Sentence examples for removing radiation from inspiring English sources

"In order to make the area inhabitable again, we face the difficult problem of removing radiation," the 78-year-old, who has recently undergone heart surgery, said in a brief address.

Here we report the results of experiments designed to investigate and quantify this phenomenon by determining He diffusivities in apatites after systematically adding or removing radiation damage.

In the airless room, Wasswa runs through a few more devices − a face pain remover, a blood pressure reducer, a necklace that removes radiation − before squeezing past bodies and chairs to get back to the first patient we met.

The water is removed through a hose to the nearest drain, usually in the floor, that leads to machinery designed to remove radiation from the water.

The 16 bit, 10 kHz ADCs utilize a correlated double sampling technique to remove radiation induced offset and 1/f-noise.

The filtering not only simplifies the data analysis, but also removes radiation that degrades the crystal without contributing useful information.

3.5 pmol (7 µg) of plasmid pTUC [44], containing a unique triplex helix site, were incubated overnight at 4°C with 300 pmol of PSO-SS-BIOT in 30 µL of 50 mM Tris-Cl, pH 6.8, 10 mM MgCl2, 60 mM KCl. Crosslinking was induced by a 10 min irradiation at 50 mW/cm2 under tungsten lamp through a pyrex filter to remove radiation below 310 nm.

Such exposures have been shown to remove spontaneously-occurring cancer cells induced by endogenous effects and also remove radiation-induced damage.

It is reported that breast IMRT could reduce approximately 15-20% moist desquamation of the irradiated skin by delivering a more homogenous dose of radiation through the breast and efficiently removing the radiation hot spots [ 9, 10].

This technique has been shown to be superior over conventional wedge-based whole breast irradiation by delivering a more homogenous dose through the breast and removing the radiation hot spots; it results in an approximately 20% reduction of the frequency of moist desquamation [ 6, 7].

Instead, the developer removed the radiation hazard and continued building.