Sentence examples for use the highest possible from inspiring English sources
We recommend to use the highest possible fly height, preferably around 100 m.
At the same, time however, it gives the highest E[MOS] results since, although the number of successful calls is actually smaller, all of them use the highest possible codec through all their duration.
As literature often suggests to use the highest possible order, it is hence common to consider m = 6 or more (for a DNA pattern of size h ≥ 8).
In order to achieve robust signal intensities from positive probes, we decided to use the highest possible quantity (mass) of DNA given the volume of hybridization mixture that could be injected into the Affymetrix array cartridge.
As literature often advices to use the highest possible Markov order for a given pattern problem (which means m = h - 2 for pattern of size h) it is easy to understand that such a practice could have very detrimental effects on the computed statistics unless huge data are available for estimation purpose.
In fact, patients with treatment-refractory asthma by definition use the highest possible dose of inhaled corticosteroids, often in combination with oral corticosteroids, and yet they have substantially higher numbers of fibrocytes in their peripheral blood and airways than patients with treatment-responsive asthma of any severity [14], [18].
We used the highest possible amplification with the bandwidth as low as 20 Hz.
It uses the highest possible ratio of cream to chocolate, and needs 24 hours in the refrigerator to come together and thicken.
Wetland systems modeled using the highest possible pathogen treatment efficiencies still released ∼2 times the pathogens of sand filter systems.
As Barrett took questions at his locker Thursday, linebacker Bryan Thomas kept interrupting the conversation, using the highest possible voice for a man his size, repeating, "He got the interception for the touchdown".
Hot drawing was carried out at a range of temperatures using the highest possible draw rate commensurate with maintaining continuity of the fibre.
