Sentence examples similar to Elicit a question from inspiring English sources

– Lisa, an economist from Canada A conversation about my partner being French elicited a question about if he had a sister.

This elicits a question of possible evaluator-related bias.

This elicited a question from the floor as to whether GWAS had been barking up the wrong tree!

Ellen's question would elicit a spirited question based on the facts.

The most visceral reaction was elicited by a question that asked whether consumers would be willing to share "information about you with the stores that you visit, when you are just browsing".

Information on treatment was elicited with a question if the patient had received any of the following (yes or no): drug treatment, psychotherapy, workplace-oriented rehabilitation, physiotherapy and complementary or alternative medicine (CAM).

Four years later, the repeated failure of economic forecasters to predict the depth and duration of the slump would have elicited a similar question from the Queen: why the overestimate of recovery?

I kept saying, how the hell does he do that?" A moment in the film that has elicited a similar question over the years (perhaps more "what the hell?" than "how the hell?") is Wake in Fright's kangaroo hunting sequence.

In a land where the mildest rumble elicits an anxious question — "Did you feel that?" — having even a few seconds of warning before an earthquake has long been a dream.

The lower methyltransferase efficiency of the human and yeast human COQ5 orthologs elicits an interesting question: what interaction, if any, do COQ5 orthologs have with the yeast CoQ-synthome?

The presentation elicited a lively question-and-answer session, during which students asked about the N word, discrimination against white people and men, and the definition of "Asian".