We should use teaching practices that integrate knowledge from different curricular domains, that are interactive rather than transmissive, and should accommodate guided, reflective activities that include feedback as part of the curriculum.
First, we drew the initial osteotomy line and moved the copy of initial osteotomy line, superior to its initial position, to accommodate the guide (Fig. 1a); the guide must be approximately 4 6 mm wide to ensure stability.
Since then, a vociferous local debate has hinged on how and whether to accommodate and guide development within city limits.
A craniotomy was performed to expose the cortex overlying the left VTA, of a size large enough to accommodate the guide cannula and the recording electrode.
Another potential advantage of a CRISPR/Cas system is that a single vector can accommodate multiple guide RNAs in series, which are then processed into individual RNAs that allow for simultaneous, multiplexed targeting of multiple sites in the same cell (Cong et al., 2013).
These attempts at an artificial extracellular matrix have the potential to accommodate cells and guide their growth and subsequent tissue regeneration.
A trocar awl was used to create a hole close to the calcar to accommodate the femoral guide, followed by opening of the femoral canal with a bone curette and determination of the stem size with a curved probe.
Therefore, in tissue engineering, a highly porous 3D matrix (scaffold) is often necessary to accommodate cells and to guide their growth and tissue regeneration in three dimensions.
Our guides accommodated requests such as a visit to a department store, but turned down others such as going to a nearby market, saying it was under renovation.
Yet Tabrizi's movie is at bottom earnestly moral; its religious theme reaches out to Christian ideas and is concerned to show how the gentle, accommodating side of Islam can guide the wickedest soul to heaven.
