Sentence examples for optimally develop from inspiring English sources

You can only optimally develop that coordinated power by repeating that motion with progressively higher weights and volume of repetitions.

Further work will be required to fully understand the biochemical basis of the TUF regions in order to optimally develop protocols and approaches for large scale genomic analyses.

Unlike the adaptive immune response which is highly specific to a distinct antigen and takes up to 10 days from microbe exposure to optimally develop, signaling through TLRs is immediate.

Our results indicated that under the optimally developed refolding environment and similar to stripping by soluble β-CD, a refolding yield of 79% was obtained for denatured alkaline phosphatase using 20 mg/ml of the molecularly imprinted poly (β-CD) polymer.

API 20E is not optimally developed for identification of the non-pathogenic strains of Y. enterocolitica.

In order to meet these demands, funding was given to 11 projects in 15 municipalities across Denmark to explore how community-based rehabilitation for cancer survivors could be optimally developed with regard to its organization and services.

The T1 relaxations of fifteen pairs (normal and cancerous) of breast tissue samples were measured at three magnetic fields, 37, 62, and 122  μT, using our superconducting quantum interference device-based ultralow field nuclear magnetic resonance setup, optimally developed for ex-vivo tissue studies.

Tools to support decision making or patient understanding in the treatment of acute stroke with thrombolysis have been sub-optimally developed.

Currently available tools to support decision-making or patient understanding in the treatment of acute stroke with thrombolysis have been sub-optimally developed.

Our goals in undertaking the present study were two-fold: first, to evaluate the results of arraying two discrete, artificial transcriptional control systems in contrast to the results obtained with each system in isolation; and second, optimally, to develop a reagent system that is practically useful in achieving more fine control of gene expression.

In those situations where interventions are based on 'explicit theory', theory is often used sub-optimally to develop or evaluate the intervention (e.g., only a few of the theoretical constructs may be targeted and/or theory is not used to appropriately tailor the intervention).