The phrase "and maximal in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing optimization, limits, or characteristics of a particular subject or object.
Example: "The solution is efficient and maximal in the given constraints of the problem."
Alternatives: "and optimal in the" or "and greatest in the".
The continuous pain was dull, mild - moderate severity, and maximal in the retro-orbital and supraorbital areas.
The continuous pain was dull, of moderate severity, and maximal in the retro-orbital and infraorbital areas radiating to the entire hemicranium (including teeth and gums).
Notice that the EDT varies continuously, being zero at the biomass surface and maximal in the interior of channels and pores.
We found that the expression of tsc2 in zebrafish is quite similar to that seen in mammals, with an early and widespread expression pattern that becomes more restricted and maximal in the central nervous system.
In a subsequent exploratory analysis, we computed the time course of this brain behavior correlation, which showed the correlation to be maximal around the time of the response for MF (Fig. 2 C 3, −150 to 150 ms) and maximal in the preresponse/poststimulus period for OC (Fig. 2 D 3; −175 to −75 ms).
Therefore, the load was individually applied and maximal in each contraction, according to the personal perception of each participant.
We conducted sensitivity analyse using the mean SOFA and maximal SOFA in the analysis of the primary outcome, mortality.
The proportions of TLR expressing LP DC also varied depending on the anatomical location, with the numbers increasing markedly going down the intestine and being maximal in the colon and distal small intestine.
In humans a normal hair cycle shows at least 80percentt of the hairs in the growing (anagen) phase and maximal 14percentt in the falling out (telogen) phase.
In this sense, the reported errors correspond to the mean and maximal error in the computational domain.
Both analyses supported a monophyletic Chelicerata (pP 0.91 in the time-heterogeneous tree and maximal support in the time-homogeneous tree) with Pycnogonida (sea spiders) as sister group to remaining chelicerates.
