"consistent intensity" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that maintains a steady level of intensity over time or in a particular situation. For example: - The athlete's consistent intensity throughout the entire game impressed the coach. - The band's performance was praised for its consistent intensity from start to finish. - Despite the long hours and difficult tasks, the team's consistent intensity never wavered.
What he hopes the world sees is consistent intensity and aggressiveness, an approach that has clearly made an impression on his bullpen partners.
Kidd said he wanted his teammates to play with consistent intensity, but was not sure why that was missing in Memphis.
He found himself with the wrong body at the wrong time, one that kept breaking down at the very time a manager arrived at the club who demanded his players perform with consistent intensity.
Since each speech utterance was recorded separately, the maximum amplitude of each file was uniformly rescaled to an identical level to maintain consistent intensity.
That, coach Clay Helton said, is what separates Pittman — his consistent intensity at practice.
She practices with consistent intensity that makes her dependable in games.
Transcripts were selected that exhibited a consistent band intensity among samples within treatments and different intensities across treatments.
(a) Fluorescence recording for calcium flux from 5 randomly selected areas (R1-5) in a field (left panel) showed consistent fluorescence intensity change and slight delay from left to right among different areas of spontaneously beating GCaMP6s RhiPSC-CMs (right panel).
The infrastructure of the system is an orthographic facet image library that systematically collects surface intensities from multiple aerial images into a database, eliminates the effects of shadows and occlusions, and forms a complete and consistent surface intensity representation.
Furthermore, uniformity of coating to projections was independently confirmed by consistent fluorescence intensity on the projections – measured by confocal microscopy images of Nanopatches coated with a fluorescent dye (rhodamine-dextran; used as a surrogate of vaccine for coating).
Although the pattern of EGFP accumulation was remarkably consistent, the intensity of the signal showed some variation between lines, presumably due to position effects associated with transgene insertion and/or to differences in number of piggyBac insertions.
