irradiate造句

a countenance irradiate with joy

The technology to irradiate food has been around for the better part of a century.

The researchers used fast neutrons to irradiate mouse embryos between the blastocyst stage and the beginning of somite formation.

The only certain means of reducing this risk is to irradiate the bean sprout seeds, which effectively kills 99.999 per cent of E. coli.

Worker had to match sunglasses, must wear long sleeve clothes, bring it out rubber glove, forbid ultraviolet ray direct irradiate skin, avoid long-term job suffer from dermatosis.

Point sources with different energies were used to irradiate target materials of iron and lead, with simulated calculation made by Monte Carlo code.