Примеры использования Radiation-related на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Radiation-related fatalities have not been reported.
The Law on protection from ionizing radiation and radiation-related security.
No discernible increased incidence of radiation-related health effects are expected among exposed members of the public or their descendants.
There is as yet no indication of a causal association of those phenomena with radiation-related disease.
The Law on protection from ionizing radiation and radiation-related security"Official Gazette of the Federation of BiH, number 15/99.
No radiation-related deaths or acute diseases have been observed among the workers and general public exposed to radiation from the accident.
Surface degradation particles due to atomic oxygen(AO) influences in combination with EUV radiation-related embrittlement and thermal cycling.
The complex radiation-related, social and economic rehabilitation of the contaminated territories is an issue of great importance in addressing the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster.
But clearly there is much more that can andshould be done to assist those in need and to undertake further research into radiation-related diseases and environmental and other impacts.
In addition, IAEA continues to provide advice on radiation-related matters to the World Bank's energy efficiency project in Belarus see para. 28, above.
In the longer term, the general population too was exposed to radiation(of the low-level chronic type) butthere has been no consistent evidence yet of any other radiation-related health effects in the general population.
The complex influence of the radiation-related and non-radiation-related aspects of the Chernobyl disaster is leading to a deterioration in the health of all categories of victims, which is reflected in an increase in non-oncological disease illnesses of the endocrine system, cardiovascular disease, psychoneurological disturbances, etc.
Mr. Maung Wai(Myanmar) said that the work of the Scientific Committee was valued both by Governments andthe scientific community, and its recommendations informed decision-making on radiation-related issues.
Excluding the 1986 accident at Chernobyl(which is discussed in section B below), 29 deaths(including 4 deaths caused by trauma) and68 cases of radiation-related injuries requiring medical care are known to have occurred as a result of accidents associated with the nuclear fuel cycle.
Among those exposed to the highest radiation doses in 1986 and 1987, there had been some reports of increased incidence of leukaemia and of cataracts, butthere was no other consistent evidence of other radiation-related health effects.
In the longer term, the general population was alsoexposed chronically to low levels of radiation, but there had been no consistent evidence of any other radiation-related health effects in the general population.
The Committee considered that its strategic objective for the period was to increase awareness and deepen understanding among authorities, the scientific community and civil society with regard to levels of ionizing radiation and the related health andenvironmental effects as a sound basis for informed decision-making on radiation-related issues.
While there had been a sharp increase in the use of mobile sources of radiation for medical treatment, industrial and agricultural production and scientific research, regulation and capacity-building in preventing andtreating associated radiation-related injuries remained far from adequate.
Objective of the Organization: To increase awareness and deepen understanding among authorities, the scientific community and civil society with regard to levels of ionizing radiation and the related health andenvironmental effects as a sound basis for informed decision-making on radiation-related issues.
Increased awareness and use among decision makers, the scientific community andcivil society of the Committee's scientific assessments as a sound basis for decision-making on radiation-related issues.
Following the accident at the Fukushima Daiichinuclear power plant on 11 March 2011, the Scientific Committee had offered to support Japanese scientists' efforts to assess radiation doses and radiation-related health effects.
Among the persons exposed to the highest radiation doses in 1986 and 1987, there are some reports of increased incidence of leukaemia andof cataracts; there is no other consistent evidence to date of other radiation-related health effects.
As a result, at our current level of knowledge the costs related to the effects of radiation make it very hard to properly treat and care for the people who have, andcontinue to show, radiation-related illnesses.
Objective of the Organization: To further increase awareness and deepen understanding among authorities, the scientific community and civil society with regard to levels of ionizing radiation and the related health andenvironmental effects as a sound basis for informed decision-making on radiation-related issues.
In the strategic plan for 2009-2013, the objective was to increase awareness and deepen understanding among authorities, the scientific community and civil society with regard to levels of radiation and related health andenvironmental effects as a sound basis for informed decision-making on radiation-related issues.
The strategic objective for the period was"to increase awareness and deepen understanding among authorities, the scientific community and civil society with regard to levels of ionizing radiation and the related health andenvironmental effects as a sound basis for informed decision-making on radiation-related issues.
The Committee considered that its strategic objective for the period was to increase awareness and deepen understanding among authorities, the scientific community and civil society with regard to levels of ionizing radiation and the related health andenvironmental effects as a sound basis for informed decisionmaking on radiation-related issues.
The Committee considered that its strategic objective for the period 2014-2019 was to increase awareness and deepen understanding among decision makers, the scientific community and civil society with regard to levels of exposure to ionizing radiation and the related health andenvironmental effects as a sound basis for informed decision-making on radiation-related issues.
The Russian Federation is implementing the federal special programme entitled“Dealing with the consequences of radiation accidents up to the year 2010”, the main aim of which is to largely complete by 2011 the measures for the social and economic rehabilitation of geographical areas and protection of the population from radiation andthe return of radiation-contaminated areas to normal use(that is, without radiation-related restrictions) for human habitation and economic activity.