Stochastic effects are those that occur randomly, such as radiation-induced cancer.
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Radiation increases the risk of cancer and other stochastic effects at any dose.
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Raja Aziz then asked Lim whether he knew the term, " stochastic effect ."
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However, the Commission had not rejected the possibility of a threshold for stochastic effects.
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Publication 9 then followed, and substantially changed radiation protection emphasis by moving from deterministic to stochastic effects.
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However, during development its editors became concerned about the many different opinions on the risk of stochastic effects.
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The driver for this is the need to measure the deterministic effect, which it is suggested, is more appropriate than stochastic effect.
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Deterministic effects are not necessarily more or less serious than stochastic effects; either can ultimately lead to a temporary nuisance or a fatality.
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The significance of stochastic effects began to influence the commission s policy and a new set of recommendations was published as Publication 9 in 1966.
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Moreover, the small amounts of DNA that LCN aims to amplify also increase the probability of PCR artifacts appearing on profiles such as stochastic effects.
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