Sentence examples for were optimal from inspiring English sources
adjective
The best, most favourable or desirable, especially under some restriction. Describing a search algorithm that always returns the best result.
- Finding the optimal balance between features and price is a common problem.
The light and moisture levels were optimal.
The committee said that none of the 11 studies were optimal in method or in data collection, making some significant questions unanswerable.
The question before the Supreme Court is not whether the criteria were optimal but whether Congress acted beyond its constitutional authority in using them.
That raised questions among many doctors and patients of whether their own L.D.L. levels really were optimal and whether their good cholesterol really was canceling out the bad.
There are indeed reasons to believe some aspects of the Holocene were optimal.
Pentagon officials said that the mission won approval from Mr. Rumsfeld and the White House by midweek, and that General Franks gave the go-ahead on Friday when he thought conditions were optimal.
Whether the goals he set were optimal from a policy standpoint, and whether the state would rebound from its severe fiscal crisis because of them, was far less clear than the fact that he had achieved them.
Pentagon officials said today that the mission had been ready since midweek, and that Gen. Tommy R. Franks, head of the United States Central Command, had given the green light on Friday when he thought conditions were "optimal".
The resulting business cultures were optimal for a first-generation founder to establish a decent-sized family business.
Correlation and reproducibility of parameters were optimal.
For stems per ha, fixed-radius plot were optimal.
