The phrase "axis marks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to graphs, charts, or diagrams where specific points or lines on an axis are indicated for reference.
Example: "The graph clearly shows the axis marks at intervals of 10, making it easier to read the data."
Alternatives: "axis labels" or "axis indicators".
Blue axis marks the time window of waveforms used to estimate tremor locations (from 11 45 to 12 10) Fig. 4 (a) Waveform, (b) running spectrum, and (c) power spectra of UD component at station ROPW.
The arrow on the top axis marks the position of the dyad.
The vertical axis indicates the execution time in seconds, and the horizontal axis marks the number of entries in a batch query.
The left vertical axis indicates the proportion of genes involved and the right vertical axis marks the exact number of genes.
The unfilled diamond under the horizontal axis marks the original observed effect size (0.09, see Table 1) and the black diamond marks the corrected estimate of the effect size: 0.07 [0.10] 0.10].
3/10 This egg uses heavily seasoned Cumberland sausage meat, so, naturally, its flavours can be plotted almost exclusively on an axis marked pepperiness/spiciness.
A small motor slowly turns the laser on an axis, marking off the hours of our days as surely as old death takes our lives piece by piece.
To compare astigmatic outcomes in patients with bilateral cataracts having toric intraocular lens (IOL) implantation with intraoperative aberrometry measurements in 1 eye and standard power calculation and a toric IOL calculator with inked axis marking in the contralateral eye.
We, however, observed a transient state half way between the two binding sites, 40 nm off axis (marked in orange).
We, however, observed a transient state half way between the two binding sites, 40 nm off axis (marked in orange), which rules out this geometry.
The individual spectral power profiles were subsequently averaged across subjects and the result from the group analysis is displayed in Fig. 2. Low-frequency fluctuations in eye position, recorded during visual fixation and BOLD image data acquisition, are substantially larger along the vertical axis (marked in red in Fig. 2) than along the horizontal axis (marked in blue).
