Sentence examples for available to elicit from inspiring English sources
The present article examines the arguments for collective participation, the means for improving it and the methods available to elicit collective preferences concerning health programs to be financed by the health system.
Days later, the agency announced it's making additional data available to elicit further comments on another controversial rule.
Where patient utilities are required, standard methods are available to elicit robust numerical estimates [ 47].
Indeed, the referees are correct when stating that, at the concentrations that were used being below the Kd of the LysM2, sufficient chitin oligosaccharide should be available to elicit a response in the tomato cell suspension.
Judging from the amount of chitin used by the authors and the amount of ECP6, it appears that a lot of unbound chitin would still be available to elicit alkalinization.
Participants were shown a book of color photographs and other descriptions of analgesics (mixed with other common drugs to blind the interviewee) marketed from the 1950s, organized by brand, name, dose, and the period during which the drugs were available to elicit an accurate lifetime history of analgesic use.
The original experiment on which the current study is based was designed to estimate site and silvicultural impacts on commercially available seedlots (to elicit realised genetic gain), rather than for comparison of seedlots per se.
The framing of the question in terms of currently available resources was intended to elicit the amounts that individuals would actually pay in order to enhance the validity of the study; a disadvantage of this approach is that higher respondent incomes would likely be associated with higher WTP [ 24].
All available patient charts were reviewed to elicit all prior clinical, non-vertebral fractures (with or without trauma).
Furthermore, if videos were available of settings specifically designed to elicit a range of positive and negative interactions, then this could enhance the reliability of the MPOS measure.
Evidence from available studies did not allow us to elicit any findings on whether a situation is more likely to be de-escalated or escalated in particular settings as a result of an alarm being triggered overtly or covertly.
