Sentence examples for designed to prompt a from inspiring English sources

Some are variants of BCG, designed to prompt a more efficient immune response.

These 'typical' language exchanges were built into existing individual activity play schedules, and were designed to prompt a conversational unit after a play period of up to 10 min.

Participants were also asked to provide qualitative feedback in answering questions such as "What is the one thing you are going to take away with you at the end of this course?" This question was designed to prompt a participant to reflect on their own learning in the course and to gather evidence on which elements of the course reportedly contributed most to the learning experience.

"The fact that our brain works on the least-effort principle is contrary to what we expect of a work of art, which has always been something deliberately designed to prompt an experience.

That's when a man makes negative remarks supposedly designed to prompt banter, to a woman perceived as high status (and thus used to being lavished with praise), in order to project his own greater status.

Although it is difficult to know if "what didn't you like" (line 07) is a genuine question, "what was difficult about the night" (line 15) appears to be designed to prompt mention of a specific negative issue already known to them both.

Being emotionally aroused — by a photo of a loved one and an exercise designed to prompt memories of him or her — didn't make participants more or less likely to choose CPR.

Indeed, a Program woman will already have her hands full, since she will, in accordance with the chapter on guerrilla marketing, be carrying around a "conversation starter" — a "physical item that is designed to prompt curiosity and provoke interaction".

And a companion app designed to prompt you to move more.

A tablet-based digital intervention designed to prompt and support TSSEs comprising instructional videos and electronic reporting (including photographs) to a clinical nurse specialist in dermatology, with subsequent clinical triage.

So the film is an elaborate fake designed to prompt thought about how we imagine, preserve, authenticate and forget the past and how institutions of art, archaeology and history shape that process.