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The SI unit of energy absorbed from ionizing radiation; equal to the absorption of one joule of radiation energy by one kilogram of matter; one gray equals 100 rad.

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OCCF classification category.

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Usage of gy in English
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G'wan, Chieftain, er Mister Car-na-gy here'll be after givin' us a lib'ry.
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The patient received a local radiation therapy of 10 gy and responded excellently.
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After his mistake, Eulo- gy was not unduly punished and left to come home in his own time.
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High-dose treatment yielded significantly better results than low-dose treatment with 4 Gy.
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Results: Micronucleus formation was approximately linear with dose up to 15 Gy.
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Thirty Gy of local irradiation seemed to be quite effective and safe.
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Conclusions: A dose of 30 Gy is sufficient for indolent orbital lymphoma.
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Palliative treatments were given predominantly as a single dose of 10 Gy.
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Results: Median dose to the prostate was 70 Gy in both groups.
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Twenty-two patients received postoperative radiotherapy to a median dose of 45 Gy.
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It is the P. Chrysologue De Gy, who gives the following description.
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The lowest maximal dose delivered to a stricture volume was 50 Gy.
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Did some sister Gy fail to secure the love she sighed for?
The Coming Race
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But have you never proposed, never loved one Gy more than another?
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Northern analysis revealed three different Sms transcripts which are absent in Gy mice.
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The mean dose is almost less than 1 Gy for all BH plans.
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