"maximally effective" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing something which is as effective as it can possibly be. For example, "The new system was designed to be maximally effective."
At the highest concentration used, NRG4 promoted branching as effectively as the maximally effective concentration of NGF and acted over a similar developmental time course as NGF.
The results shown in Figure 2(E) demonstrate that the effects of a maximally effective concentration of 1-8-14 1-8-14 1-8-14) are fully reversible.
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A maximally effective concentration of the peptide reduced the maximal response to IP3 by 77±7%.
The concentration of NRG4 required to exert these effects was two orders of magnitude higher than the maximally effective concentration of NGF (Fig. 4c).
To be maximally effective, mammography should be done annually starting at age 40.
Moreover, this transfer is maximally effective in extension when ulnar drift is greatest.
To be maximally effective, these measures should be integrated into the whole-of-government planning for pandemic prevention and response.
"We're making progress, and I hope that even more states will submit this information so that the national instant-background-check system can be maximally effective".
All doses of LRPT were maximally effective in inhibiting niacin-induced flushing.
Then I asked them what their boards' interactions in those areas would have to be like for them to be maximally effective.
