Sentence examples for those nuclides from inspiring English sources

This can be attributed to the residence times of those nuclides namely ~2 years and ~10 years, respectively, for 129I and 14C in the atmosphere.

However, there are also pathways possible for the production of therapeutic radionuclides using small medical cyclotrons such as 67Cu, 186Re, 103Pd and 225Ac (Qaim, 2017), but those nuclides are reported to be very expensive (Zimmermann, 2013).

As indicated earlier, Cs in mushrooms is well documented and data on both Cs and Cs, which have different half life-time, help to study sources of pollution of mushrooms with those nuclides and also diffusion rates in soils (Mietelski et al. 2010).

Among these nuclides, those with lower mass numbers generally have longer half-lives.

However, only 90 of these nuclides are stable to all decay, even in theory.

Happily, these nuclides are found in most molecules of biological and medicinal interest and provide extensive information about their structure.

Although the longer half-lives and simple preparation make SPECT more attractive than PET, the nuclides used in SPECT mostly involve those with a high number in the periodic table of elements, which restricts the compounds that can label these nuclides.

(5) In some areas of high land use short-term rates (from river load gauging) exceed those from cosmogenic nuclides by several orders of magnitude, which serves to highlight the severity of geomorphic change caused by human action.

Further, many of the nuclides remain radioactive in the environment for generations, and ultimately will cause increased incidences of cancer and genetic diseases over time.

Some of the nuclides might be stable enough that researchers would be able to probe their reactivities and other chemical properties, which is not possible with other heavy-element nuclides.

First, the nuclides extracted by C are specified as the first candidate nuclides of the reduced-order burn-up model.