The phrase "as the intercept of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or statistical contexts to describe a point where a line crosses an axis, typically in a graph.
Example: "The regression line can be expressed as the intercept of the y-axis, indicating the expected value when all independent variables are zero."
Alternatives: "as the point of intersection" or "as the crossing point of".
β0 is interpreted as the intercept of the response surface with the y-axis and {βi| 1 ≤ i ≤ m} are known as the partial regression coefficients.
The rate of change in %Rec and %Det was defined as the slope of the regression line and the initial value as the intercept of the regression line.
The exchange current density (J0) is obtained as the intercept of the extrapolated linear region of the curve when the over-potential is zero; J0 is tantamount to the catalytic activity of the electrode.
If these data are well described by a positive linear relationship, then a Klinkenberg effect is observed and the true sample permeability is taken as the intercept of the linear regression that describes the data.
The modeling assumes that there are no missing events at time zero (the present day) under the present global volcano monitoring systems and the present day recurrence rate (the eruption frequency; events/ka) is calculated as the intercept of the fitted function at time zero.
In this way we retained shooting as the intercept of the regression to check for differential predation.
Consequently, the amount of product released in this burst, shown as the intercept on the y-axis of the graph, also gives the amount of functional enzyme which is present in the assay.
The LCP was obtained as the intercept on the horizontal axis of the PI curve [ 29].
As for the intercept of the circular regression "β", a clear difference was found between the two monkeys: the average RT was 317 mSDc±22 SD in M1R; while the average was 499 mSDc±16 SD in M2L, (T-test, p<0.001).
As a result, the intercept of the model was estimated as if all patients were considered to have a complete follow up of 10 years.
The standard cell potentials (E°cell) were determined at different temperatures from the respective calibration plots as the intercepts of these plots at p[Cu] = 0 and were used to determine the isothermal temperature coefficient (dEo/dt) of the cell [31].
