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Definition of irradiation in English: irradiationnoun ɪˌreɪdɪˈeɪʃ(ə)nɪˌreɪdiˈeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun1The process or fact of irradiating or being irradiated. 照耀，发光；辐射 Example sentencesExamples - Under visible light irradiation, much longer durations were necessary to achieve similar absorbance decreases.
- Five days after gamma irradiation seedlings were stained for the presence of GUS.
- UV-B irradiation was performed either in the absence of other light sources or in the presence of white light.
- Food irradiation - unpopular in the past - is starting to gain more acceptance.
- After a prolonged period of dark growth, light irradiation does not elicit pigmentation.
- I recently finished a paper on food irradiation for my nuclear issues class.
- Most of the patients who are treated with radiation therapy are treated with external beam irradiation.
- Currently, the two most common methods of sterilization are ethylene oxide treatment and gamma irradiation.
- The quantification of these compounds was performed by chromatography before and after laser irradiation.
- Patients receiving total body irradiation for bone marrow transplant conditioning must also be considered at risk.
- They also might be considered as anticancer drug candidates in combination with UVA irradiation.
- At no time did the patient undergo cranial irradiation.
- Different concentrations of BPA as well as different periods of irradiation with thermal neutrons were studied.
- Of the 21 patients alive at the end of the follow-up, 17 had received postoperative irradiation.
- Neutron or ion irradiation hardens the material but not enough to prevent use in nuclear reactors.
- Much attention has been paid to what kind of DNA damage caused by UVA irradiation is responsible for the genotoxicity.
- Cranial irradiation for tumors of the central nervous system can result in growth hormone deficiency.
- Approximately 80 % of cells survived the ultraviolet irradiation.
- But he stressed that irradiation is actually a process which should make some products safer.
- The use of postoperative adjuvant irradiation in breast conservation and after mastectomy is increasing.
Synonyms light, lighting, radiance, gleam, glitter, brilliance, glow, glare, dazzle, flash, shimmer 2Optics
The apparent extension of the edges of an illuminated object seen against a dark background. 〔光学〕光渗
Definition of irradiation in US English: irradiationnouniˌrādēˈāSH(ə)nɪˌreɪdiˈeɪʃ(ə)n 1The process or fact of irradiating or being irradiated. 照耀，发光；辐射 Example sentencesExamples - Different concentrations of BPA as well as different periods of irradiation with thermal neutrons were studied.
- Patients receiving total body irradiation for bone marrow transplant conditioning must also be considered at risk.
- Food irradiation - unpopular in the past - is starting to gain more acceptance.
- After a prolonged period of dark growth, light irradiation does not elicit pigmentation.
- But he stressed that irradiation is actually a process which should make some products safer.
- Currently, the two most common methods of sterilization are ethylene oxide treatment and gamma irradiation.
- Of the 21 patients alive at the end of the follow-up, 17 had received postoperative irradiation.
- At no time did the patient undergo cranial irradiation.
- Most of the patients who are treated with radiation therapy are treated with external beam irradiation.
- I recently finished a paper on food irradiation for my nuclear issues class.
- Five days after gamma irradiation seedlings were stained for the presence of GUS.
- Cranial irradiation for tumors of the central nervous system can result in growth hormone deficiency.
- They also might be considered as anticancer drug candidates in combination with UVA irradiation.
- UV-B irradiation was performed either in the absence of other light sources or in the presence of white light.
- The quantification of these compounds was performed by chromatography before and after laser irradiation.
- Much attention has been paid to what kind of DNA damage caused by UVA irradiation is responsible for the genotoxicity.
- Neutron or ion irradiation hardens the material but not enough to prevent use in nuclear reactors.
- The use of postoperative adjuvant irradiation in breast conservation and after mastectomy is increasing.
- Under visible light irradiation, much longer durations were necessary to achieve similar absorbance decreases.
- Approximately 80 % of cells survived the ultraviolet irradiation.
Synonyms light, lighting, radiance, gleam, glitter, brilliance, glow, glare, dazzle, flash, shimmer 2Optics
The apparent extension of the edges of an illuminated object seen against a dark background. 〔光学〕光渗
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