Sentence examples for maximum effect has from inspiring English sources

In the San Francisco Bay Area, a growing scene of local distillers and bartenders capable of wielding their elixirs to maximum effect has emerged.

Because no maximum effect has been reached by compounds 11 and 12 (test concentrations between 0.1 and 50 μM) the half maximal effective concentrations are estimated above 18.6 μM and 14.0 μM, respectively.

At this time point, 84% of the maximum effect had occurred.

Target ranges for pain relief due to experimentally induced arthritis in horses based on the estimated EC50 value (concentrations that provide 50% of the maximum effect) have been suggested to be >0.2 μg/mL [ 27] which may allow for cautious extrapolation that this concentration may provide similar therapeutic pain relief benefits in llamas.

The maximum enhancing effect has been found to occur at a LCP concentration of ca. 7 wt%.

Unlike warfarin, which takes a long time to reach maximum effect and has a long half life, newer agents exert systemic anticoagulation within hours a similar pharmacodynamic profile to agents used for bridging (such as low molecular weight heparins).

This cannot explain, however, the electrocatalytic effect of UPD-lead on the oxidation of the above fuels since this effect has its maximum at θPb > 0.5.

The relative viscosity increase induced by the magnetic field reaches a maximum for both considered shear rates: γ⋅= 7.85s-1 and γ⋅= 88.41s-1 and it was revealed an optimal volume fraction of Fe particles, φFe= 20%, corresponding to a total volume fraction of φtot≈38%, at which the magnetoviscous effect has its maximum value.

And it will have shown that in education, as in other fields of activity, it is not enough just to apply new technologies to existing processes for maximum effect you have to apply them in new and imaginative ways.

The highest increase in AUEC0 t and Emax occurred at the 70 mg dose, possibly showing that the maximum effect may have been reached.

Thus a successful outlet-based intervention would likely have to be both integrated and citywide to have maximum effect, yet may still have unintended social consequences, i.e. restricting the number of local shops with alcohol licences may well reduce young people's access to alcohol, but result in many local shops closing, further reducing already limited facilities in deprived areas.