Sentence examples for radiation yielding from inspiring English sources

The radiation yielding the species of interest is detected to provide a start pulse for an electronic clock, and the radiation by which the species decays is detected in another device to provide a stop pulse.

Guided by the limitations imposed by thermodynamic equilibrium of CO2 thermolysis, we operated the solar reactor at 1,600°C, 3·10−6 bar pO2 and 3,500 suns radiation, yielding total selectivity of CO2 to CO + ½O2 with a conversion rate of 0.024 μmol·s−1 per cm2 membrane.

Changes in regional perfusion were related to regional radiation dose yielding a patient-specific dose-response curve, reflecting the patient's inherent sensitivity to radiation therapy.

Radiation doses yielding 50% tumour control at 90-day values were computed by the logit method of analysis (Finnley, 1952).

For DR, the radiation dose yielding 10% colony forming unit (CFU) survival (D10) is ~16 kGy, whereas for TT and E. coli, the D10 dose is ~0.8 kGy and ~0.7 kGy, respectively.

HR-pQCT can achieve an isotropic voxel size of about 80 μm at an acceptable radiation dose, yielding high-resolution image data that allow good depiction of trabecular and cortical bone.

Thus, the introduction of functional groups onto the polymer surface was carried out in the current study using radiation induced grafting of acrylic acid (AA) yielding graft yields of up to 40%.

The radiation sensitivity of CA20948 for low-LET radiation has been determined yielding α/β = 8.3 Gy [12].

Only two studies evaluated tumor control dose (TCD 50 as a measure of tumor cure (radiation dose yielding permanent local control in 50% of the tumors).

High altitude ozone absorbs most solar radiation in this band, yielding negligible background noise at sea level [4].

The directionality is more pronounced in the vertical dimension, yielding a radiation pattern that is wide but not tall.