The phrase "a maximal possible" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the highest or greatest extent of something, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We aim to achieve a maximal possible outcome in our project."
Alternatives: "the maximum possible" or "the greatest possible".
For example, a possible world is a maximal possible state of affairs.
This leads to a maximal possible conversion of around 25%. (Stiles and Longroy [1961]; Resch et al. [2013]).
Such a matrix is called maximal if it has a maximal possible number of columns with respect to some obvious constraints.
SAC is a mental status test assessing the patients' orientation, immediate memory, delayed memory, and concentration with a maximal possible total score of 30 [24].
So, for example, if a merely possible world is 'a way the world might have been', the actual world will be 'the way the world is'; if a merely possible world is a maximal possible state of affairs that is not instantiated, then the actual world will be a maximal possible state of affairs that is instantiated.
However, there is a maximal possible velocity of a curved stationary two-dimensional flame of a fixed expansion coefficient, which cannot be exceeded with the increase of the tube width.
Points awarded were therefore expressed as a percentage of maximal possible points obtainable in a particular academic year to produce a Conscientiousness Index percentage score (CI %) thus permitting statistical comparison between years 1 and 2 of study.
CNT film was considered as a material where maximal possible interaction of the CNTs with EM field occurs.
As we will see later, σ is merely a scaling factor for the reduction in the diffusion coefficient, which prompted us to intentionally exaggerate the density over its typical physiological values, taking a close to maximal possible packing value of 42 cristae per micrometer of mitochondrial length as a standard σ for the lamellar topology.
So for each tumor, this resulted in a minimal and maximal possible score of respectively 0 and 6.
CI points were then converted to a percentage of maximal possible scores (CI %) to permit direct comparison between years 1 and 2 of study.
