Sentence examples for elicit agree from inspiring English sources

As the PISA attitudinal scales tend (on average) to elicit "agree" responses across items, ERS will tend to produce more extreme levels of agreement (i.e., scores on the attitudinal scales that are generally biased downward), thus making it possible that more positively reported attitudes would be seen in the context of lower educational achievement.

Response to endotoxemia at the metabolome level elicited characteristics that agree well with those observed in sepsis patients despite the high degree of variability in the response of these patients.

We tested the hypothesis that the patterns of metabolic response elicited by endotoxin would agree with those in clinical sepsis.

The postquiz also surveyed the students' opinions on safety by eliciting their ranking (strongly agree to strongly disagree) on the statement "My personal safety was never compromised—I had the needed protective equipment and clothing, and everyone in the lab was safety conscious".

We did not ask responders directly whether or not they would be satisfied with PCI should a potentially intervenable lesion on angiography be found; such a question might have more directly elicited whether referring physicians agree or disagree with PCI decisions made during angiography.

The integrated method can assist stakeholders to elicit, explore, evaluate, negotiate, and agree upon software architecture alternatives based on each of their requirement Win conditions.

Finally, it is vital to consistently elicit input and perspective from those who graciously agree to serve as host.

What a piece evokes, differs, but there are some pieces that elicit a common enough response that we all agree upon its rarity.

Then Thompson moved in for the coup de grace: "You have even given money to PBS, so we can agree you are a committed liberal, right?" That evidently elicited some laughter in the courtroom, as well it might.

To elicit and describe mutually agreed upon common problems and subsequent solutions resulting from a facilitated face-to-face meeting between pharmacists and physicians.

A brief and flexible interview framework was agreed to elicit opinion and experiences regarding advantages or problems with the two systems for use OOH, information handover and the impact of the changes on the Trust generally.