As with chimps and dolphins, a dying or dead elephant may elicit attention and aid from others, including those from other groups.
Traditional Yurok religion was concerned with an individual's effort to elicit supernatural aid, especially through ritual cleanliness, and with rituals for the public welfare.
She elicits the aid of Lord Clifford and ultimately defeats York in battle, stabbing him to death while he curses her as "she-wolf of France" and "more inhuman, more inexorable, / Oh, ten times more, than tigers of Hyrcania". As Henry drifts wistfully through the action, lamenting his fate, York's sons consolidate their power.
Against the individualist who objects that there was, nevertheless, a point at which there were no societies but only individuals, he elicits the aid of Darwin in support of the view that humans have always been social, having evolved from social animals.
Cries for help, be they from people wanting practical help or charitable aid, elicit a variety of responses, some based on whether we can afford to help, some due to compassion for fellow human beings.
Unlike MR imaging, ultrasound allows dynamic imaging while manoeuvring the injured leg to elicit symptoms and aid in clarifying the diagnosis.
Each year, the director led a two day training workshop, teaching interns how to administer decision aids, elicit and document patient questions, and make notes and recordings while remaining neutral and non-directive.
It offers unique information in cases of some vaginal and cervical anomalies; it is also crucial that vaginal examination could elicit tenderness, which can aid diagnosis.
We now show that B cell antigen receptor (BCR) and endosomal Toll-like receptor (TLR) signals synergize to elicit high levels of AID expression in immature/T1 B cells.
In other cases, the pathogen may actively elicit host NO to aid in the infection process.
