Sentence examples for radiation would be from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mossman said the impact of the radiation would be twofold.

A health minister said there was no immediate risk and that in six months any trace of radiation would be gone.

So if, for example, a person who just went through radiation treatment walked by and sneezes, a spike in radiation would be detected.

A cell that could harvest such radiation would be a boon to the solar-power business, but building one has proved difficult.

If there were no ozone in the atmosphere, the sun's ultraviolet radiation would be so intense that almost any living thing on the surface would have trouble surviving.

Why it's nonsense: These so called Van Allen belts, where the Earth's magnetic field collects solar radiation, would be dangerous only if people were to hang out there for several days.

In this context, radiations would be non-adaptative [ 94- 96] and deciphering the adaptive nature of New Caledonian radiation becomes, once again, a critical issue.

Also, in contrast to what was long supposed given the old separation of New Caledonia from Australia (ca. 80 Ma; [ 11]) and congruent with the submersion of the island, most radiations would be relatively recent (< 15Ma; reviewed in [ 12, 13]).

In this patient, the risk of post radiation sarcoma would be very much akin to the chest wall radiation following mastectomy as the radiation administered was targeted to the amputated stump including the skin and soft tissues [ 19].

A1 Radiation Detectors Deployed The police commissioner said radiation detectors would be installed outside several city buildings as part of the department's measures to guard against potential terrorism.

Of the study population, 57% overestimated the amount of radiation in a chest radiograph, with 17.5% choosing the option that the radiation exposure would be equivalent to a dose greater than 1 year of background radiation.