Примеры использования Radiation risk на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Another area studied was uncertainty in radiation risk estimation.
Assessment of radiation risk coefficients of solid cancer incidence for the male personnel of Rosatom State Corporation from the past radiation exposure allowing for dose uncertainty.
Most of the available data related to uncertainties in radiation risk estimates for cancer.
In order to provide a more rational basis for expressing radiation risk, the Committee has reviewed the state of science on analysing uncertainties in estimates of risks due to exposure to ionizing radiation. .
Many States parties rely on estimates from UNSCEAR as the scientific basis for evaluating radiation risk and for establishing protective measures.
The Committee has produced radiation risk estimates for cancer and hereditary effects.
The Scientific Committee evaluates these and by linking to effects,plays a central role in radiation risk assessment worldwide.
Simultaneously, the State is working to reduce the radiation risk to human health, establish normal living conditions for those who have resettled and those who chose to remain in areas where radioactive contamination is present.
The Group notes that many States parties rely on UNSCEAR estimates as the scientific basis for evaluating radiation risk and for establishing protective measures.
The European Committee on Radiation Risk(ECRR) has continued to study DU and in 2003 issued recommendations indicating stronger evidence that the older radiation risk model of the International Commission of Radiological Protection(ICRP) is inaccurate.
The group notes that many States Party rely on UNSCEAR's estimates as the scientific basis for evaluating radiation risk and for establishing protective measures.
Its radiation risk assessments provide the scientific foundation used by the International Commission on Radiological Protection in developing its recommendations for radiation protection and by the International Atomic Energy Agency in formulating its Basic Safety Standards for the protection of people and the safety of radiation sources.
Annex B also identifies important gaps in knowledge regarding the nature of this risk anddiscusses the possible impact on future radiation risk assessment.
The process of extracting plutonium from irradiated uranium posed a very high radiation risk for the workers involved, and produced a large amount of liquid radioactive waste.
The Committee reviewed substantive documents on the attributability of health effects to radiation exposure and on uncertainty in radiation risk estimation.
Issues of radiation ecology, associated with ecological researches atthe former testing sites, technologies of radiation risk reduction at radiationally hazardous sites, radioactive wastes management will be of main importance among Conference topics.
Its work was essential to the international radiation protection regime and to Governments andorganizations that relied on the Committee's estimates as the scientific basis for evaluating radiation risk and establishing protective measures.
Its radiation risk assessments provide the scientific foundation used by the International Commission on Radiological Protection in developing its recommendations for radiation protection and by the International Atomic Energy Agency in formulating its Basic Safety Standards for the protection of people and the safety of radiation sources.
Under his supervision, there were developed the main documents containing data on numeric andage-sex structure of the groups of radiation risk and effective equivalent doses.
Work had begun on six priority topics for the new document cycle, namely assessments of levels of radiation from energy production and the effects on human health and the environment;uncertainty in radiation risk estimation; attribution of health effects due to radiation exposure; updating of the methodology for estimating exposures due to discharges from nuclear installations; summary of radiation effects; and improvement of data collection, analysis and dissemination.
In the case of women who have worked for at least 20 years andwho have lived for at least five years in the areas of extraordinary and maximum radiation risk at the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site.
For its future programme of work, the Committee decided to initiate work immediately on( a) assessments of levels of radiation from energy production and the effects on human health andthe environment;( b) uncertainty in radiation risk estimation;( c) attributability of health effects to radiation exposure( in response to General Assembly resolution 62/100);( d) updating its methodology for estimating exposures resulting from discharges from nuclear installations;( e) a summary of radiation effects; and( f) improving data collection, analysis and dissemination.
The Group notes that many States parties rely on United Nations Scientific Committee's estimates as the scientific basis for evaluating radiation risk and for establishing protective measures.
For its future programme of work, the Committee decided to initiate work immediately on assessments of levels of radiation from energy production and the effects on human health and the environment;uncertainty in radiation risk estimation; attributability of health effects due to radiation exposure( in response to paragraph 6 of General Assembly resolution 62/100); updating its methodology for estimating exposures due to discharges from nuclear installations; a summary of radiation effects; and improving data collection, analysis and dissemination.
Increased awareness and use among decision makers,the scientific community and civil society of the scientific assessments of the Committee as a sound basis for radiation risk assessment and radiation protection decisions.
Progress had been made on such issues as assessing the levels of radiation from energy production and its effects on human health and the environment,reducing uncertainty in radiation risk estimation, attributing the health effects of radiation exposure and updating the methodology for estimating exposure resulting from discharges from nuclear installations.
Objective of the Organization: To increase awareness and deepen understanding among decision makers, the scientific community and civil society of the exposure to ionizing radiation and its effects on human health andthe environment as a sound basis for radiation risk assessment and radiation protection decisions.
There is a right to receive pension payments earlier than the generally established retirement age for citizens who lived in zones of extreme and maximum radiation risk during the period from 1949 to 1963 for at least 5 years, for men after reaching the age of 50 years, for women- 45 years.
Ms. Ventura(Canada) said that the work done by the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation, especially as it related to the use of nuclear energy, provided authoritative scientific assessments of the sources andeffects of atomic radiation that were a vital tool in evaluating radiation risk and establishing appropriate safety and radiation protection standards.
Currently the Scientific Committee's estimates were used by Governments andorganizations throughout the world as the scientific basis for evaluating radiation risk, establishing nuclear safety and radiation protection standards and regulating radiation sources.