Sentence examples for be elicited with from inspiring English sources
verb
To evoke, educe (emotions, feelings, responses, etc.); to generate, obtain, or provoke as a response or answer.
More pronounced second pain and efficient WUSP could be elicited with adjusted than with unadjusted heat pulse trains.
The effect of simulated weapon training can be attributed to sensorimotor experience, but it is possible that long-term training effects can be elicited with only sensory training.
We therefore conclude that the anterior cruciate ligament-hamstring stretch reflex cannot be elicited with the KT-2000 relinbly in a clinical setting.
The present study sought to obtain psychophysical evidence that reliable WUSP can be elicited with an advanced pulse design by using a computerized heat-foil/Peltier thermode.
Unlike the block-design experiments in which fMRI signal can be elicited with multiple repetitions of a task, these single-event experiments require stable baseline in order to reliably identify drug-induced signal changes.
In animal models a CTL response can be elicited with DNA vaccination (reviewed in [36], [37]).
Vaccines must now be designed rationally, in order that appropriate immune responses are elicited with few or no side effects.
These eye movements are elicited with short latency and utilize relatively well-characterized neural circuitry in the pons and cerebellum.
At the lower dose of 0.1 mg BV significant fewer flinches were elicited with 59.17±13.54, 133.00±22.33 and 234.00±36.42 within the three corresponding time windows before sciatic nerve transection.
The test Change-N1m response was elicited with an abrupt increase in sound pressure by 6 dB in a continuous background sound of 65 dB.
DR-VEPs were elicited with random pixel patterns and with gratings spatially similar to those used for OR-VEPs, at velocities of 5.5 and 11 deg/s, and reversal rates of 2 and 4 reversals/s.
