Sentence examples for severe radiation from inspiring English sources

Conversely, on autopsy two patients had severe radiation necrosis of the brainstem with several other patients showing mild to moderate radiation necrosis.

High levels of exposure can cause severe radiation sickness and death.

The previous year the young officer had exposed himself to severe radiation in order to save a submarine with an overheating reactor.

It's the story of an officer who gets severe radiation burns during a nuclear-weapon test; instead of dying, he grows gigantic — and becomes demented and dangerous.

In 1963, Soviet chemist, Victor Cherdyntsev, claimed to have observed severe radiation damage in natural molybdenite (MoS2; pictured at top) samples, so he investigated the source of this damage.

There were 31 fatalities as an immediate result of the explosion and acute radiation exposure in fighting the fires, and more than 200 cases of severe radiation sickness in the days that followed.

In Texas, George Garst now wears two external bags — one for urine and one for fecal matter — because of severe radiation injuries he suffered after a medical physicist who said he was overworked failed to detect a mistake.

Unlike Chernobyl, there is no obvious mechanism for spreading the damage at Fukushima Dai-ichi, though there could be further explosions if, on melting, the red-hot fuel hits a body of cold water and vaporises it explosively.But though the reactors themselves cannot burn, other parts of the plant can and have—and that seems to have produced the most severe radiation hazard yet.

No severe radiation-induced myelitis was observed.

For instance, more severe radiation-induced skin problems occur in large-breasted women and obese individuals.

Nausea and vomiting were rare as well as severe radiation-related local inflammation (e.g. proctitis).