Sentence examples for radioactive agent from inspiring English sources

Nearly 400 medical centers already offer this technology or are preparing to do so, according to Eli Lilly, which makes a radioactive agent used in the scans.

The decision came days after a Swiss institute found elevated traces of a radioactive agent reportedly on Mr Arafat's belongings, reviving speculation the former Palestinian leader was poisoned.

Dr. Dunning put a thin sheet of solid uranium in the chamber and a beryllium-radium mixture in the holder for the radioactive agent, and, after checking things over, was ready to start.

While Owens plotted a nuclear renegotiation strategy with his radioactive agent, Drew Rosenhaus, after playing bravely in February's Super Bowl on a healing broken ankle, it was the Patriots who won their third title in four years by adhering to the organizational mantra that no one transcends Coach Bill Belichick's team.

It should be emphasized that chemical toxicity is usually not a concern with radiometals employed for nuclear imaging and radionuclide therapy since nanomolar amounts of the radioactive agent are normally injected, which fall well below the known toxicity limit for metallic species and, more specifically, for copper ions.

For data on bio-distribution the radioactive agent Indium (In) is frequently used and in vivo studies has earlier been performed with indium labelled EPCs [ 14, 15] as this labelling technique is able of showing the dynamic distribution properties in organs.

Yediot Ahronot, a mass circulation tabloid, for example, devoted its first four pages on Thursday to the biological, chemical or radioactive agents that Iraq could launch at Israel, including smallpox, Ebola, anthrax and radioactive "dirty bombs".

The plot went like this: A sinister terrorist organization called Glodo, working from a safe house in Washington State, hatches a scheme to detonate a dirty bomb packed with radioactive agents in an industrial corner of South Seattle.

AT the suggestion of the federal Department of Homeland Security, New York City Council members have drafted legislation requiring anyone who has or uses a detector that measures chemical, biological or radioactive agents to get a license from the Police Department.

He cited the recent events in London – specifically the murder of a former Russian spy by exposure to radioactive agents – as evidence of how great the threat remained and how much more there was to do on the co-operative front".

As part of its preparations, Mr. Suozzi said, the county, in cooperation with other governments and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, had drilled in recent months for events including train derailments with mass casualties, detonations of so-called dirty bombs containing chemical, biological or radioactive agents, hostage takings and evacuations of specified areas within the county.