radiologically

It was the first time Marine aircraft had operated in a radiologically contaminated environment, and Lt. Col.

U.S. Military Finds Lessons in Japan's Crisis Nathan Hodge 2011

It was the first time Marine aircraft had operated in a radiologically contaminated environment, and Lt. Col.

U.S. Military Finds Lessons in Japan's Crisis Nathan Hodge 2011

It was the first time Marine aircraft had operated in a radiologically contaminated environment, and Lt. Col.

U.S. Military Finds Lessons in Japan's Crisis Nathan Hodge 2011

"It's a radiologically contaminated environment," U.S. Adm.

U.S. Draws Down Ground Troops in Japan Aid Chester Dawson 2011

For instance the choice to treat prostate cancer surgically or radiologically is a complex one that depends at least in part on the patient's willingness to endure the costs and consequences of these procedures.

Health Care Administrative Costs, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Much of the granite in the showroom is radiologically “quiet”.

Granite Showrooms Continue Selling Radioactive Granite 2009

However, depleted uranium is also radiologically hazardous, as it spontaneously burns on impact, creating tiny aerosolised glass particles which are small enough to be inhaled.

Think Progress » Bush Knew 10 Marines Had Died Prior To Rose Garden Remarks, Didn’t Mention It 2005

It's used to mark things radiologically in the body.

CNN Transcript Nov 6, 2004 2004

RANSTORP: In dispersing the material radiologically.

CNN Transcript Aug 22, 2002 2002

Here for the first time the living heart of a dog was successfully visualized radiologically with the aid of a contrast medium.

Werner Forssmann - Nobel Lecture 1964