Sentence examples for radiations differ from from inspiring English sources
High-LET radiations differ from low-LET radiations because of the larger ionization induced by a single ionization event in nanometric sites.
An appropriate cell model for bystander effects following gamma radiation may differ from that developed for α particles, where the impact of a single track on one cell is quite large.
For a quantitative risk estimation for astronauts and space travelers it is necessary to know the relative biological effectiveness (RBE), because the spacial and temporal distribution of initial physical damage induced by cosmic radiation differ significantly from that of X-rays.
Hospital-based, case control studies have addressed whether features of radiation-related BC differ from primary BC (Yahalom et al, 1992; Gaffney et al, 2001; Janov et al, 2001; Castiglioni et al, 2007; Sanna et al, 2007).
Accordingly, the wavelength of the scattered radiation differs from the wavelength of the incident radiation by an amount corresponding to the difference between the particle's original and final vibrational levels.
The radiation responses did not differ from ovary-intact animals.
Apoptotic responses to radiation were increased to similar extents by E+P regardless of whether it was administered neonatally or to mature mice and did not differ from radiation-induced apoptosis detected in parous mice.
We hypothesised that if dose-related gene expression patterns in tumour tissue truly reflect an important event in radiation carcinogenesis, they should differ from patterns observed in normal tissue.
Although there is a large body of work concerning radiation exposure and cytogenetic end-points, it was postulated that α-particle radiation may elicit differential cellular response due to its characteristic physical properties, which differ from photon radiation.
The neuroimaging appearance of radiation-induced tumours does not differ from that of other types (Fig. 9).
How does her origin story differ from the "other planet/exposure to some sort of radiation" stories of other superheroes?
