The phrase "and a midpoint of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific point that divides a segment or range into two equal parts, often in mathematical or analytical contexts.
Example: "The average of the two values serves as a midpoint of the data set, providing a central reference point."
Alternatives: "and a central point of" or "and a dividing point of".
A food toxin (domoic acid) calibration curve was produced, with %CVs ranging from 2.7 to 7.8%, and a midpoint of approximately 17 ng/ml with further optimisation possible.
Anxiety was measured with six items with a maximum score of 42, meaning highly anxious, and a midpoint of 24.
We repeated the titration using an initial concentration of PLCβ1 that is above the Kd, 10 nM, to verify that the association was shifted to the stoichiometric regime, and a midpoint of 10 nM was obtained (data not shown).
Condo prices throughout the state increased 11percentt during the year-long period and hit a midpoint of $152,000.
These were responses that reflected a clear preference for perfect health over the MDS health state but responders were not willing to accept a 0.5 year loss in length of life to achieve perfect health, and hence a midpoint of 0.95 utility score was assigned.
The thermal denaturation of p16C is cooperative and reversible, with a midpoint of transition at 30.5(±1)°C.
Then, in August, GWU released its report, estimating excess deaths at between 2,658 and 3,290, with a midpoint of 2,975, in the six months after the storm made landfall.
While analysts were expecting revenue guidance to hit $93 billion, Apple forecasts between $89 billion and $93 billion with a midpoint of $91 billion according to Reuters.
Throughout the state, condo and town-home prices were at a midpoint of $150,000 in October, which was an increase of just 7.2percentt from October 2014.
During the third quarter of 2009, sales prices in the region hit a midpoint of $50,000 and had fallen by $64,000 over the course of a year, according to data from the National Association of Realtors.
The items for the recommended Anger short form are in the Additional file 1, along with a score conversion table based on IRT that converts summed scores into the corresponding scale scores using the standard PROMIS metric with a midpoint of 50 and standard deviation 10.
