Sentence examples for efforts elicited from inspiring English sources

Chesapeake created Shale.TV after earlier public relations efforts elicited what Ms. Wilson called "natural skepticism".

Kyle Olson, the founder and chief executive of the foundation, said he decided to focus the video on Mr. Emanuel's education agenda, including his support for charter schools, partly because of the vocal opposition those efforts elicited from the union.

Mr. Kubelka's efforts elicited such ire that he fled for a time to Sweden, but he continued his frame-by-frame artisanship into the 1960s, undeterred, with the handmade, strobelike short "Arnulf Rainer" (named for the painter), a minutely calibrated, filmic heartbeat.

These efforts elicited some strong reactions.

One question about those efforts elicited an unexpected response.

The nucler test-ban treaty of 1963 represented the culmination of his efforts, eliciting tributes from both Kennedy and Khrushchev to his skill and patience as a negotiator.

A three hundred meter running test was used to estimate the anaerobic capacity [20], because the anaerobic capacity is the first determinant of performance in maximal all-out efforts eliciting exhaustion between 30 and 60 seconds [21].

He argued that this strongly implies that test-taking behaviour in PISA is affected by country-specific features of the way in which PISA is implemented, which in turn is related to the amount of effort elicited from students.

Their effect may be an effect of increased effort elicited by larger cues, or a combination of increased effort and spatial scaling, for example by increased effort needed to scale attention properly.

It is possible, therefore, that parent long-tailed tits may always exhibit a short-term matching response to increases in partner effort elicited by playback of begging calls when not constrained by brooding.

Anti-cancer vaccination efforts consistently elicited expansion of TA-specific memory T cells in the peripheral circulation, but this was rarely accompanied by cancer regression [ 19], suggesting that tumor rejection is a complex phenomenon that goes beyond the recognition of target cells by T cells [ 20].