The phrase "a varying intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that changes in strength or degree over time or in different situations.
Example: "The storm exhibited a varying intensity, shifting from light rain to heavy downpours throughout the day."
Alternatives: "a fluctuating intensity" or "an inconsistent intensity."
After swearing an oath and saying that he had been following British politics "with a varying intensity" for sixty years, Murdoch said rumors that he was angry with David Cameron, the Prime Minister, for setting up the inquiry, were "untrue": "The need is fairly obvious.
Flies were trained by pairing of one odor with DEET and the other odor with a varying intensity of electric shock.
The simplest way of obtaining a "discrete" image consisting of a small number of image intensities, each corresponding to a different type of material (see the histogram in Fig. 1 c) from one with a continuously varying intensity, is to threshold the reconstruction defining all pixels within a given intensity range as belonging to one class of material.
This analysis produces terminal restriction fragments (TRF) of different lengths, each represented by a peak of varying intensity depending on their abundance.
In conclusion, rash, which occurred in a spectrum of varying intensity, was the most common ADR associated with LTG; it was also the most common reason for the discontinuation of treatment.
Tinnitus is defined as a perceived noise of varying intensity, loudness and pitch in the absence of an external sound [ 1, 2] Although the experience of short bursts of noise is almost universal, tinnitus is typically defined as noise that lasts at least 5 minutes [ 3].
At a bar, chocolates of varying intensity and from around the globe can be sampled with wines, spirits and cocktails.
Tinnitus is a chronic noise of varying intensity, loudness and pitch that has no external source.
A few references, of varying intensity, to Cézanne and more generally to French post-Impressionism, but above all the determination to take pictorial experimentation to its limits.
Between mosaic and painting, the art with which it has most in common, there has been a reciprocal influence of varying intensity.
Most tumor samples showed a membranous staining with varying intensity.
