The phrase "position of interest" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing job opportunities or career goals. Example: I am currently searching for a new job and the position of interest to me is in marketing.
In our positional scanning mutagenesis approach, for each position of interest, we individually mutated the residues to each of the 20 potential amino acids (G86A, G86S, G86T, etc).
A plane transmission polariscope was used in the analysis of fringes and each position of interest was recorded by a digital camera.
However, scanning based techniques with either pointed tips or X-rays are not suitable for dynamic measurements during in situ electric field application because the position of interest changes with domain wall motion24.
For example, when measuring transfer functions at the tire of an automotive suspension system, the system is held in the position of interest by an auxiliary airspring, which requires correction of the experimental data.
As the meeting ended, Crosbie mentioned the former ANA senior command and former Kandahar Governor General Raufi (Note: He served as Governor from August 2008 - December 2008 before being sacked reportedly for taking on Karzai's half brother and Kandahar powerbroker Ahmed Wali Karzai (AWK)) and noted that he would be a good person to use in a position of interest.
External job seekers must create an account in UChicago's external Workday Careers site to apply for a position of interest.
An elastic mechanism is the one that adapts the level of noise to the semantic characteristics of each location, such as population and presence of position of interests.
You may apply to up to three (3) positions of interest.
She suggests reaching out to companies and people in positions of interest for an informational interview.
The pyrosequencing approach also allows the detection of mixed populations of virus variants at positions of interest.
Most previous methods focus on the positions of interest points or the absolute differences of regions' scales and angles.
