The phrase "above average intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of intensity that exceeds the norm or typical range in various contexts, such as fitness, emotions, or performance.
Example: "The workout today was of above average intensity, pushing me to my limits."
Alternatives: "greater than average intensity" or "higher than normal intensity".
One cycle of above-average intensity hurricanes is far from conclusive evidence to prove any assertions regarding the impact of global warming, but it is more than enough political ammunition for those looking for it.
Our participants received a near average to above-average intensity of ABA as a group, and paid monthly fees to the agency/agencies that ranged from approximately US $175 to $5,875 (based on parental information, according to the currency exchange rate at the time of this study).
Bright pixels in the AIA 1700 Å images are flagged by using an intensity threshold of 3.5σ above the average intensity.
'Present genes' was defined by having an average intensity above 100, when examining the gene expression arrays (HuGene ST 1.0; Affymetrix) of the OSCC and controls.
Intensity values above the average intensities of the negative controls were taken as positive signal and signal intensities greater than 2-fold or higher than untreated cells were considered to be a significant change.
In addition, the following variables were calculated by sample plots: the laser pulse intensities accumulating in percentiles (i 10, i 30,…, i 90), the average intensity value of above-ground hits, the proportion of ground hits versus canopy hits using a threshold value of 0.1 m (veg), and the average height (h mean) and standard deviation of the above-ground hits (h sd).
For this category of genes, 43.4% of the identified pTF/Xl-PSIDs have average intensity values above four.
As expected, RT-PCR experiments with inner ear RNA confirmed the presence of 100% of eight genes that mapped to Xl-PSIDs with average intensity levels above six.
Since approximately 63.4% of Xl-PSIDs were scored with average intensity levels above four, we estimated that two-thirds of the X. laevis GeneChip® could be used to detect Xenopus inner ear transcripts.
All data used for analysis had an average intensity 2.5 fold above local background, and a regression ratio >0.6 before further filtering based on indicated variations among different samples.
