The phrase "a maximal capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the highest possible level of capacity for a system, object, or process.
Example: "The storage facility has a maximal capacity of 10,000 units, which must not be exceeded."
Alternatives: "maximum capacity" or "peak capacity".
In theory, a DNA sequence has a maximal capacity to produce six different mRNAs, however, it is an intriguing question how many of these mRNAs are able to synthesize functional proteins.
For example, the implications of a decreasing number of rheumatologists might be included in a DES framework using its ability to simulate queues given a maximal capacity a rheumatologist is able to take care of.
Figure 8 depicts the measured maximum buffer size for all the possible integer rates that can be requested from a resource with a maximal capacity of 2400 bytes per second and 8 slots per frame.
He later determined that most cells had a maximal capacity to proliferate in vitro of about 50 population doublings (the Hayflick limit) after which they entered what he termed cellular senescence, a process characterized by irreversible growth arrest [ 2].
This low level of binding was observed despite calculations of available NTA groups and capsule surface area suggesting that these ∼375-nm-diameter capsules should be capable of accommodating ∼570 trimers per particle, and therefore have a maximal capacity of ∼250 μg trimer, a 1.7-fold excess of theoretical capacity over the total amount of trimer added.
Specifically, the D345N mutant of hDAT expressed in HEK293 cells has a significantly impaired maximal velocity for dopamine uptake (Vmax) and a reduced maximal capacity of CFT binding (Bmax).
Monocytes expressed a normal maximal capacity to produce ROS in optimal conditions of stimulation.
Those characteristics, which include a high maximal capacity to use oxygen and efficiency of converting metabolic energy into power, are identifiable and measurable.
Therefore, with the same threshold, the CW algorithm should have a higher maximal capacity.
In Figure 11(a), the maximal capacity of the PEC algorithm is 7457 bits (appearing at threshold ), while that of the CW algorithm equals 6810 bits (appearing at threshold ).
Importantly, a low maximal capacity could indicate decreased substrate availability or that mitochondrial mass or integrity is compromised.
