The phrase "achieving a maximized" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing optimization or improvement, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Our goal is achieving a maximized output in our production process."
Alternatives: "achieving maximum" or "reaching an optimized".
Recent advances have led to the development of biomaterials aiming to promote in situ cell delivery for SCI, together with combinatorial strategies using drugs/biomolecules to achieve a maximized multitarget approach.
The control objective is to achieve a maximized relative stability or equivalently the maximum decay rate under the specified magnitude constraints on the input flowrate of hydrogen and oxygen.
It is possible to achieve a maximized purity and recovery of the product because degradation products and other contaminants do not bind at specific salt concentrations at which the product still binds to the ligands.
Active-assisted and challenge-based robotic training can be combined in one treatment to achieve a maximized motor recovery, and the key to a successful rehabilitation is the accurate interpretation of the voluntary motor intention of a user.
Achieving a spiritual experience.
Engineering goals are particular metabolic traits that are preferentially either maximized or minimized to achieve a desired outcome (e.g., maximize formate carbon yield).
For example, flux ratios can be manipulated to achieve a desired result (e.g., maximized butanol production).
It achieved a huge circulation.
Functional resection of brain tumors is key to achieve both, maximized extent of resection and a maintained quality of life for the patients.
When SNPs within a specific region are used, the trait resulting from the proposed approach will achieve the maximized genetic variance component corresponding to this region.
