Sentence examples for manner that maximizes from inspiring English sources

Whether the System is operating in a manner that maximizes its contribution to the domestic security of the United States.

A true policy of "no child left behind" would ensure that each child is taught in a manner that maximizes his or her potential.

Typical field operations are repetitively required nearly every cropping season and therefore it should be carried out in a manner that maximizes the yield and minimizes operational cost, time and environmental impact taking into account the topographic land features.

Our objective is to provide a versatile design framework that can facilitate vector coprocessor sharing among multiple cores in a manner that maximizes resource utilization while also yielding very high performance at reduced area and energy costs.

The existing clinical trial model does not allow for modification of chemotherapeutic doses in a manner that maximizes the effect of biologic response modifiers and does not account for its "chemosensitizing" effect.

Not later than two months after the effective date, the Secretary shall retain the services of an investment banker or an appropriate equivalent financial adviser to independently administer, in a manner consistent with commercial practices and in a manner that maximizes sale proceeds to the Government, the sale of Naval Petroleum Reserve Numbered 1 under this section.

In commercial operations logs would never be dried on pallets, although they would normally be stacked in a manner that maximized airflow.

In addition, we chose specimens from islands in a manner that maximized the number of samples from each of four islands for each focal taxon to evaluate geographic distribution.

Trialists have an ethical and financial responsibility to plan and conduct clinical trials in a manner that will maximize the scientific knowledge gained from the trial.

If you drive sensibly, in a manner that will maximize your miles per gallon, you will probably not even notice the difference.

The principle is to provide estimates of subjects standing on latent variables, e.g. depression, and choose subsequent items in a manner that will maximize information.