The phrase "area flank" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts, such as military terminology or geographical descriptions, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The troops were positioned at the area flank to provide support during the operation."
Alternatives: "side area" or "flank zone".
The following clinical symptoms were recorded: frequent urination, painful urination, cloudy urine, blood in urine, pain in pelvic area, flank pain, pain in low back, and fever.
Patients with clinical symptoms of UTI (i.e., >1 of the following symptoms: frequent urination; painful urination; hematuria; cloudy urine; or pain in pelvic area, flank, or low back) were referred from nearby pharmacies and informed about the project.
The name refers to the area flanking the viaduct south of Grand Central.
COMMON SPACES: The main entrance opens into the kitchen, living and dining area, flanked by original wood ceilings and concrete floors.
Lahore consists of an old city area flanked on the southeast by newer commercial, industrial, and residential areas that are in turn ringed by suburbs.
Arrosto 25 South Regent Street Port Chester (914) 939-2727 arrostorestaurant.com WORTH IT THE SPACE The entrance through a charming covered sidewalk (for summer dining) leads to a dining area flanked by a roomy bar and work station, beyond which is a vast open dining space.
Cincinnati Arch, geologic anticlinal (archlike) structure influential during the Paleozoic Era (542 million to 251 million years ago); it existed as a persistent low-lying land area flanked by seas covering a large part of the continent while connected with the ocean.
Outdoors, the resort-style grounds center on a pool area flanked by cabanas, a fire pit and an outdoor kitchen.
DNA isolated from Myb-27, PG-1 and Myb-237 lines was used to produce PCR products covering the area flanked by primer set 7 (extending from the 35S promoter to the g7 termination signal, Fig. 1A).
This area, flanked on the west by an area at high risk for TBE (Kreis Konstanz), is also at risk for TBE.
Unlike the Geraniaceae (Guisinger et al. 2011) and Oenothera (Onagraceae) (Greiner et al. 2008), where inversions are often flanked by tandem or palindromic repeats, in soybean (Saski et al. 2005) or in the plastomes of any of the other Glycine species reported here, there is not a higher percentage of repeats in the area flanking the 51-kb inversion.
