Sentence examples for elicit either from inspiring English sources

They're looking for tastes and aromas that can elicit either physical or psychological reactions to help enhance flavour.

To examine the psychophysiological correlates of anxiety and embarrassment in relation to shyness, we measured autonomic arousal (heart rate, respiratory sinus arrhythmia, skin conductance level, and blushing response) in shy and non-shy female participants while they performed tasks designed to elicit either social anxiety or embarrassment.

This study investigated cardiovascular responses to two stressors known to elicit either beta-adrenergic (mental arithmetic) or alpha-adrenergic (forehead cold pressor) reactivity in Black and White men.

If anyone emerges as a genuine star here, it's Gordon-Levitt, the de facto lead for much of the second act (and about whom a last-second reveal is likely to elicit either gasps or groans).

Neural migration and axonal guidance are governed by several families of extracellular cues, which elicit either attractive or repulsive responses on leading edges and axonal growth cones.

However, extrinsic regulators may also influence neuritogenic processes: distinct target-derived cues can specifically elicit either elongating or arborizing patterns in developing axons [13] [16], whereas transient environmental signals irreversibly modify the intrinsic growth capabilities of central neurons [17], [18].

In earlier novels in the series, Goonan found ways to advance her vastly complicated narrative through characters whose personal stories elicited either admiration or sympathy, sometimes both.

Central to the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) are the pairwise comparisons between decision alternatives that are elicited either verbally or numerically.

The two sources of pressure were induced experimentally in a 2 × 2 design, with parents receiving instructions eliciting either ego-involvement or task-involvement and with children either failing or succeeding in the task.

Contradiction of expectations always elicits either surprise (repeat, reinforce) or shock (doubt, fight/flight, reassess, discredit the expectations).

Preferences have been elicited either using the TTO method with patients or a surrogate group [4, 5, 36, 44, 45, 48 50] or SG [7, 8, 13, 20, 35].