Sentence examples for wireless radiation from inspiring English sources

(Motorola) Is wireless radiation dangerous?

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They say it protects the wearer from the sun's UV rays and radiation emitted by cellphones, although it has yet to be proved that wireless radiation causes harm.

Yet, these studies are strangely omitted from some official reviews on wireless radiation, like that recently carried out for Canada's Safety Code Six.

The decision follows a six-week review of mobile phone use and wireless radiation, including reports of an association between childhood use of cell phones and increased risk of adult cancer published 4 April 2009 by Lennart Hardell et al. ahead of print in a special issue of Pathophysiology.

Using recalled cellphone data is problematic for case control studies which are exploring a possible relationship between wireless phone radiation and health effects.

There is still no definitive evidence that electromagnetic radiation from wireless devices like cellphones and Wi-Fi networks is hazardous.

He maintains a database that holds 400 scientific papers on possible biological effects of radiation from wireless communication.

And it is appropriately applied to wireless communication for considerable radiation efficiency.

On a historical note, our 2.4GHz standard exists mainly because consumer microwave ovens operate at 2.45GHz — all the RF used in wireless charging is microwave radiation.

In wireless network, node power radiation management is an important issue since most of the network nodes are powered by the battery.