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This same temperature increase can be achieved with a 10 μg/mL DNA-encased MWNT solution for 41 s, also at 2 W irradiating power.

The bandwidth of the generated SAW could be further increased by reducing the line-source width but this unavoidably raises the irradiating power density, potentially to a level that may damage the specimen surface.

The non-DNA-encased MWNTs require greater irradiating power levels, longer duration irradiating times, or higher MWNT concentrations relative to the DNA-encased MWNTs (Supporting Information Figure S4).

Such measurement is repeated on a fresh spot, after which it is irradiated by a different irradiation power.

However, in our case the studied samples were irradiated in air and the irradiation power was not high.

In experiments, the samples are first irradiated by a given pump power (referred to as irradiation power below) for a few seconds to induce phase change.

Irradiating with different laser powers we find blue shifts proportional to the magnitude of the irradiation power.

Suitable scaling factors, accounting for plausible values of the antenna gains, were considered in order to simulate cell phones irradiating the maximum power of 2 W [ 29].

Protein levels in rats irradiated at minimum power (1.5 W) also showed significant differences with respect to rats irradiated at 3 W or 12 W (P<0.009, P<0.0001).

Protein levels in rats irradiated at maximum power (12 W) were not significantly different from those in the non-irradiated group (P<0.283) (Fig. 2A).

The mixture was irradiated at a power of 300 w for the duration of 4 min discontinuously to prevent an increase of pressure.