Histograms of the average moduli of both samples (Figure and) show that while at low depths higher moduli, i.e., inorganic glass particles, are still measured, the large moduli tail largely mostly disappears for higher indentation depths. The 1:3 blend (Figure ) contains a larger fraction of stiffer, inorganic phase, resulting in a higher probability of measuring the inorganic phase at low depths, or seeing its contributions at larger indentation depths.