The phrase "radioactive dose" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an amount of radiation, either given off by a source of radiation, or that a person has been exposed to. For example, "The doctor monitored the patient to see how her body reacted to the radioactive dose administered."
Thus, it should be feasible for both a radioactive dose and unbound radioactivity to be eliminated easily and in a relatively short period of time.
Radioactivity uptake was expressed as a percentage of the injected radioactive dose per gram of tissue (% ID/g).
Some of the procedures referred to nuclear issues like evacuation training, waste management and radioactive dose assessment evaluation are related to dangerous situations where the health of the involved personnel can be compromised.
For the site to be licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, they write, it had to be assured that the repository would fully contain the radioactive material and not deliver a significant radioactive dose to anybody for "time periods beyond our wildest imagination" — even the next million years.
The radioactive dose was authenticated by a quality control analytical HPLC system.
The differences are in the radioactive dose, as PET imaging requires a higher dose than the biodistribution studies.
Under the most heat-up conditions, the radionuclide release from the failed fuel into the containment and subsequently to the environment is such that the radioactive doses to the public are below the acceptable limits.
In order to keep the injected cold mass constant over each test day, decreasing radioactive doses of 18F-fallypride were injected over each test day (between 18 and 2 MBq).
Weiss said a few workers at Fukushima had received high radioactive doses, but "so far the initial medical follow-up of these workers who had high doses, as far as the Japanese colleagues told us, was OK".
Areas receiving the most concentrated radioactive doses were regions of northern Ukraine, southern Belarus, and Russia's Bryansk region [ 1].
The radioactive doses (in msv) were calculated as 131I-HSA = 0.0061 × years and 51-Cr-RBC = 0.0073 × years.
