"point of junction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a place where two or more paths, roads, etc., join or intersect. For example, "The point of junction between the two highways is crowded with cars during rush hour."
The MMES score for each junction read is calculated as:
When out for a walk, the collie will sit at the point of a junction and wait to see which way to go.
The surface of substrate after removal of oxide film revealed that the crystals were regularly ordered aluminum pillars placed at every fourfold point of cell junction.
Finally, MMES can give a rough estimate of the positions of mismatches: When a read was divided into "long arm" and "short arm" by the middle point of exon junction, in most cases, mismatches on "long arm" have no effect on MMES score, while mismatches on "short arm" will reduce the MMES score.
There is significant congruence in these studies, which showed that Mus81 Mms4/EME1 from all organisms studied greatly prefer substrates that contain a discontinuity or nick adjacent to the branch point of the junction (Fig. 4).
Abundant intestinal epithelia are the fundamental architectures for intestinal barrier and the attachment points of tight junction complexes, increased intestinal apoptosis would cause intestinal tight junction dysfunction in liver cirrhosis subsequently.
When the temperature rises above the melting point of the Seebeck junction, the TC would break working as a position marker.
The reported maximum constriction point of the gap junction sits within the TM domain [10].
For cortical bone parameter analyses, tibial 2 mm midshaft regions of interest (ROI) were selected, starting from the anatomical point of the tibiofibular junction in each specimen.
