Sentences with MILLISIEVERTS
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"The average person receives about 2-3 millisieverts of radiation exposure per year."
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"The radiation dose from a dental X-ray is typically around 0.005 millisieverts."
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"A chest X-ray exposes the patient to approximately 0.1 millisieverts of radiation."
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"Radiation therapy for cancer patients can deliver doses of several millisieverts per treatment."
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"The annual dose limit for radiation workers is usually set at 50 millisieverts."
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"After the Fukushima nuclear accident, some residents were exposed to more than 100 millisieverts of radiation."
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"The risk of cancer increases slightly with higher cumulative doses of millisieverts."
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"A CT scan of the abdomen may expose the patient to around 10 millisieverts of radiation."
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"The radiation level in the vicinity of the Chernobyl disaster measured hundreds of millisieverts per hour."
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"Radiation detectors in airports are set to alarm at levels above 0.1 millisieverts per hour."
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"The average background radiation in a granite building is about 0.3 millisieverts per year."
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"Radiation exposure during a transatlantic flight is typically less than 0.1 millisieverts."
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"Workers at a nuclear power plant can receive annual doses of up to 20 millisieverts."
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"The risk of acute radiation sickness becomes significant at doses above 1,000 millisieverts."
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"The evacuation threshold during a nuclear emergency is often set at 20 millisieverts per year."
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"Radiation oncologists closely monitor the dose of millisieverts delivered to cancer patients."
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"In Hiroshima and Nagasaki, individuals near the hypocenter received doses over 1,000 millisieverts."
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"The average person is exposed to about 3 millisieverts of radiation per year from natural sources."
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"Airport security full-body scanners typically expose travelers to less than 0.1 millisieverts of radiation."
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"After the nuclear accident, the radiation levels reached several millisieverts per hour in the affected areas."
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"Radiation therapy for cancer treatment often delivers doses of several millisieverts to the targeted area."
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"The safety limit for radiation exposure for nuclear industry workers is usually set at 20 millisieverts per year."
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"The radiation received during a flight from New York to Tokyo is approximately 0.1 millisieverts."
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"During a dental X-ray examination, the patient is exposed to a few millisieverts of radiation."
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"The total radiation dose from a CT scan can range from a few millisieverts to over 20 millisieverts."
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"People living in high-altitude areas may receive slightly higher background radiation doses, around 4 millisieverts per year."
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"Radiation doses from a chest X-ray are typically around 0.1 millisieverts."
