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survival curve
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survival curve [sər′vī·vəl ‚kərv]
(nucleonics)
The curve obtained by plotting the number or percentage of organisms surviving at a given time against the dose of radiation, or the number surviving at different intervals after a particular dose of radiation.
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The survival curves (F SEM) are based on four independent sets of determinations.
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Survival curves relative to the dose of irradiation were obtained from CFA (Figure 3A, B) and RSA (Figure 3C, D) 48 hr after irradiation.
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18] Survival was assessed by constructing Kaplan-Meier survival curves and performing log-rank testing.
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