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The sievert unit is used in the report of the effective dose.

One sievert carries with it a 5.5% chance of eventually developing cancer.

Radiation dose rate is displayed in a unit such as the sievert.

The sievert, which has the same dimensions as the gray is a measure of the potential for damage to human tissue.

When health risk from ionizing radiation is being discussed, the sievert would be used.

Sievert used the example of a customer that uses 20GB per month for a price comparison.

Doses greater than 1 sievert received over a short time period are likely to cause radiation poisoning, possibly leading to death within weeks.

The sievert (Sv) is the unit used to measure dose equivalent.

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The gray and sievert are specialized measures for specific energy absorbed by body tissues in the form of radiation.

One sievert equals 100 rem, an older unit of measurement still in widespread use.

However despite this shared commonality the gray and sievert are not directly interchangeable in practice.

The resulting unit is the sievert or microsievert.

Sievert (Sv): a unit used to derive a quantity called dose equivalent.

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The sievert which is the SI derived unit of dose equivalent radiation.

Recent documents have made various interpretations of Slotin's dose, ranging from 287 rad to 21 sievert.

That aggressive, confrontational approach "helped to put us on the map," Mr. Sievert said.

"We need Genuine customer to get a different experience than non-Genuine ones", Sievert said.

The name Sievert is the low German version of the name Siegward.

The sievert and the gray are different names for the same unit of delivery, but they are used in different contexts.

Dose equivalent is often expressed as millionths of a sievert, or micro-sieverts ( Sv).

A.The sievert is an international measurement of tissue damage caused by the absorption of radiation.

For X-rays and gamma rays, these are the same units as the sievert (Sv).

James L. Sievert, Medalist's financial vice president and treasurer, said the company would not comment on the offer.