The phrase "accompanying axis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to graphs, charts, or any situation where an axis is paired with another element or variable.
Example: "In the graph, the accompanying axis represents the temperature changes over the year."
Alternatives: "associated axis" or "complementary axis".
Finally, the study only assessed anxiety disorders and major depressive episodes and did not assess the degree of impairment to daily functioning caused by clinical perfectionism, or accompanying Axis I disorders, before treatment or afterwards.
successful treatment of clinical perfectionism would result in an improvement in any accompanying Axis I diagnoses.
(3) successful treatment of clinical perfectionism would result in an improvement in any accompanying Axis I diagnoses.
Thus, a parallel decrease in cell motility and in cell flux to the PSM accompanies axis elongation slow down.
Ion-irradiation gave rise to the formation of structural deterioration along a and c axis, accompanying with the appearance of widespread clastic morphology among the irradiated zone of IPyC.
PL enhancement factor (left axis) accompanied with the extinction spectra (right axis) for (b) Ag40 and (c) Ag80.
To update the front rear axis accompanied by the state transition, we propose the following: (2 where is the front rear axis and the suffix i represents the cells that change position by the lattice replacement.
Altered monoamine neurotransmission accompanied by hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis dysfunction and autonomic nervous system hyperactivity have been associated with major depressive disorder (MDD).
In conclusion, we have found that female rhesus monkeys with different patterns of adaptive behavior demonstrate similar age-related changes in the activity of the HPA axis accompanied by absolute and/or relative hypercortisolemia.
Actin cytoskeleton in meristematic cells normally consisted of dense, randomly oriented actin network whereas suspensor cells showed long, thick actin cables oriented longitudinally to the cell axis accompanied by transversely oriented thinner actin filaments.
The loss of flexibility observed on reducing positive feedback is therefore mainly a consequence of the output ellipsoid contracting along this axis (accompanied by a roughly proportional contraction along the others).
