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The phrase "as a function of light intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical contexts to describe how one variable changes in relation to the intensity of light.
Example: "The growth rate of the plants varied as a function of light intensity, showing significant increases at higher levels."
Alternatives: "in relation to light intensity" or "depending on light intensity".
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Inset in (b) shows Jsc as a function of light intensity for both types of cells.
(c) Photovoltage decay lifetime of charges in both architectures as a function of light intensity.
The inset in Figure 2 shows the steady-state photocurrent as a function of light intensity.
Figure 3b depicts the calculated responsivity as a function of light intensity.
Figure3 shows the β parameter as a function of light intensity (expressed in Lux) for a solar-harvesting system.
Finally, the effects of light illumination were studied and it was found that the depletion region shifts its position as a function of light intensity.
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For example, for a solar panel, β will be a function of light intensity.
Simple model calculations were performed to evaluate the radial light intensity profile as a function of input light intensity and angle of incidence, diameter, length, wall thickness and surface roughness of tubes.
Figure 3b shows the photocurrent as a function of the light intensity for a single nanowire irradiated with the 312 nm UV light.
(d) Transient charge as a function of incident light intensity for both architectures.
Figure 3b shows the photo-induced current (normalized to that at 1 Sun) for Sample d2 with and without dye as a function of incident light intensity.
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