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The reflective index (n) spectra, before and after irradiation for homopolymer (PMMA, PS), and the blends in different concentrations are illustrated in Fig. 3a, b, the refractive index increased with increasing the wavelength value towards higher values of wavelengths (200 800) nm, and reached a nearly constant value, and the effect of irradiation clearly be seen in figures.

City-specific scatter plots of measured and modeled NO2 concentrations are illustrated in Supplemental Material, Figure 1 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002976).

Although living room floor concentrations are illustrated here, similar patterns and trends were obtained for other locations; any exceptions are noted below.

The dependence of response on the NaOH and EtOAc concentrations was illustrated by a linear second-order polynomial model.

The sensitivity of concentrations was illustrated for the various time- and/or depth-dependent retention model parameters.

As shown in Figure 8a, the plots of normalized resistance change versus time for the sensing device based on assembled Py-rGO upon exposure to NH3 gases with different concentrations were illustrated.

Procedure of cell treatments with chemicals at indicated concentrations was illustrated in Fig. 1A, including Vitamin C (VC, Sigma, A4403), -epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG, Sigma, E4143), Vitamin E VEE, Sigma, T1782), N-Actyl-L-cysteine (NAC, Sigma, A7250), Metformin (Met, Tocris, 2864), Rapamycin (Rap, Tocris, 1292), and Resveratrol (Res, Sigma, R5010).

The resulting uptake of uncoated particles of different morphology in the two different cell lines at two different concentrations is illustrated in Figure 6. Figure 6 Cellular uptake of uncoated MSPs in two different cancer cell lines after 4-h incubation.

The effect of NX on plasma Ca2+ concentrations is illustrated in Figure  1.

Mean data from a series of experiments (n= 6) examining the effect of glutamate concentration are illustrated in Figure 1D.

The relationship between percent cytotoxicity and the sample concentration is illustrated in Figure  7.