Sentence examples for traces of radioactivity from inspiring English sources

Traces of radioactivity have been found in meat sold in local markets, say professors at Khujand State University, just northwest of Chkalovsk, and the impact will be felt for decades.

In 1995, the international board of governors, made up of member nations, gave the agency new powers to demand access to suspect sites for unannounced inspections and to sample soil, vegetation, water and air for traces of radioactivity.

Department of Energy technicians and F.B.I. agents continued today to pore over a German container ship that raised security concerns when its cargo showed traces of radioactivity after it steamed into port here early Tuesday morning.

No one knows for sure how many people are being needlessly interrogated, but anecdote suggests the numbers are high.Part of the problem is that little is known about which procedures leave detectable traces of radioactivity, and for how long that radioactivity persists in the body.

When a 14C-PBB mixture consisting almost exclusively of peaks 4 (2,4,5,2',4',5'-hexabromobiphenyl) and 8 (2,3,4,5,2',4',5'-heptabromobiphenyl) was incubated with PB- or PBBs- induced microsomes and NADPH, only traces of radioactivity remained with the microsomes after extensive extraction.

Examination of the scene by government atomic energy scientists found no trace of radioactivity and there was no sign of a break-in at the house.

But it's the nuclear stuff that would bring real panic, large-scale evacuation, and frantic cleanup efforts wherever the tiniest trace of radioactivity could be detected.

It's fairly well known that granite contains trace amounts of radioactivity.

(Reuters NATOO: URANIUM WEAPONS Trying to calm the furor in Europe about radioactivity in depleted uranium weapons, NATO said possible traces of highly radioactive elements such as plutonium and americium were not relevant to soldiers' health because of their minute quantities.

This new book alleges that Scotland Yard has 'computer-aided simulations of radioactivity spread' which prove Lugovoi was shedding traces of polonium-210 before Litvinenko was contaminated on 1 November.

A "Becquerel" is a unit of radioactivity.