The phrase "and differing intensities of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in strength, degree, or magnitude of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The study examined the effects of various stimuli on participants, focusing on their emotional responses and differing intensities of engagement."
Alternatives: "and varying levels of" or "and different degrees of".
In line with the procedure used by McMorris and Hale [4] in their meta-analysis on the effects of differing intensities of acute exercise on different aspects of cognition, and based on the classification from Borer [21], we distinguished "low," "moderate," and "high" intensities.
Thus there is a clear need for both an impact and cost-effectiveness analysis of differing intensities of brief alcohol intervention.
In another meta-analysis examining effects of differing intensities of acute exercise on cognition, McMorris and Hale [4] showed that speed and accuracy were affected differently; moderate intensity exercise produced faster speeds of processing without a significant change in accuracy.
In his Principles of Psychology (1890), William James promoted the idea of differing intensities of conscious experience across the animal kingdom, an idea that was echoed by the leading British psychologist of his day, Conwy Lloyd Morgan in his 1894 textbook An Introduction to Comparative Psychology.
The potential for differing intensities of human exposure to rodent species harboring MPXV exists between the two areas, but has yet to be demonstrated.
This analysis of 3,547 patients (1,814 of whom received DP) in randomized comparative clinical trials includes 7 of the 22 published studies (until December 2008), but is broadly representative as it comprises a wide patient age range and derives from areas of widely differing intensity of malaria transmission.
Prostate cancer survival results are particularly difficult to interpret given the unknown impact of differing intensity of PSA testing in different countries leading to overdiagnosis of non-fatal disease.
