radiophobia造句

• They attributed all sicknesses to " radiophobia " or to sensational journalism.
• "There is anxiety in much of the population _ some call it radiophobia, " he said.
• "' Radiophobia "'is an abnormal fear of ionizing radiation, in particular, fear of X-rays.
• After the Fukushima disaster, the German news magazine " Der Spiegel " reported that Japanese residents are suffering from radiophobia.
• The Godzilla films, beginning with IshirM
  Honda's landmark 1954 film " Gojira ", are strong metaphors for post-war radiophobia.
• The term " radiophobia " is also sometimes used in the arguments against proponents of the conservative for human life ) all increase one's chance of cancer.
• Anxiety following a response to an actual life-threatening level of exposure to radiation is not considered to be radiophobia, nor misplaced anxiety, but a normal, appropriate response.
• Sirota is especially angry in her poem, " Radiophobia " ( radiophobia is the fear of ionizing radiation ), which is directed against the lies and double standards of the criminal authorities of the former USSR ).
• Sirota is especially angry in her poem, " Radiophobia " ( radiophobia is the fear of ionizing radiation ), which is directed against the lies and double standards of the criminal authorities of the former USSR ).
• In the former Soviet Union, many patients with negligible radioactive exposure after the Chernobyl disaster displayed extreme anxiety about low level radiation exposure, and therefore developed many psychosomatic problems, including radiophobia, and with this an increase in fatalistic alcoholism being observed.
• Radiophobia refers only to a display of anxiety disproportionate to the actual quantity of radiation one is exposed to, with, in many cases, radiation exposure values equal to, or not much higher than, that which individuals are naturally exposed to every day from background radiation.
• Researchers at the American Chemical Society have further suggested that aquaponics, would be an ideal socially-acceptable solution in the post-contamination environment as it does not use soil to grow fish and vegetables, thus completely alleviating the radiophobia surrounding food that always follows long-lived contamination incidents.
• A key tool for Soviet denial was the'35 rem concept', whereby it was held that 35 rems was a safe radiation exposure for a lifetime, " based on international standards ", and since most people near Chernobyl received less than that, their health complaints could be attributed to " radiophobia ".
• "Radiophobia " ( featured in " Threshold " and on radio ) inspired Julio Soto ( writer-director of the Spanish-American film " Radiophobia " ) and artist Michael Genovese ( painter of window frescoes containing the poem in the Ukrainian Village, Chicago, in 2006 ).
• "Radiophobia " ( featured in " Threshold " and on radio ) inspired Julio Soto ( writer-director of the Spanish-American film " Radiophobia " ) and artist Michael Genovese ( painter of window frescoes containing the poem in the Ukrainian Village, Chicago, in 2006 ).