Sentence examples for record radiation from inspiring English sources

Huntsville Hospital officials said they did not routinely record radiation dose levels before 2009.

Because, Tepco belatedly admitted, they were taken using equipment that could not record radiation levels above 100 millisieverts an hour.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill on Wednesday that will require hospitals and clinics to record radiation doses for CT scans and to report any overdoses to patients and their doctors.

On April 1st the government revealed that the plant's operator, TEPCO, had not even provided dosimeters small, inexpensive badges that record radiation exposure to all workers.The fear and danger is beyond comprehension for most people, and in particular the political leaders who must order men in to danger.

This is especially troubling during a week when record radiation levels have been detected in groundwater near the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan.

For example, exposure assessment for nuclear workers relied on radiation film badges that record radiation levels only above a fixed minimum, because of limits in film photosensitivity (Gilbert et al. 1996; Kerr 1994).

Last weekend, workers recorded radiation levels of up to 1,800 millisieverts an hour near one storage tank for the contaminated water.

The bottles recorded radiation levels in excess of those measurable on a low-dose radiation counter, said Setegaya's mayor, Nobuto Hosaka.

Monitoring posts to the north-west of the power station recorded radiation levels at 680 microSieverts per hour on Monday, a dose roughly equivalent to four months of natural background radiation.

Researchers had recorded radiation of 3.35 microsieverts per hour along a street in Setagaya ward, a higher level than in some parts of the 12-mile (20km) exclusion zone around the nuclear plant.

Transferred patients with no recorded radiation dose in our electronic medical records were excluded from the study.