The phrase "axis lead" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in a specific technical or specialized context, such as engineering or design, where "axis" and "lead" have defined meanings.
Example: "The axis lead must be adjusted to ensure proper alignment of the components."
Alternatives: "axis guidance" or "axial lead".
Mantle plume mixing along the Reykjanes Ridge axis: Lead isotopic evidence.
The Poynting Robertson effect and secular perturbations of the semi-major axis lead to the formation of weak stochastic trajectories.
The coordinate system has difficulties, however, when applied to cortical locations: (1) it can be difficult to locate the posterior commissure (PC); (2) the fundamental axis is short, and errors in specifying the axis lead to large errors at the cortical surface; (3) there is no normalisation for brain size.
The VDU's increased distance from Mirs axis lead to an 85% decrease in fuel consumption, reducing the amount of propellant required to orient the station.
In summary, alterations not only in TP53 but along the whole p53 axis lead to decreased overall survival and therapy resistance in CLL.
If only the between-studies variances of sensitivity and specificity are equal then the three methods (D on S, R&G and Major axis) lead to the same SROC curve.
Rotterdam's cultural axis leads straight from the main rail station along the Mauritsweg.
The second is reconciliation: looking for diplomatic opportunities to bring the Sunni axis, led by the Saudis, toward some rapprochement with the Shiite axis, led by Iran.
Specifically, dysregulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenocortical (HPA) axis leads to increased systemic cortisol concentrations.
The axis leads past the Witte de Withstraat, the street where the Netherlands Foto Institute is situated, as well as the Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art.
Importantly, perturbation of the ATR RASSF1A LATS1 signalling axis leads to genomic defects associated with loss of BRCA2 function and contributes to genomic instability and 'BRCA-ness' in lung cancers.
