Sentence examples for surface of the flank from inspiring English sources

A negative association was found between the response to phytohaemagglutinin and the surface of the flank gland.

A significant relationship was observed between the surface of the flank gland Sgland and the specific richness in helminth (F4,126 = 3.091, P = 0.018).

A tendency was observed for the whole dataset, and this was significant when considering Dqa1 homozygotes, as indicated by the significant interaction observed between the surface of the flank gland and the Dqa1 heterozygosity (P = 0.039, Fig. 3).

(b) At the surface of the southeastern flank of Mt. Ontake, no significant difference is seen between the first- and second-order curves.

The surface of the western flank of Pu'u 'Ō'ō cone was observed to be briefly lifted immediately before the onset of the fissure eruption (Figure 10b; Additional file 12), presumably due to magma injection through this part of the cone.

The ALs in treated animals often were elongated (Fig. 7B D) and displaced laterally relative to their normal positions on the anterior surface of the protocerebrum flanking the midline.

Based on the experimental results with the developed cutting model, the net cutting forces to make a cut chip and press CFRP laminates under the flank surface of the tool were quantitatively evaluated.

An active tooth surface design methodology is proposed for face-hobbed hypoid gears based on fitting the measuring coordinates of real tooth surface that includes the flank deviations caused by machine errors and the deformation of heat treatment.

A laser Doppler flow probe (Moor Instruments, Wilmington, DE, USA) was placed perpendicular to the surface of the right kidney via a flank incision and optimally positioned for maximal signal.

Be generous with your dry rub — you want every surface of your flank steak to receive a thorough coating.

It's possible that molten rock rising toward Earth's surface pushed the flanks of the area's volcanoes upward as well as sideways, fracturing their rocks and creating an increasingly unstable pile of material ripe for a landslide, he notes.