The phrase "anatomical intersection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, anatomy, or medical discussions, particularly when referring to the point where different anatomical structures meet or cross.
Example: "The anatomical intersection of the arteries is crucial for understanding blood flow in the body."
Alternatives: "anatomical junction" or "anatomical convergence".
This ROI is the intersection of the anatomical RIFG (Automated Anatomical Labeling based [Automated Anatomical Labeling, AAL, Caen University, France]) and the stop-related (SS > Go) or NoGo-related (NoGo > Go) activations in control subjects.
The distance from the tip of anatomical axis to the intersection between the anatomical axis and line A was measured on the pre-operative AP film ('distance A'distance
The distance from the most proximal point of anatomical axis to the intersection between the anatomical axis and line B was measured on the post-operative AP film (termed 'distance B'distance
The predictive algorithm was developed using a simplified model comprising of a CORA at the intersection of a proximal anatomical axis and a distal anatomical axis.
The selection of the individual ROIs was constrained by the intersection of two masks: (1) anatomical mask of the relevant region (i.e. inferior frontal gyrus for IFG, middle temporal gyrus for MTG, fusiform gyrus for FG, superior temporal gyrus for STG); (2) spherical mask of 10 mm radius centered on the group maximum of the relevant region.
To provide information on the anatomical relationship of the grey and white matter changes, an intersection map of all four DTI metrics (derived by combining the individual mean-adjusted bvFTD versus healthy control result maps, thresholded using FWE-correction P < 0.05) were overlaid on the map of grey matter atrophy.
The location of V3A was based on previously reported coordinates (Tootell et al., 1997 b ; Smith et al., 1998; McKeefry et al., 2010) and representative anatomical landmarks in its vicinity, such as the transverse occipital sulcus and its intersection with the intraparietal sulcus.
Examples of intersections with extents beyond 1,000 concepts for the disorder domain include: Anatomical Abnormality ∩ Disease or Syndrome Congenital Abnormality ∩ Disease or Syndrome, and Neoplastic Process ∩ Experimental Model of Disease.
Anatomical identification is also quite reliable for visual areas outside V1, e.g., V5 lies at the intersection of the ascending limb of the inferior temporal sulcus and the lateral occipital sulcus [11, 12].
