Sentence examples for radiations to test from inspiring English sources

We compiled different datasets for the analyses: 1) all data combined, 2) phylogenetic subsampling, with datasets containing all of the available species from different endemic Australian radiations (to test the effect of dense taxon sampling), and 3) regional datasets that each contained all of the specimens from a given area (individual or combinations of Australian states).

Since it would be unethical to expose people to large doses of radiation to test the drug's effectiveness, Dr. Seed said he hoped the Food and Drug Administration would approve it under a new rule allowing tests on monkeys or other animals.

They were sent up with early space flights to see how human cells coped with zero gravity and exposed to radiation to test the effects of nuclear weapons.

Each of the rad59 mutant alleles was exposed to increasing doses of gamma radiation to test their sensitivity.

Models are needed for the longitudinal study of hypoxic 'microniches' to inform timing of delivery of sequential targeted therapies or chemotherapy with radiation; to test real-time robotically controlled RT delivery to motion-affected hypoxic regions of primary breast tumours; and RT in combination with novel agents targeting pH regulatory mechanisms.

Farming officials say they have too few radiation-detecting machines to test every product from every farm; there are only a few dozen machines in all of Fukushima Prefecture, a region about the size of Connecticut, with 110,000 farms.

Considering the grain segregation process suggested by Boss (1998a), Nayakshin (2010) estimated the process analytically as well as performed simple spherically symmetric radiation hydrodynamic simulations to test the ideas.

Eight hours after the doors were opened, workers entered the building to test radiation levels.

Until Cohen and Finney thought to test radiation in controlled conditions, no one realized that flames must touch the fine fuels to ignite them.

Purpose: We aimed to report the final toxicity results on a radiation-dose escalation trial designed to test a hypothesis that very high doses of radiation could be safely administered to patients with non small-cell lunon small-celllungby quantifying the dose–volume toxicancerelatioNSCLC of the lung.

For more than 70 years, animal models of radiation cataract have been utilized to test the short and long-term efficacy of various radiation countermeasures.