Sentence examples for radioactive content from inspiring English sources

As it proved so effective, it was adopted as a standard weapon in the first Gulf war despite its slight radioactive content and toxic effects.

Researchers can measure the radioactive content of the bees' honey or wax, but "the recommended sample is the bee itself," the agency said.

The representative reports regard the radioactive content of soil, surface and underground water, cultivated and spontaneous vegetation, aerosols and atmospheric fallout, sediments.

Myron Arnowitt, the Pennsylvania director for Clean Water Action, a national environmental group, welcomed the new study but said the radioactive content of drilling waste had been known for several years.

Then, the ANN procedure was checked by determining the activity levels of different spectra obtained from certified samples for which one knows a priori the radioactive content, and its results were compared with those of other methods.

The layers with significantly high radioactive content of U and Th might play a role in promoting and catalysing the hydrocarbon generation of coal-bearing hydrocarbon source rocks, which are also the reliable precise chronostratigraphic markers in continental strata for lacking of reliable marine markers.

Experts worry about the fuel pools because explosions have torn away their roofs and exposed their radioactive contents.

The goal is to make glass that will not leach its radioactive contents in millenniums to come.

And so, for the past 60 years, building B41 has remained in this state, its highly radioactive contents mingling and reacting with each other.

Before the event was brought under control, an estimated 25percentt of the radioactive contents of the reactor had been released in a high cloud plume.

This generates heat as its radioactive contents decay and is one of the few components that are well within modern engineering limits.