The phrase "and in the optimal" is not complete on its own but can be correct in a larger context.
It can be used when discussing conditions, strategies, or scenarios that are considered the best or most effective.
Example: "We aim to achieve results that are efficient and in the optimal range for our project goals."
Alternatives: "and at the best" or "and in the ideal".
An increase in the number of channels causes an increase in the Time per Generations (TpG) and in the optimal generation.
Both the true and false alarm rates are significant and in the optimal situation, they should be as close as possible to one and zero, respectively.
The results obtained in this paper are novel and can be applied in geophysics, seismology and in the optimal design and development of viscosity sensors, bio and chemosensors.
This new evidence on the mechanistic action of MSA can open new avenues in exploiting its antitumour properties and in the optimal design of novel combination therapies.
We note that in [4], U = R n × R × R n so that these conditions are automatically satisfied and in the optimal transportation case J x = R. Similar conditions are also needed for the convexity theory in [16].
There was considerable variation between females, both in their preference for clear or noisy pauses in natural phrases, and in the optimal combinations of syllable onset accentuations and noise levels in pauses that they preferred in synthetic phrases.
The rate increment and power reduction conflict the optimality assumption, and so in the optimal case, we have g ~ n, m = ĝ n, m + 1, ∀ n, m.
Here, we fabricated GFET with MnZn ferrite thin films sputtered at 100 and 150 W and annealed in the optimal condition as discussed above.
The technical skills of providers, patient selection and differences in the optimal treatment regimen may vary in real-world practice and affect the clinical effectiveness of the therapy.
Bacteria can develop and survive in the optimal range of pH 6.0 7.0.
and therefore, in the optimal zone, the left side of (35) is a constant number regardless of k.
