The phrase "a position of minor" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to a "minor position" or "position of minor importance," but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "She held a position of minor importance within the organization, but her contributions were still valued."
Alternatives: "a minor role" or "a subordinate position."
People in a position of responsibility and trust toward minors, including teachers and medical staff, would be held to a high standard in their own behavior and should report any suspected abuse, it said.
Although the men were not minors at the time, he held a position of authority as their church superior.
Throughout these years Newton showed interest in a position of significance in London, but again with less success than he had hoped until he accepted the relatively minor position of Warden of the Mint in early 1696, a position he held until he became Master of the Mint at the end of 1699.
A related topic is the position of minors in population studies and biobanks.
It is unlikely that much can be deduced from the positions of minor minima and maxima in these plots.
Both of these alternative DNA structures display changes in helical parameters that will alter the positioning of minor groove functional groups (Sinden 1994).
We report that the positions of minor, U12 introns are conserved in orthologous genes from human and Arabidopsis to an even greater extent than the positions of the major, U2 introns.
Backbone N, C′, and Cα chemical shifts of the excited state involved in this process, as measured by the positions of minor state dips in CEST profiles, localize to elements of structure forming the native dimer in Cu2Zn2SOD1S S and correlate well with published chemical shifts of Cu2Zn2SOD1S S (Banci et al., 2002a).
In general, the effects of these QTL pairs can be explained by purely epistatic effects, in which the single QTL of each involved position is of minor importance.
The position of the "minor" parties varies.
