Sentence examples for test fallout from inspiring English sources

The isotopic ratio Pu Pu of 0.18 ± 0.01 (n = 49) confirms again that nuclear bomb test fallout was the origin of the Pu.

The average Pu Pu isotopic ratio was 0.21 ± 0.06 (n = 23), from which we inferred that the Pu source is indeed atomic bomb test fallout (Kelley et al. 1999; Warneke et al. 2002).

This recommendation was based upon the idea that by this point in Earth's history, plutonium isotopes caused by nuclear weapons testing fallout would be concentrated enough to serve as an observable signal in rock strata.

Objectives: We investigated early childhood thyroid radiation exposure from nuclear testing fallout (supplied predominantly by radioactive isotopes of iodine) and self-reported lifetime incidence of male or female infertility or sterility.

To evaluate the potential function of atmospheric nuclear tests fallout in a high incidence of thyroid cancer observed in FP (de Vathaire et al, 2000), a population-based case control study of thyroid cancer was performed.

Analysis of 61 breast cancers in almost 5000 women exposed to radiation from nuclear testing fallout in Kazakhstan (mean effective dose=634 mSv), provided an ERR of 1.09/Sv (95% CI: −0.05; 15.8) (Bauer et al, 2005).

Another example is the work conducted by the National Cancer Institute to estimate county-level exposures and thyroid doses received by American citizens from iodine-131 in atmospheric nuclear weapons testing fallout (National Cancer Institute 1997).

We'll soon test the fallout from that, with the creation of a new press charter, but public interest in others' private lives is unlikely ever to go away.

And more than a dozen cities in the United States tested positive for fallout from Fukushima in their water supplies.

Tests of family fallout shelters showed that some air-intake systems — tubes connecting to the surface, often equipped with hand-cranked air blowers — didn't work so well.

But doctors also see the downsides of early screening: the false positives, the biopsies, the repeat diagnostic tests and the fallout from overly aggressive treatment, including immense psychological stress.