The phrase "a reduced intensity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in strength, force, or degree of something, such as light, sound, or emotion.
Example: "The experiment showed a reduced intensity of light when the filter was applied."
Alternatives: "a diminished level of" or "a lower degree of".
In addition, results also indicate that the level of damage was influenced significantly by environmental factors, represented by a reduced intensity of light, wet or slippery roadways and the type of collision.
A significant decrease in their concentrations in the growing pool of EC after pretreatment with hybrid nanocomplexes clearly coincides with a reduced intensity of tumor growth.
From the XRD analysis, it can be concluded that the addition of surfactants results in a reduced intensity of the diffraction peaks for the as-synthesized MBH samples, but still maintains the crystalline phase of the material.
There was found an ability of the synthesized nanocomplexes based on rare earth orthovanadates and cholesterol to inhibit the growth of CD44+ cell pool (CD44high, CD44+CD24–, CD44+CD24+) that was accompanied by a reduced intensity of EC growth (by 75%) and increased survival of the animal with tumors (in 3.5 times) in comparison with the control.
Also, a reduced intensity of electron-dense desmosomes is visible at the junction between muscle fibres and the internal tendons compare Fig. 2K and Fig. 2J.
During the first week, a reduced intensity of 20% 1RM for each exercise was performed.
Moreover, the same result was observed for an increased 18 hour exposure time but at a reduced intensity level of 3.574 MA·m−1.
Fludarabine (160 mg/m) and alemtuzumab (80mg) with i.v. busulfan (260 mg/m) or melphalan (140 mg/m) was used as a reduced intensity regimen of T-cell replete peripheral blood stem cell transplantation for hematologic malignancies (n = 7), but antithymocyte globulin was used instead of alemtuzumab in one patient due to a physician's preference.
At 488 nm, mRFP1 still shows over 35% excitation efficiency compared to its maximum absorption at 584 nm [26], [33], which does not constitute a major drawback to the measurement other than a globally reduced intensity of the mRFP1 fluorescence.
Chemical treatment results in a slightly reduced intensity of the diffraction peak, as shown in Figure 2. DSC analyses confirm the existence of organic groups on the chemically treated CNFs.
In the majority of these cases, the DFMO treatment caused a markedly reduced intensity of the respective spot, with the exception of one spot, whose intensity was increased upon DFMO treatment.
