Sentence examples for radioactivity tests from inspiring English sources

He said at this stage there was no reason for radioactivity tests to be carried out.

The Irish Government should launch emergency radioactivity tests at all the sites visited by former Russian prime minister Yegor Gaidar, the country's Green Party said today.

The leaching toxicity and radioactivity tests results indicate that the developed cementitious material composed of calcium silicate slag is environmentally acceptable.

In order to effectively recycle the bottom ash, the influence of the grain particle size of bottom ash, the thickness of the panel and the combination of different layers with various particle sizes have been studied, as well as some environmental properties including leachability (EN-12457-4, NEN-7345) and radioactivity tests.

Heat and radioactivity testing show that a repository could be built in about ten years and then safely filled and monitored for at least another hundred before being sealed, says Mr Ouzounian.Any permanent repository would be built in a dry geological medium.

Although testing at the well sites that supply Aqaba reveals high radioactivity, testing performed using water from the tap in Aqaba shows the water to be safe.

Residual radioactivity was tested using a [18O]water/[18F]fluoride solution.

He was stationed in Darwin in 1954 and was sent on missions to test radioactivity following US nuclear tests around the Marshall Islands.

The estimated total radioactivity from weapons testing at the Nevada Test Site was 5,600 petabecquerel (PBq).

Just outside the coastal Fukushima nuclear plant, radioactivity in seawater tested about 1,250 times higher than normal last week — but that number had climbed to 1,850 times normal by the weekend.

Of the tissues tested, radioactivity levels were highest in the tumors (five to six times higher uptake than in blood), and radioactivity levels in the tumors were also higher than in other proliferative tissues such as the spleen, intestine, and bone marrow (Fig. 4).