The phrase "axis section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, engineering, or design, where a specific section or slice of an axis is being referred to.
Example: "In the architectural drawing, the axis section illustrates the alignment of the building's main features."
Alternatives: "cross-section" or "axis slice".
a TTC staining of serial short axis section confirmed the formation of myocardial infarction at anterior septal and anterior wall myocardium.
The short axis section of the involved intrapelvic small bowel shows the halo sign, representing a low-density submucosal layer with mucosal and subserosal enhancement (small arrows).
Resolution in the z axis (section thickness) was 20 nm.
In the central axis section, the dose within the target area was stipulated to be no less than 95% and no more than 105% of the prescribed dose.
Short axis sections were analysed by manual segmentation of left ventricle using ImageJ (Rasband, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, USA).
The second iteration considers taxonomic matches at the rank of genus and subdivides the e-value axis by 2 h-1 sections (hence, the e-value axis sections double in size); this is shown in Figure 2B.
As mentioned earlier in the On-axis section, Lomov et al. (Ivanov et al. 2009; Lomov et al. 2009) have reported loading direction sensitivity (warp, weft, bias) of 3D woven composites but the materials were limited to ORT architecture.
We obtained images along the z-axis were stacked with each z-axis section separated by 0.5 µm and the fluorescence values for each pixel were summed.
Images were processed using the Laser sharp 2000 software and Image J. The Z-axis section was used to present the results.
Five-micron LV short-axis sections were processed adjacent to the plane of sections for autoradiography.
All data from the 99mTc-tetrofosmin SPECT studies were reformatted to obtain short-axis, horizontal and vertical long-axis sections.
