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| given Thorotrast will be exposed to the high | ionizing alpha-radiation it emits for much of the rest |
| The control of the use of | ionizing and non ionizing radiation sources, the promo |
| It is radiation hardened to a total | ionizing dose greater than 100 krad(Si) and fewer than |
| Absorbed dose (also known as total | ionizing dose, TID) is a measure of the energy deposit |
| es in the ionosphere continuously, detect the | ionizing effects of distant gamma ray bursts and the f |
| on a new technique of electronic detection of | ionizing events in ultra-pure liquid argon, is aiming |
| Minimum | ionizing muons, in contrast produce very sharp rings a |
| An incoming | ionizing particle, if it has sufficient energy, libera |
| time of light emission for different types of | ionizing particles, the alpha-beta discrimination tech |
| s than Population II stars, as they emit more | ionizing photons, and are capable of reionizing hydrog |
| When subjected to | ionizing radiation (both particle radiation and gamma |
| Yet another common cause of latchups is | ionizing radiation which makes this a significant issu |
| en enough energy is deposited in a droplet by | ionizing radiation the superheated droplet undergoes a |
| rol onboard television cameras and monitoring | ionizing radiation exposure to the crew within the orb |
| Fear of | ionizing radiation is not unnatural, since it can pose |
| s a high heat capacity and its sensitivity to | ionizing radiation is low (like other group III nitrid |
| ery soluble in sea water, but when subject to | ionizing radiation such as solar UV light, the outer h |
| te combinations of tumorocidal agents such as | ionizing radiation and chemotherapeutic drugs with 2-D |
| Typical sources of exposure of electronics to | ionizing radiation are the Van Allen radiation belts f |
| n during ontogenesis, and also the effects of | ionizing radiation on animals. |
| s Health Risks from Exposure to Low Levels of | Ionizing Radiation (known as the BEIR VII report), whi |
| al imaging in 2006 made up about 50% of total | ionizing radiation exposure in the United States. |
| for cells irradiated by densely and sparsely | ionizing radiation beams are shown in Fig. 14.1. |
| ol, used to show a food has been treated with | ionizing radiation (US FDA-version) |
| There is a tremendous increase in use of | ionizing radiation in medicine during the past two dec |
| go, used to show a food has been treated with | ionizing radiation (international version) |
| Cloud chamber with visible tracks from | ionizing radiation (short, thick: α-particles; long, t |
| When | ionizing radiation passes through the tube, some of th |
| A sufficient dose of | ionizing radiation, however, delivers so many DNA brea |
| ted with thallium, NaI(Tl), when subjected to | ionizing radiation, emits photons (i.e., scintillate) |
| therapy and imaging across the full spectrum: | ionizing radiation, ultrasound and magnetic resonance. |
| diation dosimeter, which measures exposure to | ionizing radiation, but other dosimeters also exist, s |
| irectly observable because it doesn't produce | ionizing radiation, but gives rise to the MSW effect. |
| Ionizing radiation-5% of total energy (more in a neutr | |
| It is also used to explain the efficacy of | ionizing radiation. |
| flakes would constantly bombard the body with | ionizing radiation. |
| reases the amount of DNA damage received from | ionizing radiation. |
| inary research on the effects of low doses of | ionizing radiation. |
| ce (OSL) is a method for measuring doses from | ionizing radiation. |
| a science project demonstrating the effect of | ionizing radiation. |
| ased upon the biological response of cells to | ionizing radiation. |
| d is used for the detection or measurement of | ionizing radiation. |
| as a symbol of quality for food processed by | ionizing radiation. |
| es are easily killed using pressure, heat, or | ionizing radiation. |
| and x-rays, making it useful as a detector of | ionizing radiation. |
| ndirect DNA damage, similar to the effects of | ionizing radiation. |
| lungs which occurs as a result of exposure to | ionizing radiation. |
| less oxygen, and are immune to high levels of | ionizing radiation. |
| ment in survival rates of mice bombarded with | ionizing radiation. |
| of chromosomal rearrangements by exposure to | ionizing radiation; |
| Patients are exposed to | ionizing radiations when they undergo diagnostic exami |
| e invented processes to guard himself against | ionizing radiations. |
| ch a high-voltage electric spark is produced, | ionizing the material at the tips of the electrodes. |
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