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Thyme Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Dose/dosage
Hello,
What term sounds more natural 'radiation dose' or 'radiation dosage' if we tell about ionizing radiation?
Any difference?
I thought only about 'dose of radiation' but Google gives a lot of 'radiation dosage'
Thanks a lot
What term sounds more natural 'radiation dose' or 'radiation dosage' if we tell about ionizing radiation?
Any difference?
I thought only about 'dose of radiation' but Google gives a lot of 'radiation dosage'
Thanks a lot
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I don't think it matters which you use. Pick the one that sounds best in a given context. If you want an opinion about a specific context feel free to post it.
- I don't think it matters which you use.
- Pick the one that sounds best in a given context.
- If you want an opinion about a specific context feel free to post it.
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I don't think it matters which you use. Pick the one that sounds best in a given context.
If you want an opinion about a specific context feel free to post it.
If you want an opinion about a specific context feel free to post it.
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Thanks MalRey, what about
Biological effects of radiation on embryogenesis can be either stimulating or deleterious depending on dosage (dose?) of exposure
Biological effects of radiation on embryogenesis can be either stimulating or deleterious depending on dosage (dose?) of exposure
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I would go with this:
Biological effects of radiation on embryogenesis can be either stimulating or deleterious depending on dosage.
Biological effects of radiation on embryogenesis can be either stimulating or deleterious depending on dosage.
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