Sentence examples for radioactive level from inspiring English sources

Down-hole real-time detectors that are capable of detecting the radioactive level from rock formation during drilling activities.

But authors of the Oregon State University study say the levels are so small you would have to consume more than 700,000 pounds of the fish with the highest radioactive level to match the amount of radiation the average person is annually exposed to in everyday life through cosmic rays, the air, the ground, X-rays and other sources.

Mr. Ohara said Japan was particularly strict in determining what constituted safe radioactive levels.

No contaminated milk had been shipped from the farm where higher than normal radioactive levels were detected.

Here's an insufferable teen drama whose female lead displays almost radioactive levels of manic pixie dream-girl quirkiness: a Chernobyl of adorkable bohemian unattainability.

No doubt this selection was influenced, at least in part, by the fiasco that was Grace of Monaco, the putatively glamorous biopic of Grace Kelly that attracted radioactive levels of ridicule.

The main reactor building will not be pulled down until about 2100 when the radioactive levels in the building become safe.

A Geiger meter to measure radioactive levels is an ever-present companion.

Comparing the radioactive levels of these elements with similar data from different regions in Sudan, worldwide, and from well-recognized high natural radiation background areas the Northern State's radioactive levels fell within the normal limits 18.

Prior to protein isolation, an aliquot of cells was removed for counting, and radioactive levels were normalized to total cell number for each sample.

Experiments are performed with small quantities of hydrogen gas or deuterium gas or tritium gas in the range representative of the radioactive contamination level in tritium handling gloveboxes.