Sentence examples for being able to elicit from inspiring English sources
Vaccines offer the theoretical advantage of being able to elicit T-cell responses in addition to antibody responses.
Moreover, this T cell response was multiallelic, being able to elicit responses restricted to several distinct HLA class II molecules.
Compared to other types of vaccines, DNA vaccine possesses the advantage of being able to elicit systemic immune response of both the humoral and the cellular arms [ 42, 43].
The choice to focus on just two centres of practice (Birmingham and Cambridge), brings the advantage of being able to elicit some specific and subtle descriptions but inevitably limits the generalisation of findings.
Overall, immunization with filamentous phages displaying antigenic peptides has been described as being able to elicit a protective immune response in animal models of disease (van Houten et al, 2006, 2010).
These probing techniques require being able to elicit the right information, to drive the word flow, to choose between open or directive questions, and to attend to cues and explore the underlying experience.
With emotional stimulation, we intend an external stimulus that is able to elicit an emotional reaction.
"I am sure that he will be able to elicit a positive response" from Tariq Aziz, the Iraqi Foreign Minister.
Lately, it's been Louis C.K., whose show is able to elicit sober introspection as easily as explosive laughter.
Results show that almost all of the five virtual park scenarios were able to elicit the intended emotion.
