Sentence examples for suggested radiation from inspiring English sources
Teller suggested radiation implosion, rather than mechanical shock, as the mechanism for compressing the thermonuclear fuel in the second stage.
In the 1950s, they suggested radiation and mild sedatives to help women cope with the side effects of "the menopause" (yep, that's what they called it).
Ground-glass attenuation noted on HRCT scan suggested radiation pneumonitis and steroid therapy was started.
Scientists are not suggesting radiation is good for the animals, but they are suggesting that the results of human habitation are far worse.
Conversely, new species that evolved in the Richmondian occupied small geographic ranges, suggesting radiation into empty ecological niches, including the specialist niches vacated by the extinction of the Maysvillian taxa (Stigall 2010a).
CT findings suggesting radiation damage were documented.
Some animal studies suggest radiation increases longevity.
Results from a median-joining network suggest radiations of two lineages from the Red Sea that currently occupy the Indian Ocean (0.7 0.9 Ma).
Notch1 mRNA was also upregulated after radiation, suggesting that radiation induces transcripts of Notch1 (Supplementary Figure 1).
Teller suggested that radiation implosion, rather than mechanical shock, be used to compress the thermonuclear fuel.
It has been suggested that radiation heat loss may be a large source of experimental uncertainty in flame speed measurements using the outwardly propagating spherical flame method.
