The phrase "in an equivalent position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe situations in which two things are considered to be in the same place or of the same value. For example, "John applied for a job in the same industry as his former job, in an equivalent position."
In 1900, a woman with a factory job made less than half of what a man in an equivalent position did, and for a simple reason: her income was scaled to supplement that of a theoretical father or husband.
This is in agreement with H. chilense results and suggests that Zds would be located in an equivalent position in barley.
A sequence error was defined as discordance in an equivalent position between the reference and control (from the 49 healthy individuals and a cloned plasmid vector).
The terminal hydrophobic and acid pairs of residues that interact with Wpl1 are in an equivalent position to the chemically similar residues in Smc1.
Subsequently, a structurally related SANT-SLIDE domain has been identified in an equivalent position within the yeast Chd1 protein (Ryan et al., 2011).
Of the two paralogous mouse hepcidin genes, mhepc1 is considered functionally equivalent to its human orthologue but is devoid of an ARE in an equivalent position because of a retroviral element inserted within that region of this gene [24].
The longitudinal sections were taken from the tension wood and opposite wood sides in the three tilted trees and from an equivalent position in the control trees (see Figure 1).
The previous head has been transferred to an equivalent position in a less important department.
If you own an equivalent position in all three from their last private rounds, you are down ~5%… That's 5% for the big headline losers of 2014.
In my case, my daughter came to Sweden with me but my husband did not stay with us for the entire period as he couldn't get an equivalent position in Sweden.
A hydrophobic cleft formed by CC' and FG loops, located at an equivalent position in hTIM-1 and hTIM-4 structures represents the putative PS ligand binding site (Fig. 3C).
