"in the middle position" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is usually used when talking about a specific place that is neither at the beginning nor at the end of something. For example, "The most important aspect of the plan is located in the middle position between two other key points."
The first negatively charged droplet is attracted and merged with the positively charged droplet in the middle position because the attractive forces toward the other droplets are balanced and the droplet experiences stronger attractive force toward the positively charged droplet at the middle position.
Subclusters in the middle position, contained both natural (19) and regulated (20) samples in nearly equal proportion.
Ms. McDermott said that there seemed to be more resonance in the middle position than in the unextended position.
The research carried out showed that both the concentrated mass and oscillator mass had a destabilising effect (maximum in the middle position) on the investigated system.
As a proof-of-concept, we have synthesized three tripeptide probes, which carry the phosphotyrosine analog in the middle position and a leucinamide residue at the C-terminus.
When confronted with a three-choice paradigm, products placed in the middle position are selected more frequently compared to peripheral options.
From a unique in-the-middle position, the intermediary can act as a diplomat trying to find compromise.
There seems to be no nucleotide preference at the middle position in either our data or the consensus sequence.
For odd k, there are no palindromes, as the middle position in a k -mer differs from its reverse complement.
Figure 6C shows that most miRNA* sequences accumulated preferential base substitutions in position 1, in the middle (positions 9 to 12) and the 3'end.
We first generated sequences with embedded gapped motifs, much like the synthetic challenge problems, except that each embedded motif contains some gaps in the middle positions.
