Sentence examples for x radiation from inspiring English sources

After polarization, the films were exposed to a known X radiation and the uncompensated charge was nondestructively measured with capacitive probes.

These findings were verified by Stankevicins and colleagues [ 96], who postulated that miR-34a was involved in breast cell responses to low-dose X radiation.

The latest method is stereotactic surgery/gamma knife, making use of electromagnetic gamma radiation from cobalt Co isotope sources, corpuscular radiation of protons of heavy carbon ions, or electromagnetic X radiation generated by linear accelerators.

In addition, we also isolated two other clones: (a) HCT116CloneK_XRS that was more sensitive than the parental cells, and (b) HCT116Clone10 that possessed similar X-radiation responses as the parental cells, to both of these types of X-radiation (Qutob, S.S., Ng, C.E., to be published elsewhere).

Each element produces a diagnostic X-radiation, the intensity of which is measured.

Detected in 1962, its X-radiation is not only strong but, like other X-ray sources, quite variable as well.

The amount of emitted X-radiation is related to the concentration of individual elements in the sample.

In view of its uncertain nature, he called the phenomenon X-radiation, though it also became known as Röntgen radiation.

In X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, a sample bombarded with X rays gives off fluorescent X-radiation of wavelengths characteristic of its elements.

Airglow, faint luminescence of Earth's upper atmosphere that is caused by air molecules' and atoms' selective absorption of solar ultraviolet and X-radiation.

Administration schedules were simultaneous, bortezomib 24 h before X-radiation (BZ before) and bortezomib 24 h after X-radiation (BZ after).