Sentence examples for radiations each of from inspiring English sources

The first period of plant genome editing was based on Agrobacterium; chemical mutagenesis by EMS (ethyl methanesulfonate) and ionizing radiations; each of these technologies led to randomly distributed genome modifications.

The Cicindela of the North American continent constitute at least four distinct radiations, each of which with an estimated origin of several million years ago.

These distributions facilitate the generation of large data sets of monthly series of solar radiation; each of these yearly series can be seen as a feasible year and, therefore, possible years are used instead a median year that doesn't contain information about variability or extreme conditions.

Sharks and their relatives have had a series of adaptive radiations, each mostly replacing the previous.

A detailed analysis of the design is presented, with the results of optical raytracing, showing a raytrace estimate for 4% of the total emitted radiation reaching each of two separated detector elements and a pathlength of 32 mm.

The VOIs of the low-energy and high-energy levels were analysed by the software using specific mathematical algorithms to calculate the energy level-dependent absorption of radiation of each voxel.

These five plant groups are premier examples of adaptive radiation in Macaronesia, each of which underwent rapid radiation after a single colonization event from continental source area, and distributed in more than one archipelago.

At least four million Americans under age 65 are exposed to high doses of radiation each year from medical imaging tests, according to a new study in The New England Journal of Medicine.

In Louisiana, Landreaux A. Donaldson received 38 straight overdoses of radiation, each nearly twice the prescribed amount, while undergoing treatment for prostate cancer.

The commission says that the average American is exposed to about 0.62 rem of radiation each year from natural and manmade sources.

When I entered my location, estimated miles traveled by airplane and other information into a tool maintained by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, I learned that I absorb an estimated 318 millirems, or 3.18 mSv, of radiation each year.