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Meanings of ionizing radiation in English

Russian
ионизирующая радиация
Portuguese
radiação ionizante
Spanish
radiación ionizante
Catalan
radiacions ionitzants
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Radiation that carries enough energy to liberate electrons from atoms or molecules.

ионизирующая радиация
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Examples for "ionising radiation"
Examples for "ionising radiation"
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Conclusions: Apoptosis resistance towards ionising radiation is not associated with a general apoptosis resistance.
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The European Parliament ruled scanners using ionising radiation should be prohibited in the EU.
The Irish Times
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Even if you survived all that, ionising radiation would rip apart the DNA in your cells.
BBC
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Similar effects were observed for the DNA repair capacity after exposure to ionising radiation (IR).
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Combination of HESW and ionising radiation turned out to act additively or slightly supra-additively on both biologic models.
Pubmed
Usage of ionizing radiation in English
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Observations: MRI offers superior soft-tissue contrast without the use of ionizing radiation.
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MRS is a noninvasive method and also does not involve ionizing radiation.
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Medical application of ionizing radiation is a massive and increasing activity globally.
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The aim of radiotherapy is to eradicate cancer cells with ionizing radiation.
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Therefore TA after treatment with ionizing radiation was used in a radiosensitivity assay.
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The consequences of ionizing radiation exposure on human cardiac differentiation are largely unknown.
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Radiotherapy is a non-invasive local treatment which works through ionizing radiation.
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FANCF is required for the monoubiquitination of the FANCD2 protein following ionizing radiation.
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Additionally, fear of ionizing radiation and regulatory constraints have somewhat inhibited clinical translation.
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The composition of proteins in serum seems to change with ionizing radiation exposure.
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The surface of Mars is bathed in a sterilizing amount of ionizing radiation.
Wired
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Inhibition of AIF could reduce ionizing radiation induced HepG2 cell death.
Pubmed
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However, there is no definite dose value below which ionizing radiation poses no risk.
Pubmed
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Purpose: P-selectin expression is significantly increased in tumor microvasculature following exposure to ionizing radiation.
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We investigated their use as potential biomarkers to identify individuals exposed to ionizing radiation.
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Exposure to ionizing radiation is a crucial life-threatening factor in nuclear and radiological incidents.
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