The phrase "at maximal depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, research, or discussions about depth in various fields such as science, engineering, or exploration.
Example: "The submarine was designed to operate effectively at maximal depth, ensuring safety and functionality during deep-sea missions."
Alternatives: "at maximum depth" or "at the deepest point".
First the needles were inserted at a maximal depth of 2 cm in a horizontal plane so that the needle points were in line with their target points.
Signal for TUA6-GFP (green) at a maximal depth of 1.5 μm was projected on the curved surface and processed with a modified version of a 2D image analysis algorithm (Boudaoud et al., 2014 ) to compute fiber orientation.
Above these FOV, the maximal depth at which defocus slope is correctly measured is the same for all FOV.
The centripetal depth was, according to Starz et al., 11 defined as the maximal depth at which tumor cells have infiltrated the SN, as measured from the inner margin of the capsule (Fig. 2), further denoted tumor penetrative depth according to the proposal of Scolyer et al.
To address this issue, we analyzed the wavefront at the maximal depths of measurement for each objective while binning the pixels of the camera (Fig. 6 ) before using the vSHS.
The virus (0.2 µl per site) was injected with a 35G stainless steel needle (Coopers Needle Works, Birmingham, UK) inserted through the punctures, at three sites vertically spaced at 150 µm from each other (maximal depth, 4.0 mm from surface).
Cross sections of the lesions were investigated with regard to maximal depth and maximal diameter at and below the surface.
The NHD was controlled at maximal indentation depth, which was approximately ~1500 nm.
Thus, the depth of the points at the boundary of dataset is zero and the point which has the maximal depth value is the center of the dataset.
Another simple consequence is conformal invariance of the maximal depth partially massless theories.
