Examples of using Reference radiation in English and their translations into French
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Table 5.2.2: In Vitro Studies using Gamma Rays as the Reference Radiation 101.
The work suggested an RBEM of 1.13± 0.18, with 250 kVp x-rays as the reference radiation.
Where x-rays are chosen as the reference radiation, an RBE value of about 1.4 would be appropriate.
presented by the ICRP, the most appropriate choice for the reference radiation is gamma radiation. .
The RBEM is ideally estimated by the initial slopes of the tritium and reference radiation dose response curves.
Many other studies of the biological effectiveness of different radiation types have also used Cobalt-60 gamma rays as the reference radiation.
Quantification requires a strict comparison of the effects of the radiation of interest with those effects caused by a standard or reference radiation.
Combining these studies, they calculated an arithmetic mean RBE value of 1.8 using x-rays as the reference radiation and 2.3 relative to gamma rays.
The REF is based upon a reference radiation of high-energy Cobalt-60 gamma rays, which is assigned a radiation effectiveness factor of unity, without uncertainty.
due to the acute delivery of the reference radiation.
He also highlights that ICRP Publication 92 acknowledges that there are practical arguments to use hard gamma rays as the reference radiation for RBE, including.
With x-rays as the reference radiation, the mean RBE is about 1.3 to 1.5 and with a gamma radiation reference,
0.3(best estimate 1.2± 0.3) using chronic x-ray exposure as the reference radiation.
two sets of studies: those using x-rays as a reference radiation and those using gamma radiation as a reference radiation. .
In Vitro Studies using x-rays as the Reference Radiation Prosser et al(1983)
In Vivo Studies using x-rays as the Reference Radiation The objective of the study by Johnson et al(1995) was to determine
X and Gamma Reference Radiation for Calibrating Dosemeters and Doserate Meters and for Determining Their Response as
with low doses and low-dose rates, due largely to the curvilinear response of the reference radiation.
respectively, as the reference radiation.
There have been many experimental determinations of the RBE for tritium radiation, using various biological endpoints, both in vitro and in vivo, and using gamma and x-rays as the reference radiations.