Sentence examples for reported irradiation from inspiring English sources

Photochemistry in mixed solvents of THF and MeCN: As we have already reported, irradiation of solution of 1 a in THF caused the isomerization of 1 a to the corresponding meridional isomer (1 b).

Beyzadeoglu et al. [11] also reported that irradiation, with different radiation beams and different irradiation angles, did not sufficiently affect the total dose to lead to ORN of the mandible.

Previously, it was reported that irradiation of gold nanorods by pulsed laser light caused fragmentation into smaller particles[26] or fusion into larger particles[27, 28].

We have also reported that irradiation of the axillary apex/supraclavicular fossa is indicated for patients with four or more positive axillary lymph nodes.

The exact basis of collagen modification is still under debate; polymerisation, fragmentation and change of side chain properties have been reported for irradiation from Gamma to tera Hertz wavelengths [20, 21].

However, it has been reported that irradiation also induces apoptosis [9], neuroinflammation [11], and loss of oligodendrocyte precursor [35].

Although TMZ did not completely wipe out adult neurogenesis (as reported after irradiation), treated mice showed profound impairments in cognitive flexibility while learning the MWM, both before and after platform reversal.

There has been evidence reported that irradiation and chemical wash were effective in minimising Campylobacter on chicken meat.

It was reported that irradiation doses of at least 0.01 Gy are sufficient to result in apoptosis in 10% of CBC stem cells.

Givens and Matuszewski reported that irradiation of benzoin diethyl phosphate (38, X = OPO OEt 2; BDP) in acetonitrile proceeds cleanly and quantitatively with a quantum yield of 0.28.

We have previously reported that irradiation of the abdomen of mice before i.v. injection of both immunogenic and nonimmunogenic tumour cells is capable of suppressing their ability to form metastatic lung nodules in a time and dose-dependent fashion.