Sentence examples for whatever radiation from inspiring English sources

This brought it to the proper height, and also, I convinced myself, protected my balls from whatever radiation the computer was certainly emitting.

Whatever the radiation levels from a particular cone-beam scan, the risk is small, said Dr. Brenner, the Columbia University radiation researcher.

More colonies were found for shGATA3 cells, whatever the radiation dose.

This effect was clearly visible in our colony-forming assay, where shGATA3 cells were found to be more clonogenic than shSCR cells, whatever the radiation dose.

We will rebuild the city as quickly as we can and we will accept whatever level of radiation poisoning without complaint.

In particular, the curvature of spacetime is directly related to the energy and momentum of whatever matter and radiation are present.

These equations specify how the geometry of space and time is influenced by whatever matter and radiation are present, and form the core of Einstein's general theory of relativity.

The values of the motion endpoints were similar in animals used as controls and in those exposed to the nonionizing radiation, whatever the period of exposure or daily dosage.

As depicted in Figure  3B a time-and LET-dependent activation of total caspases was observed which started 24 h after irradiation in SCC61 cells whatever the type of radiation applied.

Whatever the risks of radiation, Boyce, then 52, considered it the least of the humiliations he and his friends had suffered as wards of the state.

They weren't ready to die, they still wanted to fight, but they knew they couldn't take another round of chemo, or radiation, or whatever the treatment was.