The phrase "a pool position" is not correct in English; it should be "a pole position." You can use "pole position" in the context of racing, referring to the starting position at the front of the grid, typically awarded to the fastest qualifier.
Example: "After an impressive qualifying lap, she secured a pole position for the race."
Alternatives: "front row start" or "leading position."
Dramatic amplification of the region that was both gained in BT-20 and amplified in MDA-MB-134 was found in a single primary breast tumour, out of 98 useable tumour cores, by FISH on a primary breast tumour tissue microarray, with a pool of BACs positioned within the amplicon (21.8 Mb-22.1 Mb) and a pool positioned 2.5 Mb distal to the amplicon (19.3 Mb-19.6 Mb).
The length of time an employee is anticipated to remain in a return-to-work pool position is generally less than 90 days.
Get in a pool and position yourself vertically in the water.
Offers will be made based on wait pool position and number of slots available.
Notable will be "Van Gogh's Ear," a sculpture of a 30-foot-high swimming pool positioned upright.
The centre position had the highest risk of concussion, 25% (30.6% in men's WC A-pool), the defence position, 20.2% (15.3% in men's WC A-pool) and the wing position, 17.3% (19.4% in men's WC A-pool).
Set in a valley and backed by a cliff, with a snow-capped glacier beyond, it occupies one of the most stunning swimming pool positions on Earth.
Inactivation of N-cadherin perturbs pool positioning in similar ways, albeit with reduced penetrance.
The analysis of the mode of growth of the cells producing the P-DVCUs suggests a sequential mode in the trunk: production from a pool of caudally positioned cells that self renews during the process and produces the P-DVCUs anteriorly.
This large prospective study found no evidence for an association between use of a birthing pool, maternal position for delivery and digital perineal stretching during the second stage of labour with OASIS or any other spontaneous perineal trauma.
