Examples of using Average effective dose in English and their translations into French
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Average effective dose.
The estimated annual average effective dose is 2-3 mSv.
Annual average effective dose per monitored worker mSv.
Today's miners receive an average effective dose of less than 2.5 mSv per year.
Underground support workers were the group with the highest average effective dose, at 1.80 mSv.
The annual average effective dose to a coal miner is about 2.4 mSv
In the nuclear industry, the annual average effective dose to a worker is about 1 mSv,
Approximately 300,000 people in Belarus have been forced to live in settlements where the equivalent of the average effective dose exceeds one milliSievert.
In some countries, this has even resulted in an annual average effective dose from medical use that is similar to the one from natural sources.
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Canadians receive doses of approximately 1.77 milli-sieverts(mSv) of radiation every year from background radiation and the total worldwide average effective dose is approximately 2.4 mSv1.
According to the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic radiation(UNSCEAR) the average effective dose received from all natural radiation(radon,
During these years, average effective doses have been relatively stable at around 2 mSv for both facilities.
Facility Average individual effective dose mSv/yr.
Facility Average individual effective dose mSv/year.
Facility Average individual effective dose in 2013 mSv/yr.
In 2013, the average individual effective dose for workers was 0.27 mSv.
In 2013, the average individual effective dose to all NEWs was 0.89 mSv.
Figure 8 presents an average annual effective dose from natural sources around the world.
UNSCEAR estimated the average annual effective dose to an individual at about 3 mSv.
For the fuel cycle overall, the average annual effective dose is about 1.0 mSv.