It would be interesting to test the effects on behavior when property rights are elicited for the monetary version, for example by having subjects solve a given number of puzzles in order to get the initial $5.
Modifications in cardiovascular parameters may be elicited by peripheral factors (for example, from a rise in the activity of chemosensitive afferents within working muscles [12], [13] or from the activation of autonomic reflexes, such as the baroreflexes), and/or by centrally generated neural commands during motor programming used to mobilize the musculoskeletal system [14], [15].
Forward walking can be elicited by tactile stimulation at the abdomen, for example.
For example, it was found that the tilt aftereffect could be elicited with respect to orientations other than horizontal or vertical [13], [14].
For example, the number of perceived direct competitors was elicited in the survey as a measure of fierceness of competition that could impact innovation behaviour.
For example, in response to herbivore attack, plants produce a broad spectrum of defense compounds that are elicited by a jasmonic acid-dependent signaling pathway.
For example, as an animal makes its way to the goal it might learn to make a sequence of responses that are elicited by a succession of landmarks.
Indeed very few studies provided information about how symptoms were elicited and did not characterise them: for example while some studies defined rectal bleeding as the first episode of bleeding or gave a time limit during which the bleeding occurred, the majority of studies provided no definition at all.
For example, some programmes had specific forms for each consultation to ensure that important clinical information was elicited and recorded within the patient's general file.
It is, for example, elicited in cue trials of a continuous performance test.
Gene regulation that depends on environmental cues is, for example, elicited when a bacterium infects a host.
