Примеры использования Radiation risks на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Colloquial
Radiation risks: triumph of the ideal or escape from reality?
Impact of doses uncertainties on the radiation risks estimation.
Radiation risks of thyroid cancer among the Chernobyl emergency workers.
Title(eng.): Communicating radiation risks in paediatric imaging.
Radiation risks for the personnel of the State Corporation Rosatom in 2013 according to data of ARMIR system.
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While nuclear safety is a national responsibility, radiation risks can transcend national borders.
Radiation risks coefficients for Russian population following single or prolonged exposure to radiation. .
However, epidemiology alone will not be able to resolve the issue of whether there are dose thresholds for radiation risks.
Evaluating radiation risks from occupational exposure in staff of the Corporation Rosatom included in the ARMIR system.
An understanding of the underlying mechanisms of radiation interactions will improve the assessments of radiation risks.
Radiation risks of thyroid cancer incidence resulting from exposure of emergency workers to iodine radioisotopes.
Citizens living in the zones of extreme and maximum radiation risks who have retired before January 1, 1998 are paid a supplement to pensions.
Optimization of social protection of the State Corporation personnel"Rosatom" in compliance with international standards of estimating individual radiation risks.
Estimating individual radiation risks for the personnel of the State Corporation Rosatom could contribute to the improvement of effectiveness of the social protection measures.
The Committee decided to carry out, once sufficient information was available, a full assessment of the levels of exposure and radiation risks attributable to the accident.
Effect of uncertainty of baseline incidence rates on estimating radiation risks with ICRP models for Russian populations following single exposure to radiation. .
The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare oversees biosecurity measures for biological, chemical,physical and/or radiation risks associated with blood services.
Assessing the radiation risks to people and the environment arising from potential accidents and ensuring that the risk is acceptable and as low as reasonably achievable;
Such assessments served as a vital tool, enabling Governments andorganizations to evaluate radiation risks and establish radiation protection and safety standards.
UNSCEAR periodically evaluates the latest studies on the health effects of ionizing radiation and makes recommendations on values andapplication of health effects estimators in assessing the radiation risks.
In the past two years,the Scientific Committee had been the only organization to assess the levels of exposure and radiation risks following the nuclear accident resulting from the great east-Japan earthquake and tsunami.
In this regard, several of the most important and pressing priorities for action are expected tobe implemented over three to five years, beginning with a high-impact first phase to address the most urgent humanitarian needs or radiation risks.
His delegation commended the Committee's decision to carry out an assessment of the exposure and radiation risks attributable to the Fukushima accident and welcomed the participation in that study of other international agencies with wide-ranging experience and expertise.
Looking forward, he outlined the reports which the Committee would finalize in 2013, namely, its report on the radiation effects of the Fukushima accident anda general report on radiation risks and effects on children.
The European Union also welcomed the Committee's plan to pursue work on radiation risks and effects on children and believed that current research projects in the European Union would contribute key information to international efforts in that area.
The knowledge gained from the activities will enable participating specialists to effectively communicate with Chernobyl-affected populations, address their concerns andinformation needs and place radiation risks in the context of a broader spectrum of other health risks related to the environment and human behaviour.
The radiation risks to people and the environment from potential accidents during relevant launch, operation and end-of-service phases of space NPS applications should be assessed and uncertainties quantified to the extent possible.
Ukraine welcomed the Scientific Committee's resolve to make a comprehensive assessment of the levels of exposure and radiation risks attributable to that accident and looked forward to a complete report on its consequences at the Committee's sixtieth session in 2013.
The Scientific Committee's assessments underpinned the work of such other international bodies as the International Commission on Radiological Protection, the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) and the World Health Organization(WHO),which developed standards for managing radiation risks to human health and the environment.
The Committee observed that it was often difficultfor the public and the media to appreciate that radiation risks, while serious for some exposed groups, were, for the general population, not as significant from a health point of view as they were often represented to be.