Sentence examples for total irradiation from inspiring English sources

Normal-tissue radiation sensitivity mainly depends on treatment-related factors, which are defined as the total irradiation dose, the fractionated regimen, the total treatment time, and the irradiated volume.

"Full, unabashed, total irradiation of a neonate," Dr. Sclafani said, adding, "This poor, defenseless baby".

This will expose the detector to a total irradiation about six times higher with respect to the design specifications.

Samples were irradiated in the GRICIT (MN2014b) facilities of the TRIGA Reactor, Oregon State University, for a few hours each day between 22 April 2014 and 1 July 2014, giving a total irradiation time of 205 h.

When obliquity is high, Dr. LeGrande said, the difference between the equator and the poles in total irradiation, and also in temperature, is larger, and as a result the seasonal cycle becomes more extreme.

Narrowly distributed nano-scale pores (average size of ∼3 nm and surface density >44,900 pore μm−2) were generated across 10 μm thick graphene oxide bucky-papers at a total irradiation dose of 500 kGy.

Reconversion in proximal femora is often observed in patients with sub-total irradiation: signal intensity of this reconversion is always greater than that of muscles.

Before BEAM, total body irradiation (TBI) or radiotherapy in the involved area was used.

Patients who had received total brain irradiation or scrotal irradiation were excluded.

Treatments are often combined with partial or total body irradiation (radiotherapy).

Timothy Brown, said to be the first person to "beat" HIV/Aids, was given two transplants and total body irradiation (radiotherapy) for leukaemia - a much more aggressive treatment.