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After all, Amazon deliberately omits free Kindle books from its top 250 selling books that it uses to create the heatmap ranking, presumably for the very reason that a free book requires little engagement by the reader and may represent noise rather than signal.

However, much of the heterogeneity visible on imaging may represent noise.

In contrast, in the kidney medulla the ratio was much higher (0.31, Table  1), suggesting that the age-regulated probes in this dataset may represent noise.

To filter out low expression signals which may represent noise or poorly hybridized probes, we examined whether the mean hybridization intensities of the brain and reference RNA samples across both platforms were below a threshold cutoff c (for a total of 4 mean intensities).

However, as stressed by Carlberg, some of these sites may not have specific functions and may only represent noise [ 29].

Techniques such as gene expression profiling may result in the identification of hundreds if not thousands of differentially expressed genes that may be associated with the biological process, but may also represent noise related to the biological and technical variation.

Some peaks may actually represent noises, while some true signal peaks are missing.

By contrast, a signal observed on the USGS-Stanford north south sensor but not on any other sensors or systems (Fig. 10c), or on the QuakeFinder QFido3 but not on other sensors or systems (Fig. 10d), may represent system noise or perhaps physical disturbance to a single sensor (e.g., ground squirrel activity).

Although much of the heterogeneity visible on CT may represent photon noise, which can mask any underlying biological heterogeneity, texture analysis of CT images has been shown to be feasible by reducing the effect of photon noise while enhancing biological heterogeneity [6, 32].

On the other hand, Arc expression at these early stages may represent background noise in the system.

These signals may represent experimental noise, however, given the reproducibility of the signals in comparison to all other treatment groups and the extent to which they are altered (in some cases up to 5-fold) this seems unlikely.