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Meanings of irradiate (irradiated) in English

Catalan
irradiar

To expose to radiation.

irradiar

Give spiritual insight to; in religion.

Usage of irradiated in English
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A possible application of UV-irradiated DNP for various structural investigations is discussed.
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An excellent response in previously irradiated skin was noted in one case.
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Results: Vaccination with irradiated parental cells and BCG did not provide protection.
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Rose Bengal or m-THPC alone or irradiated in water had no effect.
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Eight of the 34 cases of progressive disease occurred in irradiated patients.
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The main endpoint was in-field lymphoma response at each irradiated disease site.
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It occurs in a previously irradiated field, when subsequent chemotherapy is given.
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He would not enter any place that he thought had been irradiated.
Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang
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Then a mild brightness filtered through the curtains and irradiated the bed.
The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 / A Typographic Art Jo...
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In addition, subtle changes in DSC pattern were noticed for irradiated microspheres.
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Form and colour have disappeared in light-irradiated vapour of an opal hue.
Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, First Series
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This study emphasized the marked nuclear alterations that occur in irradiated prostates.
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In contrast, UV-irradiated NBCCS fibroblasts showed no such increase in DNA synthesis.
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Such shows of contrition do not impress those whose homes are irradiated.
The Guardian
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A broad and radiant smile irradiated the blunt Breton features of Marelle.
The Garden of Allah
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Her face was irradiated by the sunrise glow of a master passion.
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Catalan
irradiar
Irradiated through the time
Irradiated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common