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On the other hand, it should be noted that the mass loss of the immersed specimens was dependent on the specimen microstructure (Fig. 4).

Surface hardness of the nitrided specimens was dependent on the formation of expanded austenite (γN) and its decomposition (especially, at higher effective nitriding time).

The number of lymph nodes recovered from resection specimens is dependent on several factors.

The degree of melting recrystallization remelting phenomenon for each specimen was dependent primarily on how fast the sPS crystals were formed instead of the incorporation of aPSs.

The strength measured by B3B-test, with any specimen, is dependent on the size of the specimen and loading conditions (type and position of loading); therefore, the strength value, measured with a set of specimens, has to be adjusted by effective volume and/or surface.

As previously mentioned the number of lymph nodes recovered from resection specimen is dependent on several factors.

These results indicate that tissue penetration and specimen area are dependent on in vivo PDGF release rate.

It is found that the fracture behaviour and stress-displacement responses of the numerical specimens are highly dependent on the random mesostructures, especially the post-peak softening responses.

Micromechanisms of failure in the three dimensional tests specimens are shown to be dependent on the architecture of the fibre reinforcement (i.e., unidirectional versus woven fabric prepregs), particularly in the case of Mode II loading.

The wavenumbers of the specimens increase is dependent on the ratios of PVOH in the blends.

The values determined by the work-of-fracture method as proposed in RILEM recommendation (RILEM 1985) are dependent on the specimen size and shape used in the test, as demonstrated and analyzed by several researchers in the past (Hu and Wittmann 1992; Kwon et al. 2008; Muralidhara et al. 2011; RILEM 2004; Vydra et al. 2012).