The phrase "a maximal rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the highest possible speed or frequency of a process or action.
Example: "The system is designed to operate at a maximal rate of 100 transactions per second."
Alternatives: "a maximum rate of" or "the highest rate of".
Theoretically, this new approach has the potential to perform DNA sequencing at a maximal rate of about 1,000,000 bases (∼1 Mb) per second per detection gate.
It also poses major challenges to the first level of the trigger system which is constrained to a maximal rate of 100 kHz.
We then investigated its performance in a medical application, suited for clinical testing, in which volunteers were subject to a maximal rate of thermal skin variation equal to 3.1 °C/0.25 h.
The morphology and size of TiO2 aggregates are strongly influenced by varying the deposition temperature from 5 to 50 °C and a maximal rate of TiO2 deposition is obtained at 25 35 °C.
Further deletion of ADH1 and overexpression of ALD3, encoding, respectively, the major NAD+-dependent alcohol dehydrogenase and a cytosolic NAD+-dependent aldehyde dehydrogenase yielded a yeast strain able to produce 0.46 g glycerol (g glucose)−1 at a maximal rate of 3.1 mmol (g dry mass)−1 h−1 in aerated batch cultures.
Considering a maximal rate of 20 kbit/s of science and attitude control data during experimental runs, the data recorded during 24 hours of science runs can be transferred to ground at 60 kbit/s in the 8 hour communication window each day.
Likewise, V207A ADH showed a burst phase with a maximal rate constant of 30 s–1, and a substrate H/D isotope effect of 2.7, which was difficult to determine because the burst phase was not very distinct from the steady-state phase with the deutero benzyl alcohol.
Wild-type ADH shows an exponential "burst" phase with a maximal rate constant of 24 s–1 at saturating alcohol concentrations (H/D isotope effect of 3.6) followed by a steady-state phase.
The observed rate constant for the first phase (kobs1) against NADH concentration was fitted to a hyperbolic function (eqn 3) yielding an apparent affinity (K1) of 24.8±2.6 μM and a limiting maximal rate of reduction (kmax) of 41.3±1.1 s−1.
An in situ analysis of mitochondrial function revealed a reduced maximal rate of ADP-stimulated oxygen consumption [ 114].
Linear regression analysis of the data indicated that DoHH2 and SU-DHL-4 both exhibited a near maximal rate of accumulation in G2/M following exposure to 20 n M taxol, with rates of accumulation being 2.8 and 2.2% per h, respectively.
