The phrase "a rather high intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of intensity that is significant or above average in various contexts, such as physical activity, emotions, or experiences.
Example: "The workout was challenging, pushing me to a rather high intensity that I wasn't used to."
Alternatives: "a fairly high intensity" or "a somewhat elevated intensity."
EPR signals of surface carbon-doped TiO2 samples (C-TiO2-2, C-TiO2-3) are practisotropicotropic and are characterized by rather high intensity.
This way the operator tends to response more to rather high intensity differences between the center block and its neighboring blocks, while being robust against small intensity variations.
One may argue that the rather high intensity of HIIT may provoke cardiovascular complications during exercise at least in subjects with cardiovascular diseases.
Despite dose reduction or delays, a rather high-dose intensity could be maintained during the study, with a median value of 0.87 mg/m/week versus a theoretical value of 1 mg/m/week.
The samples from the 19th DLR PFC and TEXUS-49 mission also show a rather high variation in fluorescence intensities and 4(b)).
30 INT consists of 'repeated short-to-long bouts of rather high-intensity exercise interspersed with recovery periods'.
White-light continuum generated in an optical fiber provides rather high spectral intensity and focus ability [ 13]; however, short- and long-term stability of this continuum is rather limited.
The results showed that moderate intensity continuous exercise rather than high intensity interval exercise training improved early HRR1.
For a T1-weighted sequence with a TR (time between two consecutive RF pulse signals or between successive excitations) of 300 ms and a TE (time between echoes=between middle of exciting RF pulse signal and middle of spin echo production) of 17 ms, the fat tissue containing pixels have rather high signal intensities, whereas the non-fat pixels show lower signal intensities.
Transitions of their expression (except for OsNAS3) indicated by signal intensities were also similar, i.e., the signal intensities of these genes increased according to the Fe-deficiency treatment in the Fe-deficient plants, whereas the rather high signal intensities at 3 h gradually decreased during 36 h in the control plants (Figure 3B).
