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Meanings of solar ultraviolet in English
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Usage of solar ultraviolet in English
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The skin is an organ strongly exposed to oxidative stress, mainly due to solarultraviolet radiation.
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Purpose: Outdoor workers are exposed daily to solarultraviolet radiation, an important contributor in the development of non-melanoma skin cancer.
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A likely explanation for these ions is photoionization by solarultraviolet radiation of neutral O2 molecules associated with a tenuous ring atmosphere.
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Cumulative exposure to solarultraviolet (SUV) irradiation is regarded as the major etiologic factor in the development of skin cancer.
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It is possible, however, that a major increase in solarultraviolet might overwhelm the defenses of some and perhaps many terrestrial life forms.
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We analyzed the correlation between mortality and incidence from a number of cancers and ambient solarultraviolet (UV) B irradiance in China.
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Lack of free oxygen meant that Mars would also lack atmospheric ozone, which on Earth creates a shield against solarultraviolet (UV) radiation.
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As ozone levels are depleted, the atmosphere loses more and more of its protective filter function and more solarultraviolet radiation reaches the earth's surface.
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Results: In 2011, 6.31% (4556 cases) of non-melanoma skin cancer cases were estimated to be attributable to occupational exposure to solarultraviolet radiation.
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Solarultraviolet (UV) radiation is an important risk factor in skin carcinogenesis.
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Solarultraviolet radiation is a major environmental factor that has serious adverse effects on the structure and function of the skin.