The phrase "a function of intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, science, or any field where relationships between variables are discussed.
Example: "The brightness of the light is a function of intensity, meaning that as the intensity increases, so does the brightness."
Alternatives: "dependent on intensity" or "related to intensity".
The second model describes the probability of exceeding different damage states as a function of intensity.
The improvement in the CPT resonance amplitude as a function of intensity of the excitation light agrees well with the theory based on ideal open and closed Lambda systems.
The response of UV activatable photochromic and enzymatic TTI was studied and modeled as a function of intensity of UV-activation or enzyme concentration.
Specifically examined is the input output function, or loudness growth as a function of intensity in both normal and pathological conditions.
Two models for vulnerability assessment expressing the vulnerability of buildings to debris flow and the corresponding model uncertainty are proposed: The first model describes the degree of loss as a function of intensity representing uncertainty by uncertainty bands.
New capabilities of this implementation include the ability to calculate hazard curves which describe the distribution of the exceedance probability as a function of intensity (e.g., tephra load) on a grid of points covering the target area.
Other comments might be considered valuable by the authors, too. 1) There is no way around that any value calculated as a function of intensities in the MS/MS spectrum depends on the accuracy of the intensity measurements.
The transition from linear to superlinear dependence of the ASE intensity as a function of pump intensity can be used as an indication of the ASE threshold.
Pooling standard deviations as a function of minimum intensity instead of average intensity may benefit such models.
Previous studies have shown that the variance of intensities tends to grow linearly as a function of the intensity levels (heteroscedasticity) [34].
By our assumption, the spots are undetectable because of the intensity level, or the probability of missing is a function of the intensity.
