Meanings of ionising radiation in anglès

Conclusions: Apoptosis resistance towards ionising radiation is not associated with a general apoptosis resistance.

The European Parliament ruled scanners using ionising radiation should be prohibited in the EU.

Even if you survived all that, ionising radiation would rip apart the DNA in your cells.

Similar effects were observed for the DNA repair capacity after exposure to ionising radiation (IR).

Combination of HESW and ionising radiation turned out to act additively or slightly supra-additively on both biologic models.

The harmful effects of ionising radiation can be more long-term and widespread than previously believed, Irish scientists have discovered.

These exposures are related to cosmic rays, high-energy ionising radiation from the sun and from further out in space.

Here, established and emerging dosimetry methods are reviewed, which can be used immediately and retrospectively following external ionising radiation exposure.

However, attempting to work out whether small additional doses of ionising radiation are linked to actual disease is far from straightforward.

Background: The growing use of imaging procedures in medicine has raised concerns about exposure to low-dose ionising radiation (LDIR).

The risk of meningioma was positively associated with reported occupational exposure to lead, tin, cadmium and ionising radiation in both genders.

But millions of people are having to readjust to levels of ionising radiation that were -until March -considered abnormal.

The safe application of ionising radiation for diagnosis and therapy requires a high level of knowledge of the underlying processes and of quality assurance.

Emeritus professor Denis O'Sullivan has years of experience in studying ionising radiation exposures for flight crews and astronauts caused by naturally occurring cosmic rays.

It differs from non ionising radiation in that it is very energetic and has the capacity to ionise matter when it interacts with it.

The enthusiasm for this technology has been tempered by a growing appreciation of the potential risks of malignancy associated with the use of ionising radiation.