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A two-sample t-test was used to compare mean normalized intensities between the case and control groups.

For the 121 probes, the log-ratio data comparing the mean, normalized intensities for nuclear to cytoplasmic, nuclear to total, and cytoplasmic to total RNA fractions were subjected to cluster analysis (Fig. 5).

Averaged (arithmetic mean) normalized intensities were calculated per gene per time point for mdx and control samples based upon 8 data points (2 biological replicates with 4 technical replicates each).

Furthermore, quantification of fluorescence intensity of living cells shows an acceptable reproducibility of cell viability among PIREs (mean normalized intensity per PIRE was 1 ± 0.138).

Figure 7b shows the fluorescence intensities of the microparticles and microcapsules measured as the mean normalized intensity of gray color as dependent on the amount of QDs used for encoding them.

The mean normalized intensity (mean ± STD) averaged over different emulsions at 30°C is shown.

Good correlation (correlation coefficient=0.86) was observed between mean normalized intensity and traditional serum antibody dilution titer.

Moreover, in both living and fixed cells the values of mean normalized intensity are reduced in senescent cells.

The clusters with mean normalized intensity larger than the normalized intensity of the histographic peak plus 0.2, that is, Ipeak + 0.2, were selected.

Our studies here revealed that folding of the nuclear lamina is associated with changes in the mean normalized intensity and skewness change during senescence and aging.

PermutMatrix (Version 1.9.3; http://www.lirmm.fr/~caraux/PermutMatrix/index.html) was used to cluster genes related to plant hormone biosynthesis according to their mean normalized intensity values [ 80].