"double position of" is a grammatically correct phrase
For example, you can use it to describe a situation when someone has two jobs or two roles in an organization: "He has taken on a double position of CEO and CFO."
In the EoL care discourse on carers in other parts of the world, they are seen as in a double position, as part of the caring team, as well as being in need of care themselves [ 67].
Another problem is the lack of double positions at the same institution for dual Ph.D. couples.
This Momenta show, organized by Michael Cohen, does its modest bit to fill out the picture further, with four artists, each caught in a double-bind position of resisting traditional culture and deeply mistrusting what is replacing it.
Double bond positions of low abundance C22 and C24 compounds were not directly determined; however our compound designations align with those of other recent GC studies on D. melanogaster males [39].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01751.011 10.7554/eLiFigure51.012 Figure 3 figure supplement 5. Analysis of TAGs by OzID reveals double bond positions of acyl side chains.
The following standard fatty acid nomenclature [35], briefly summed up by the following formula, is used throughout this article: A XωB, where A is the number of carbon atoms in the lipid chain; X is the number of double bonds; B is the position of the double bond from the methyl end.
The double-bond positions of FAMEs were determined by GC-MS analysis of DMDS adducts.
The double-bond positions of C16:1 and C20 1 were not identified.
DMDS adducts of the Z11 16 Me, Z11 14 Me and E11 14 Me exhibited the characteristic ion at m/z 245 as shown in Fig. 2. The double-bond positions of the methyl tetradecadienoate were identified as 9,11 by analysis of its MTAD derivatives that exhibited the diagnostic ions at m/z 351 (M+), 194 and 322.
It was only in 1990 that Francis Crick, the joint discoverer of the double helix, used his position of eminence to break ranks.
