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It doesn't look like this phrase is very popular! The search could not find any examples on the internet.	It is defined by the expression: E = ÔÓ wTHT = ÔÓ wT RÓ wR DT, R where All right, Carina, wt is it? "committed effective dose" (E(t)) is the sum of the committed organ or tissue equivalent doses HT(t) resulting from an intake, each multiplied by the appropriate tissue weighting factor wT. DT, R is the absorbed dose averaged over tissue or organ T, due to radiation R, It is defined by the expression: E = ÔÓ wTHT = ÔÓ wT RÓ wR DT, R I know wt it feels like To be with someone who has cancer. I'd call you by your real name, but I don't know wt it is. Committed effective dose: (E(ô)): the sum of the committed organ or tissue equivalent dowes (HT(ô)) resulting from an intake, each multiplied by the appropriate tissue weighting factor wT.

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It is defined by the expression: E = ÔÓ wTHT = ÔÓ wT RÓ wR DT, R where
All right, Carina, wt is it?
"committed effective dose" (E(t)) is the sum of the committed organ or tissue equivalent doses HT(t) resulting from an intake, each multiplied by the appropriate tissue weighting factor wT.
DT, R is the absorbed dose averaged over tissue or organ T, due to radiation R,
It is defined by the expression: E = ÔÓ wTHT = ÔÓ wT RÓ wR DT, R
I know wt it feels like To be with someone who has cancer.
I'd call you by your real name, but I don't know wt it is.
Committed effective dose: (E(ô)): the sum of the committed organ or tissue equivalent dowes (HT(ô)) resulting from an intake, each multiplied by the appropriate tissue weighting factor wT.