Converse of object

• ionize: Note, no sensing of UV or of ionizing radiation.

• ionize: In addition, CT exposes you to more ionizing radiation than do regular X-rays.

• emit: The radiation emitted from a cluster comes from a very small fraction of the mass present.

• non-ionising: The primary health effect from high exposure levels of non-ionising radiation arises from heat generation in body tissue.

• absorb: Various body tissues absorb the radiation at different rates, causing various shadows to appear on the plate.

Adjective modifier

• electromagnetic: X-ray - pictures of the bones taken using electromagnetic radiation.

• ultraviolet: Destruction of the ozone layer results in an increase in the amount of harmful ultraviolet radiation reaching the Earth's surface.

• solar: Green house gases absorb energy from the diffused solar radiation, which cause them to warm up.

• cosmic: Cosmic radiation also keeps us alive - thanks to all those photons which make it through from the sun.

• infrared: More infrared radiation reaches the detector resulting in crisp infrared images.

• infra-red: Be able to describe the use of infra-red radiation in night photography.

Modifies a noun

• emises: To a handful of internationally branded had a far radiations emises par.

• dose: A person can receive a greater radiation dose on a plane flight to Spain then from an x-ray of the wrist or shoulder.

• therapy: AB - Most patients with plasma cell tumors receive radiation therapy at some time during the course of their disease.

Noun used with modifier

• synchrotron: Much higher levels of direct investment by industry to synchrotron radiation sources are reported in the US.

• ultraviolet: This chaotic motion may be caused by the powerful ultraviolet radiation from the luminous, massive stars.

• gamma: The Ozone layer which protects us from harmful gamma radiation has recently disappeared over the tip of South Africa.

• ultra-violet: Know that ultra-violet radiation is produced in fluorescent lights.

• microwave: Trying to get info on health effects from microwave radiation.

• longwave: Similarly, more longwave radiation is emitted to space in the tropics than at high latitudes.