Sentence examples for making maximal use from inspiring English sources

Mr. Macdonald has an excellent track record in making maximal use of minimalism (Caryl Churchill's "Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?" and "A Number," Christopher Shinn's "Dying City"), but he doesn't repeat himself here.

These technologies are particularly well-suited for making maximal use of very small tissue samples.

Our system constitutes a novel and highly practical instrumentation for ultrafast photodisruption, making maximal use of the advantages offered by fiber technology.

Where mental health professionals are few (and this is the norm rather than the exception for most countries in the world), there is increasing interest in shifting the tasks of professionals to less qualified cadres of workers, thereby making maximal use of nurses, social workers, community health workers and lay personnel in the delivery of care (6, 7).

The large discrepancy in the extent of manually curated data relevant to Dictyostelium between the two resources prompted us to find a method to perform annotations as efficiently as possible by making maximal use of the information available from both resources.

Evidence-based approaches in public health practice provide a systematic, objective framework that can inform policy and decision-making by establishing priorities that make maximal use of limited resources.

Mr. Dromgoole makes maximal use of the disparity between trained mind and animal instinct.

Last fall she brought out a small collection based on her own preference for crisp tailoring and sexy but simple dresses, which make maximal use of construction techniques she picked up over the years in Hollywood.

The point remains that N.C.I. should make maximal use of the cooperative group program, but it is no longer the exclusive route to drug development.

In its wake, the industry was no longer mainly about "hot" new technologies that made maximal use of Moore's law, which holds that roughly twice as much processing power is available at a given price every 18 months.

The method takes advantage of the underlying asymptotic structure of the orthogonal polynomials and, hence, it is effective in the sense that it makes maximal use of the analytic properties of the solution to increase accuracy and efficiency.