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The experiments revealed that temperatures increased with elevation on the upper head, because the standpipes restrict radiation heat transfer to the upper cooling panel and reduce the heat transfer area on the upper head, which was superheated by natural convection of helium gas in the pressure vessel.

This is one of the reasons that effect of inducing apoptosis to cancer cells is restricted in radiation therapy.

The directional block was defined as avoiding only incoming radiation beams while the complete block was defined as restricting the radiation beams to enter and exit certain volume [ 3, 14].

Recurrent tumour may demonstrate restricted diffusion, whereas radiation fibrosis often does not [28].

Last but not least, access for maintenance and repair will be very restricted and, since radiation damage is severe, redundancy is another key point in the design.

As the average linear energy transfer is high (7Li, 162 keV/μm; 4He, 196 keV/μm), this results in densely ionizing radiation restricted to the track of each particle [7, 8].

In the Stenocercus lizard radiation, restricted sampling and phylogenetic information have limited inferences about the timing, spatial context, and environmental drivers of diversification in the open and dry lowland settings of eastern and southern South America.

In a fluoroscopic studies (Matsuki et al. 2012; San Juan et al. 2013), a biplane radiographic study (Bey et al. 2008) and a motion capture study (Dal Maso et al. 2015), the number of subjects was restricted due to radiation exposure (Bey et al. 2008; Matsuki et al. 2012; San Juan et al. 2013) or to markers mounted into bone (Dal Maso et al. 2014, 2015).

For years X-ray phase contrast imaging was thought to be restricted to synchrotron radiation facilities, but a new approach was recently developed at UCL which makes synchrotron-like phase effects achievable with conventional sources, by introducing two separate sets of appropriately designed coded-apertures at either side of the imaged object.

A few DNA based phylogenies have been published addressing questions at higher taxonomic levels, but each has been generally restricted to single radiation.

Earlier in vivo studies using different PCI/DFI techniques were restricted to synchrotron radiation or very small field of view (Bravin et al., 2013).