The phrase "atypical position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a role or situation that is unusual or not commonly encountered.
Example: "The researcher found herself in an atypical position, having to navigate both scientific inquiry and public policy."
Alternatives: "unusual role" or "nonstandard position".
Interestingly, the two different approaches, phylogenetic analysis and network clustering, reveal the same groups of integrases, denoted in Figures 4, 5 and 6 as groups A, B, C, D and GI (discussed further below), as well as the atypical position of xop5.
Biseriate and packet-like parts of filaments occur occasionally in Klebsormidium because of an atypical position of the chloroplast in the cell (Fig. 68l).
Should Mr McCain become president, the world will see an American with different views from those it has sadly learned to expect from Republicans recently.Those atypical positions, and his willingness to team up with Democrats in the Senate, may have earned Mr McCain the support of many of the independent voters who will be crucial to Republican chances in the general election.
He likes to create fresh, atypical positions straight from the opening, often employing bizarre maneuvers to achieve his goals.
On the other hand, phylogenetic methods usually rely on distinguishing incongruent phylogenies, identifying the branches of a tree that are in atypical positions with respect to a reference.
The remaining globins contain intron insertion sites at atypical positions such as B2.0, E15.0 E15.0 and F8.0 for EKX43967.1 (Additional file 2).
Post-surgical biliary issues (e.g. leaks, strictures) also predict lower success; this has not been previously reported; anatomic distortion, edema, or need for atypical positioning (e.g. supine) because of surgical wounds may contribute.
Apart from their atypical phylogenetic position, the apicomplexan MDHs appear as typical α-proteobacterial 'LDH-like' MDHs, containing all the key catalytic residues including Arg102.
A change in the shape of the lower jaw can impair the natural occlusion and leads to an atypical or modified position of the temporomandibular joint.
This is critical when around 40% of patients with TLE have an atypical shape or position of the hippocampus (Bernasconi et al., 2005).
Results obtained in TLE are significantly worse than in healthy subjects or Alzheimer's disease (Kim et al., 2012), as aside from atrophy, approximately 40% of patients with TLE demonstrate an atypical shape or position of the hippocampus (Bernasconi et al., 2005).
