The phrase "a diminished intensity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reduction in the strength or degree of something, such as emotions, sensations, or phenomena.
Example: "After the medication, there was a diminished intensity of pain, allowing her to function more normally throughout the day."
Alternatives: "a reduced level of" or "a lower degree of".
Another common experience is a diminished intensity of orgasm and painful uterine contractions after orgasm, although the women surveyed by Siecus said over all that they remained satisfied with sex.
When Mac first started vaping meth, he experienced a diminished intensity of drug effects, which was difficult for him.
mES↓c-myc cells display a nearly complete loss of the H3-K27me3 andiminishedshed intensity of H3-K4me3 in the Jak2 promoter region.
One group of cells, represented by OVCAR5, appeared to degrade the pre-labeled ECM, showing a diminished intensity of the ECM fibers immediately underneath the cell clusters (compare bottom panels of Figure 1A with 1F).
In addition, the biomarker profiles were consistent with a diminished intensity of a systemic inflammatory state in association with the use of insulin sensitizers.
In contrast, there was a diminished intensity of staining of dermal collagen in the skin of wild-type UV-irradiated mice (WT-UVR), and collagen bundles appeared to be less tightly packed (Fig. 3A).
All other recombinant proteins showed only a slightly diminished intensity of the shoulder at 420 nm indicating that less Fe/S cluster was associated with these mutant proteins after biosynthesis in E. coli, but that the Fe/S cluster was still able to bind HCF101 to a limited extent (results not shown).
The studies of the Hotchkiss group showed that synthetic, broad spectrum inhibitors of apoptosis (such as Z-VAD), if given before onset of CLP in mice, would reduce caspase activation and cause diminished intensity of lymphoid cell apoptosis, resulting in improved survival after CLP (Hotchkiss et al, 1999).
A single-shifted band of diminished intensity was observed in untreated normal nuclear extracts, compared to 4 shifted bands in SSc nuclear extracts and TGFβ-treated normal nuclear extracts.
Staining for the zonula occludens complex (ZO-1) and adherens complex (alpha, beta, and gamma catenins) revealed diminished intensity and redistribution of each cytoskeletal protein from the apico-lateral membrane boundary.
If it arrives at the boundary at the critical angle, then the emerging light will be of diminished intensity and will assume a direction parallel and close to the boundary; most of the light will be reflected.
