Sentence examples for maximizing the possibility from inspiring English sources

This article positions effective communicating and reporting as crucial to the purpose of evaluation; that is, maximizing the possibility that the evaluation stakeholders assimilate and learn from the evaluation processes and findings.

For maximizing the possibility of water reuse/recycle, or for minimizing the freshwater consumption, central storage facilities in a batch water-using system can collect the reusable water from the earlier operations and then supply the remaining water to the later operations.

So-called raised leg urination (RLU) is more common in male wolves than in females, and may serve the purpose of maximizing the possibility of detection by conspecifics, as well as reflect the height of the marking wolf.

Our clone collection aims at maximizing the possibility of implicating novel non-coding cDNAs in a neural function, and its advantage is that when a candidate is found, a full-length cDNA is available.

With the aim of maximizing the possibility of detecting a cost, we selected an environment expected to have an opposite physiological effect on the worms to that imposed by Levamisole.

These were chosen to maximize the possibility of detection of recombinant sequences, which requires clearly differentiated viral populations, while simultaneously maximizing the possibility of contiguous pairing enabling RNA polymerase shifting from one template to another while keeping the same position and reading-frame.

The two ways of administration were initially chosen because this experiment was designed to explore and screen the widest possible range of methodological variables, in order to maximize the possibility of pointing out significant effects, if present.

The council's unified stand maximizes the possibility, admittedly slim, that Iraq can be disarmed without war.

Could it be that new tools must be designed to maximize the possibility of non-destructive outcome to occur?

If Ginsburg and Breyer wait to retire, it will only serve to maximize the possibility that a Republican president will choose their successor and in the process undo much of what they've worked for their entire careers.

Who is to say that it is more "pro-life" to compromise one's own health -- and even risk one's own life -- than to choose an option that maximizes the possibility for good health and more children in the future?