ionization

Examples of ionizing

ionizing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

For example, pre-adaptation to cold may protect against subsequent exposure to ionizing radiation (positive acclimation), but may increase vulnerability to hypoxia (negative acclimation).
Ultrasonography offers excellent spatial resolution, portability, and lack of ionizing radiation and the need for transport.
Generation of ultrashor t light pulses by a rapidly ionizing thin foil.
In addition, the rapidly ionizing high-density medium modifies the temporal structure of femtosecond laser pulse due to self-phase modulation.
It was also found that, as the intensity of the ionizing laser beam was reduced, the degree of fragmentation decreased, yielding parent iondominated mass spectra.
Self-focusing and guiding of short laser pulses in ionizing gases and plasmas.
In contrast, whilst crossover frequencies are unaffected, both pre-meiotic and meiotic exposure to ionizing radiation results in a dramatic increase in minisatellite mutation rates.
Mars surface ionizing radiation environment: need for validation.
The lack of ionizing radiation and side-effects mean that examination times are not restricted.
The stored energy is expanded principally in transferring kinetic energy to the electrons and in ionizing and exciting atoms and molecules of the gas.
These clouds are partially ionized by nearby ionizing sources.
The accelerated electrons chaotically oscillate between the cavity walls, ionizing the working gas until they are thermalized or get on the discharge anode.
Sensors of ionizing radiation effects on the immunological microenvironment of cancer.
Disadvantages include the need for sedation, exposure to ionizing radiation, and the need to transport the patient to the scanner.
Primary oocytes, the youngest cells in the ovaries, are limited in number and are highly sensitive to ionizing radiation.
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