The phrase "axis intercept" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematics and statistics to refer to the points where a line or curve crosses the axes on a graph.
Example: "To find the axis intercepts of the equation, we need to set y to zero for the x-intercept and x to zero for the y-intercept."
Alternatives: "intercept on the axis" or "axis crossing point".
where b and m are the y axis intercept and slope of the ramp.
As a preliminary estimate, the Z re axis intercept at high frequency (or left x axis intercept, ~ 1 MHz) can be approximated as the ionic and electronic resistance contributions in parallel, whereas the intercept at very low frequency (or right x axis intercept, ~ 0.1 Hz) is predominantly the electronic resistance contribution.
A magnified image (inset, Fig. 7a) in the higher frequency region shows the real axis intercept provides equivalent series resistance (ESR, Rs) along with the semicircular impedance loop whose diameter gives the charge transfer resistance (Rct).
The αKi for CC-EO and cinnamaldehyde were calculated from the 1/v axis intercept replots (eq 3).
According to the Curie-Weiss law, the horizontal axis intercept of M−1-T curve is the Curie temperature TC of ferromagnetic materials.
The slope, s, and the vertical axis intercept, i, increased with an increase in gallic acid or gallic acid glucoside content (Fig. 5a and b).
A moderate slope and a positive y-axis intercept for both GPP and RE characterizes the relationship between ET and carbon fluxes during the dry period (Fig. 4a).
Similar to the dry season, the y-axis intercept in ETa RE would account for a net carbon loss when ETa approaches zero.
The y-axis intercept for 7-h IVSD was below 90% starch for corn, barley, and rye feeds and greater than 90% for the other tested feeds.
In addition, the slightly higher slope and y-axis intercept of ETa GPP than ETa RE would account for a weak and almost invariant carbon sink capacity during this period.
This can also be inferred from the positive y-axis intercept for both GPP and RE in Fig. 4a, indicating photosynthetic and respiratory capacity when ETa is close to zero.
