In Domodharan and Rengarajan's study (2007), the use of innovative teaching methods has the potential not only to improve education, but also to empower students to achieve their development goal, while the traditional teaching methods result that there is insufficient interaction with students in classroom and gives a lack of any practical and real life time situations to students.
Although hydroxyapatite (HA) is the most widely studied stiff scaffold material, the frequency of its clinical use is less than 10% of all bone grafting procedures due to its unstable fixation and insufficient interaction with host tissues [ 7].
Interestingly, low doses of NGR-TNF or TNF (in the picogram range) did not activate soluble receptor shedding (Fig. 1b), likely because of insufficient interaction with endothelial cells in normal vessels [ 42].
Ins(1,5 P2 is also inactive presumably because it has insufficient interactions with the β-domain.
Neither can the students get much oral practice due to insufficient interaction.
The proliferative capacity of the tumor was analyzed further by immunohistochemistry of bleached tissue sections and tumor behavior was indirectly evaluated by insufficient tumor stromal interaction, with the conclusion that the specimen was benign.
In contrast, the mere presence of the α2-β4 regiof of Gα16 in the 16α2β4QL chimera was insufficient to support efficient interaction with PLCβ or Fhit.
Although there was suggestion of an interaction between ethnic group and TTHM, our sample size was insufficient to estimate this interaction with precision, and our results were also consistent with effect homogeneity across ethnic groups.
Initial treatment modification (ITM) was defined as a change from initial antibiotic treatment to a new antibiotic treatment due to insufficient response, adverse reaction, interaction with other drugs, non-suitability of the initial antibiotic based on the results of microbiological tests, changes in antibiotic therapy, or addition of further agents alone or in combination.
'Initial antibiotic treatment modification' was defined as a change in initial antibiotic treatment due to insufficient response, adverse reaction, interaction with other drugs, non-suitability of the initial antibiotic based on the results of microbiological tests or changes to or addition of new agents in a subsequent line, alone or in combination.
A limitation of the current study was that the sample size was insufficient to detect interactions with case status, ethnicity, and menopausal status with HRT or to detect small effects.
