The phrase "asymmetrical points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing geometry, design, or any situation where points or elements are not evenly distributed or balanced.
Example: "The artist's work features asymmetrical points that draw the viewer's eye in unexpected directions."
Alternatives: "uneven points" or "disparate points".
The interlaminar shear strength was obtained by conducting an asymmetrical four-point bending test.
24 Beams were tested in an asymmetrical four-point flexure test configuration, considering three different reinforcement ratios.
The HN model adopted furnishes reasonable analytical representations for all the complex modulus components and allows an asymmetrical inflection point for the dynamic modulus and storage modulus master curves on the log log scale, effectively overcoming the drawbacks of the conventional sigmoidal function in characterizing the asphalt concrete linear viscoelastic (LVE) behavior.
Moreover, the inhibition or knockdown of MELK was associated with an increased number of asymmetrical forks, pointing to a higher frequency (~40%) of stalled forks.
In the current implementation, resolution can be specified by any real number that is larger than 0. As previously mentioned, there are 12 cages that are symmetrical and 18 cages with an asymmetrical distribution of points.
The funnel plot shows a slightly asymmetrical distribution of points; however the rank-correlation test of Begg's (p=0.095) and Egger's (p=0.112) showed a non-significant publication bias.
Because, the laser beam was oblique to the surface the reflectance pattern was asymmetrical near the point of incidence, but the diffuse reflectance far from the source formed concentric circles, approximately, and the distance between the origin of the x-coordinate and the centre of the concentric circles is the distance Δx, and the centre of the concentric circles is also calculated.
For the studied clinoptilolite samples, DTG-curves were asymmetrical and some characteristic points were identified (Fig. 3).
Finally, the Egger's regression test for the detection of publication bias showed an asymmetrical distribution of the points in the funnel-plot (Intercept 1.55; 95%CI[0.61-2.49], p = 0.002), indicating a potential publication bias.
