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The specific tensile strength and modulus were calculated because the pores in the cross section of the nanofiber mat do not give the true stress if the cross-sectional area is used for calculating the nominal stress.

This is because of (a) the increase of the cross section of the nanoisland-analyte interaction due to a geometrical factor, that is, the increase of the effective area of the MIF, and (b) the surface concentration of 'hot spots' which are supposed to be the main origin of extremely high SERS signals [30, 31].

Since the silver content determined via SEM-EDX is limited to the first few micrometers below the outer surface, this approach could lead to a misinterpretation of the total silver loading of this support granule because a silver gradient might exist along the cross section of the support granule.

According to our proposed fabrication process, the cross section of the fabricated vessel model is square because the cross-section of the patterned photoresist is square.

Because the cross sections of CBCT images that were taken at angles other than the 0-degree angle were not perpendicular to the long axis of the mandible, the vertical measurements from the CBCT images taken at different angles might be overestimated compared to those at 0-degree angle location of the mandible.

Because the cross-section of the illumination beam is the square of the Fourier-transformation of the slit function, as shown in function (2), there is very little to compute.

Detection of tooth phenotypes by histopathology is rapid and cost effective because the cross-sections of the nose that are included in standard histopathology tissue sets include incisor and molar teeth in addition to the nasal passageways.

The solid lines represent quadratic fittings, where it can be seen that the velocity profile takes on the shape of a parabola demonstrating a laminar flow mode [ 28]. Figure 6(g) shows a half parabola because only the top half of the cross-section of the blood vessel was imaged due to limited imaging penetration.

The scatter of the strain values in the beams occurred because the cross section was at the mid-section of the beams in the assessment and the tests even though the fracture cross section in the tests may deviate from the mid-section.

Thus, the minimum fluence to melt a particle is proportional to the diameter d = d 3/d 2. The relationship, however, is not so simple for particles with a diameter equal to or less than laser wavelength because of the complex dependence of the cross section on particle size [18, 19].

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