Sentence examples for relatively high radiation from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the low pitch also results in relatively high radiation exposure.

Its use is, however, limited by the relatively high radiation dose.

The downside is a relatively high radiation exposure of the patient and increased examination time and tube loading.

Another common method that uses relatively high radiation doses is called myocardial perfusion imaging; it examines blood flow to the heart.

However, this results in a relatively high radiation burden and the judicious choice of imaging parameters is part of the radiologist's remit.

Four million Americans each year get a relatively high radiation dose from multiple types of imaging, raising their future cancer risk slightly, a New England Journal of Medicine study estimated in August.

DMSA has some disadvantages such as relatively higher radiation dose and time consumption.

Although the surrounding SMAs have also suffered from high doses of radiation, the relatively higher radiation doses and the shorter distance from the NPP in Sousou might be a reason for the larger reduction and delayed return of the nursing staff.

Renée Sharp, the California director of the Washington-based Environmental Working Group, said she hoped the law would dissuade consumers from buying relatively high-radiation phones until their effect on the human body was fully understood.

The wide band gap of SiC (3.25 eV) compared to conventional semiconductors such as silicon (1.1 eV) and the relatively high-radiation resistance of SiC make it a semiconductor, that is highly suited for such applications.

Moreover, box girders' decks and bottom slabs have large areas with relatively high acoustic radiation efficiency.