The phrase "a common axial" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is frequently related to an axis, but without additional context, its usage is ambiguous.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a common axial that influenced the results across multiple experiments."
Alternatives: "a shared axis" or "a typical axis".
The table speed was selected to cover an axial FOV of a standard five-bed scan (a common clinical axial FOV) in the same time as the SS mode.
First, instead of the common axial growth, GaSb adopts a lateral growth mode, thus forming shell layers on GaAs core NWs.
This developed pump has common axial piston pump kinematics and loads acting on slipper pad.
This is the first documentation of nIR MCD for any human CYPs and the rather remarkable differences in ligand field among substrate-free CYPs despite the common axial ligand, H2O.
In addition to their association with KD, ERAP1 polymorphisms have been found to be associated with ankylosing spondylitis, an HLA class I mediated autoimmune disease, and enthesitis, a common inflammatory arthritis characterized by axial skeletal inflammation [24].
The method is based on the following formula: (25) K eff = 337.5 R mis ∗ (0.0276 ∗ AL + 0.3635 ), where Keff is corneal power to be included in calculation formulas, Rmis is patient mean radius of curvature measured with a common keratometry, and AL is axial length.
The stability of prismatic columns subjected to internal axial loads is a common issue during engineering analysis and design.
Previous studies have shown that small extra axial haemorrhages are a common MRI finding in asymptomatic term newborns.
Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a common inflammatory arthritis that affects the axial skeleton and peripheral joints [ 1]; it is usually accompanied by lower back pain, peripheral arthritis, enthesis and iritis, and even spinal deformity and ankylosis, ultimately limiting the mobility of the spine and other joints [ 2].
Due to its efficiency, Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP) jacketing has become a common practice for confining concrete columns that need increased axial strength, axial ductility or shear capacities.
