Sentence examples for insufficient interactions from inspiring English sources

Ins(1,5 P2 is also inactive presumably because it has insufficient interactions with the β-domain.

The insufficient interactions of hyaluronan and its receptor CD44 during in vitro maturation may decrease the capacity of fertilization and development of oocytes matured in vitro [ 6].

In my opinion, this limited progress may be partly due to insufficient interactions between theoretical, modeling and experimental studies so that the hard but essential questions are less likely to be asked.

Neither can the students get much oral practice due to insufficient interaction.

In trust-based security schemes, data sparsity is a situation where lack of information or insufficient interaction experience makes it difficult to evaluate the node's trust, especially in the early time of network establishment.

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.

Browder noted a lack of Mitchell-centric episodes and insufficient interaction between Mitchell and the other main characters.

The quality of the sign input to these children is therefore highly variable, and there is often less or insufficient interaction.

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].

At the same time, trainees expressed concern that gender and other biases persist and that these continue as the by-products of insufficient interaction between trainers and trainees from diverse backgrounds.

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].