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The mechanical (rheology, degradation) and physical (apparent crosslinking density, swelling ratio) properties of the gels varied as a function of incorporated HA oligomer content; however, overall, the mechanics of these hydrogels were too weak for vascular applications as stand-alone materials.

(a) The resistivity as a function of the incorporated amount of YAG phosphor.

(b) The carrier concentration and the mobility as a function of the incorporated amount of YAG phosphor.

YAG-incorporated ZnO films with various incorporated amounts: (a) 0%, (b) 0.5%, (c) 1.5%, and (d) 2.5%. Figure 2a shows the resistivity as a function of the incorporated amount of YAG phosphor.

The resistivity is nearly constant, ranging from 6 to 8 Ω cm. Figure 2b plots both the carrier concentration and the mobility as a function of the incorporated amount of YAG phosphor.

Figure 4 shows depth profiles of Si, O, and N atom concentrations in SiO x N y films measured by XPS as a function of sputtering time, which reveals that incorporated N atoms (approximately 4%) locate at the film/substrate interface for all the samples.

Figure 3 shows the SIMS profile plotted on a logarithm and linear scale for the Na-incorporated device as a function of the sputter-etch time (the SIMS profile of the Na-restricted device is not shown in here).

Activity coefficient variability as a function of mole fraction was quantified through regression analysis and incorporated into dissolution modeling analyses for the dynamic flushing experiments.

By using the simulation program of ref. [11], the calibration curves of Figure 2b giving the incorporated at.% of H as a function of the H flow rate were obtained.

Thus, the CW EPR in combination with pulse EPR methods allowed us to get the detailed information about carbon phases and carbon local electronic structure incorporated in the SiO2 nanostructured matrix as a function of annealing temperature.