Definition of radiology in English:

radiology

noun reɪdɪˈɒlədʒiˌreɪdiˈɑlədʒi

mass noun

The science dealing with X-rays and other high-energy radiation, especially the use of such radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Example sentencesExamples
- The increasing demand for vascular and neurovascular radiology has not been matched by a similar rise in consultant posts, stated the report.
- Under her leadership the small department of radiology increased to involve five other radiologists.
- Likewise, telemedicine might be cost effective for some disciplines such as dermatology and radiology but not for others.
- This article describes some of these applications in radiology and cardiology and discusses the potential of microbubbles for therapy.
- Gabrieli is a psychology professor in the neurosciences program and in radiology at Stanford University.
- Experts in anaesthesiology, pathology, gynaecology and radiology are particularly in demand.
- The use of picture archiving and communication systems has focused on hospital radiology.
- He was at the helm of the dramatic advances that took place in clinical radiology in the second half of the 20th century.
- These contrast studies, along with X-rays of bones and of the chest, form a very large component of the practice of radiology.
- The role of interventional radiology in the care of patients with cancer continues to expand.
- Other differences emerged in two groups as they aged and were assessed with quantitative chest radiology.
- They also went round the departments of radiology, nuclear medicine and cath lab.
- So he returned to an original desire to do radiology.
- Both men specialize in radiology and have joined the hospital's department of medical imaging.
- We have encountered no false positives at the time of surgery and used clinical features and radiology alone to make the diagnosis in three of our patients.
- Data on use of physiotherapy and radiology were collected directly from the databases within each of these departments.
- Diagnostic radiology and the generation of electricity from nuclear sources are examples of practices.
- He became a consultant at St Mary's in 1948 when the hospital decided to separate radiotherapy from radiology.
- After junior appointments in London he decided to specialise in radiology, and at Harefield he became an enthusiastic member of the cardiac team.
- She is also head of the hospital's academic department of diagnostic radiology.

Definition of radiology in US English:

radiology

nounˌrādēˈäləjēˌreɪdiˈɑlədʒi

The science dealing with X-rays and other high-energy radiation, especially the use of such radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Example sentencesExamples
- Experts in anaesthesiology, pathology, gynaecology and radiology are particularly in demand.
- Data on use of physiotherapy and radiology were collected directly from the databases within each of these departments.
- Under her leadership the small department of radiology increased to involve five other radiologists.
- Gabrieli is a psychology professor in the neurosciences program and in radiology at Stanford University.
- Likewise, telemedicine might be cost effective for some disciplines such as dermatology and radiology but not for others.
- He became a consultant at St Mary's in 1948 when the hospital decided to separate radiotherapy from radiology.
- After junior appointments in London he decided to specialise in radiology, and at Harefield he became an enthusiastic member of the cardiac team.
- They also went round the departments of radiology, nuclear medicine and cath lab.
- Other differences emerged in two groups as they aged and were assessed with quantitative chest radiology.
- The use of picture archiving and communication systems has focused on hospital radiology.
- This article describes some of these applications in radiology and cardiology and discusses the potential of microbubbles for therapy.
- These contrast studies, along with X-rays of bones and of the chest, form a very large component of the practice of radiology.
- She is also head of the hospital's academic department of diagnostic radiology.
- So he returned to an original desire to do radiology.
- We have encountered no false positives at the time of surgery and used clinical features and radiology alone to make the diagnosis in three of our patients.
- Diagnostic radiology and the generation of electricity from nuclear sources are examples of practices.
- He was at the helm of the dramatic advances that took place in clinical radiology in the second half of the 20th century.
- Both men specialize in radiology and have joined the hospital's department of medical imaging.
- The increasing demand for vascular and neurovascular radiology has not been matched by a similar rise in consultant posts, stated the report.
- The role of interventional radiology in the care of patients with cancer continues to expand.

单词	radiology
释义	Definition of radiology in English: radiology noun reɪdɪˈɒlədʒiˌreɪdiˈɑlədʒi mass noun The science dealing with X-rays and other high-energy radiation, especially the use of such radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Example sentencesExamples The increasing demand for vascular and neurovascular radiology has not been matched by a similar rise in consultant posts, stated the report. Under her leadership the small department of radiology increased to involve five other radiologists. Likewise, telemedicine might be cost effective for some disciplines such as dermatology and radiology but not for others. This article describes some of these applications in radiology and cardiology and discusses the potential of microbubbles for therapy. Gabrieli is a psychology professor in the neurosciences program and in radiology at Stanford University. Experts in anaesthesiology, pathology, gynaecology and radiology are particularly in demand. The use of picture archiving and communication systems has focused on hospital radiology. He was at the helm of the dramatic advances that took place in clinical radiology in the second half of the 20th century. These contrast studies, along with X-rays of bones and of the chest, form a very large component of the practice of radiology. The role of interventional radiology in the care of patients with cancer continues to expand. Other differences emerged in two groups as they aged and were assessed with quantitative chest radiology. They also went round the departments of radiology, nuclear medicine and cath lab. So he returned to an original desire to do radiology. Both men specialize in radiology and have joined the hospital's department of medical imaging. We have encountered no false positives at the time of surgery and used clinical features and radiology alone to make the diagnosis in three of our patients. Data on use of physiotherapy and radiology were collected directly from the databases within each of these departments. Diagnostic radiology and the generation of electricity from nuclear sources are examples of practices. He became a consultant at St Mary's in 1948 when the hospital decided to separate radiotherapy from radiology. After junior appointments in London he decided to specialise in radiology, and at Harefield he became an enthusiastic member of the cardiac team. She is also head of the hospital's academic department of diagnostic radiology. Definition of radiology in US English: radiology nounˌrādēˈäləjēˌreɪdiˈɑlədʒi The science dealing with X-rays and other high-energy radiation, especially the use of such radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Example sentencesExamples Experts in anaesthesiology, pathology, gynaecology and radiology are particularly in demand. Data on use of physiotherapy and radiology were collected directly from the databases within each of these departments. Under her leadership the small department of radiology increased to involve five other radiologists. Gabrieli is a psychology professor in the neurosciences program and in radiology at Stanford University. Likewise, telemedicine might be cost effective for some disciplines such as dermatology and radiology but not for others. He became a consultant at St Mary's in 1948 when the hospital decided to separate radiotherapy from radiology. After junior appointments in London he decided to specialise in radiology, and at Harefield he became an enthusiastic member of the cardiac team. They also went round the departments of radiology, nuclear medicine and cath lab. Other differences emerged in two groups as they aged and were assessed with quantitative chest radiology. The use of picture archiving and communication systems has focused on hospital radiology. This article describes some of these applications in radiology and cardiology and discusses the potential of microbubbles for therapy. These contrast studies, along with X-rays of bones and of the chest, form a very large component of the practice of radiology. She is also head of the hospital's academic department of diagnostic radiology. So he returned to an original desire to do radiology. We have encountered no false positives at the time of surgery and used clinical features and radiology alone to make the diagnosis in three of our patients. Diagnostic radiology and the generation of electricity from nuclear sources are examples of practices. He was at the helm of the dramatic advances that took place in clinical radiology in the second half of the 20th century. Both men specialize in radiology and have joined the hospital's department of medical imaging. The increasing demand for vascular and neurovascular radiology has not been matched by a similar rise in consultant posts, stated the report. The role of interventional radiology in the care of patients with cancer continues to expand.
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