recently offered a seminar in Tokyo on using dosimeters, more than 250 people showed up, forcing organizers to turn some people away.
Investigators emailed an anonymous survey to physicians, nurses, radiation physicists and other radiation specialists at Johns Hopkins, North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System in New York, Washington University in St . Louisand the University of Miami, with questions about their reporting near misses and errors in delivering radiotherapy.
