"maximum preservation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to preserve something to the greatest extent possible. Example: "The scientist's main priority was to ensure maximum preservation of the endangered species' natural habitat."
The most effective methods of stone processing that protect the stone surface and maximum preservation of gloss and lightness for different aggressive environments were determined.
He insisted on adherence to Qur'anic values and the teachings of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH) which includes the maximum preservation of human life, even in the midst of jihad.
The environmental groups, led by the Nature Conservancy, said the approach was misguided and would mean that money for acquisitions, projected by the county at about $176 million by the time the tax expires in 2013, would be reduced to a yearly trickle at a time when development pressure required maximum preservation efforts.
While the Audubon Society clearly favors maximum preservation of open space, Mr. Neil said the current proposal "seems to rely on the threat of expensive and burdensome studies loaded on developers' backs to drive them away" while allowing the savviest to dodge them.
Limit values for active substances and their metabolites should not be based exclusively on human toxicological values but should aim at a maximum preservation of the water.
By using DC, a more careful assessing of the viability of the liver ischemic areas was performed and liver resection with maximum preservation of viable liver parenchyma was possible [6].
We will hire more staff upon obtaining the next level of financing; otherwise we will simply bootstrap all efforts for maximum cash preservation.
This indicates that the principle of maximum information preservation is used in the Drosophila primary olfactory center.
Here, we investigated the presence and mechanisms of maximum information preservation in the olfactory system using a network model and physiological data of neural responses [3], [4].
It will be interesting to further investigate how maximum information preservation is implemented in the olfactory circuit in light of the basic findings obtained from this study.
In this study, we quantitatively determined whether the nonlinear firing rate transformation was optimum in terms of maximum information preservation by computing the mutual information between odorant stimuli and PN responses in our network model.
