Sentence examples for maximise rather than from inspiring English sources
This counter-intuitive strategy of dispersion-enhanced chromatography refolding (DCR) is potentially generic for other proteins, and suggests the need for gel-filtration refolding columns and resins that achieve adequate buffer exchange yet maximise, rather than minimise, peak broadening.
We conclude that a relentless focus on place, heterogeneity, and context can maximise (rather than limit) the policy relevance of climate change science and help to ensure the development of policy interventions that are robust and effective.
The method therefore helps to maximise, rather than constrain, the potential learning which can be derived from the studies included in a systematic review.
They might be worth more if the IOC aimed to maximise revenue rather than reach.
Mr Flint blamed bankers' financial incentives, which he said encouraged them to maximise sales rather than provide long-term service to clients.
These outputs provide insight into the complex implications of CPSGB feedstock production if farms are required to maximise net energy rather than maximise financial returns.
He says governments have repeatedly botched the sale of airports, electricity infrastructure and major ports – making things worse for consumers – because, when selling the assets, they have been motivated by maximising profits rather than making efficiency gains.
Current examples of transfection integration focus on maximising efficiency rather than viable long-term culture.
Ferguson's police practices are shaped by a focus on maximising revenue rather than improving public safety.
This also enabled improved planning and the ability to invest and focus on maximising production rather than reacting to changing commodity prices.
Nussbaum's argument that animals can suffer unfelt harms is considered, as is Tom Regan's position that, according to Singer's account, animals are protected only insofar as their protection maximises welfare, rather than in their own right.
