The phrase "able to elicit the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity to provoke or draw out a response, feeling, or reaction from someone or something.
Example: "The therapist was able to elicit the patient's hidden emotions during the session."
Alternatives: "capable of drawing out the" or "able to provoke the".
Results show that almost all of the five virtual park scenarios were able to elicit the intended emotion.
As it was mentioned in chapter 3.2 heavy metals are able to elicit the production of ROS.
To be effective, a mediator has to be easy to remember and able to elicit the information the student is trying to learn.
Compared to single TLR agonists or other pairwise combinations, TLR7/8 and TLR9 agonists combined were able to elicit the highest titers of binding, neutralizing, and antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity-mediating antibodies against the protein immunogen, transmitted/founder HIV-1 envelope gp140 (B.63521).
It's the immutable horizon, slightly curved yet razor-like, able to elicit the most amazing daydreams.
This study demonstrates that olfactory information contains highly detailed information able to elicit the planning for a reach-to-grasp movement suited to interact with the evoked object.
"When the report card comes in on Vanessa, she will have earned her 'A' grade more for what she was able to elicit from the J. C. Penney community than what she did for suppliers," Mr. Charron predicted.
Ancillary analyses: in a substantial number of patients, patch tests became negative after the treatment and the NOC doses able to elicit symptoms at the end of the study changed from baseline.
Although we were able to elicit XMRV Env antibodies, the magnitude of the response was lower than that observed following immunization with other retrovirus VLP [34].
Polysaccharides, however, are able to elicit responses in the absence of T-cell help, although the magnitude of the response is reduced under those circumstances [ 9- 11].
This heat in the motion can be the presence of an active potentiality in the motion which is able to elicit heat in the body, without heat being predicable of motion itself.
