Sentence examples for radiation up from inspiring English sources

We verified that the ASIC waveform capture chip has enough radiation tolerance to radiation up to a total ionizing dose of several tens of krad.

Its patented technology module employs principles of antenna theory and physics to channel the emitted radiation into a 'chimney effect,' pulling the radiation up and away from the phone.

The IRS says the robots can withstand radiation (up to 20 Sv currently) and are also water-proof to a certain extent (driving through puddles, for example, is supposed to be no problem).

The results indicated that the modified cotton fabric performed ultrastrong protection against UV radiation, up to 10-fold increment of UPF (from 32.71 to 356.74) was endowed only by incorporating graphene nanoplate 0.4 wt.%.

Moreover, the long plasma duration (≤1000 s) and the strong expected plasma radiation (up to 25 MW) impose the design of new thermally resistant in-vessel components, as the radiated power density will reach 0.01 MW/m2 on the flanges and 0.3 MW/m2 on plasma facing components.

The response of cells to radiation (up to 8 Gy), gefitinib (up to 19  μ M), or a combination of both, was determined using colony-forming assays.

The FFMs indicate initial slow down-dip expansion of the rupture followed by concentrated long-period radiation up-dip of the hypocenter, then southwestward expansion of the rupture.

It reproduces the first-order observations of the along-dip rupture process during its initial 100 s, such as large static slip and low-frequency radiation up-dip from the hypocenter, and slow rupture punctuated by high-frequency radiation in deeper regions.

Solar-simulated UV radiation up-regulated expression of genes involved in cellular stress and inflammation, and down-regulated genes involved in chemotaxis, vesicular transport and RNA processing.

Also in cluster 1, UV radiation up-regulated the expression of five transcription factors (TFs): three bHLH, VvMYB24, VvMYBF1; and one cytokinin-responsive CGA1-like.

For example, ultraviolet radiation up-regulates TNF-α in keratinocytes and fibroblasts that may contribute to the photoaging processes of the dermal ECM (Bashir et al., 2009).