The signal intensity varies depending upon whether or not the athlete is on target.

The graph is a plot of signal intensity along the line joining the crosses.

The original signal intensities are lost in these plots of relative information, but global biases can still be seen.

In contrast, 5-methyluridine and 5-methylcytidine had detrimental effects on signal intensities.

Total signal intensity of different probes was scaled to the same value before comparison.

Therefore, a simple, general method to estimate variance at specific signal intensities may permit more effective data analysis.

On the detection side there are many factors that can also affect signal intensity in a non-proportional way.

Therefore, ratios should be judged based on the absolute signal intensity of each gene.

This affects the signal intensity but not the magnitude of the frequency shift.

One approach involves subtracting the average signal intensity of the area between spots.