Sentence examples for senior radiation from inspiring English sources

Patients to be audited were randomly allocated by a senior radiation therapist to one of the auditors present.

To ensure the consistency of GTV contouring and interfractional tumor position assessment, all contours were completed by a single radiation oncologist, under supervision of two other senior radiation oncologists with lung SBRT expertise.

Although the RTP database used here consisted of treatment plans developed by senior experienced radiation oncologists at our institution, we should collect many more treatment plans with clinical outcomes to improve the quality of the RTP database in future work.

At the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Donald A. Cool, senior adviser for radiation safety, said the most vulnerable group might vary according to the setting, depending, for example, on whether exposure was in a residential or industrial area.

"When people hear terms like leak, tritium, and groundwater, and when you put those words together in a single sentence, the normal person is going to get uneasy," said Ralph Andersen, senior director for radiation safety and environmental protection at the Nuclear Energy Institute, the industry's trade association.

All the plans were checked by senior physicist after radiation oncologist approval, before treatment.

In November 2002, a senior Russian nuclear and radiation safety official, Yuri Vishnevskiy, affirmed that small quantities of nuclear materials, including highly-enriched uranium, had indeed disappeared from nuclear facilities.

Face-to-face interviews were conducted, using a semi-structured interview guide based on the research questions, audiotaped and transcribed with 10 individuals including two physicians, one radiation therapist, four senior administrators (from radiation therapy, physics, radiation oncology and a senior administrator at CCO), and three patients awaiting radiotherapy.

Sixty-four key informant interviews were conducted with a range of cancer care providers (e.g. medical/radiation/surgical oncologists, nurses and radiation therapists) and senior cancer system administrators within four regions of Ontario, Canada.

Jim DeMocker, senior policy analyst in the EPA Office of Air and Radiation, said the health benefits quantified within this prospective study ranged from $26 billion to $270 billion, depending on the method used to calculate reduced mortality and other benefits.

Exposure of students to a radiological anatomy module delivered by senior clinical radiologists improved basic knowledge regarding ionising radiation use, but there was no improvement in knowledge regarding radiation exposure relative per modality.