Sentence examples for elicit recommendations from inspiring English sources

I hope that by mentioning certain books I'll also elicit recommendations from people who post comments on this site.

Committee members said today that testimony from Mr. Farmer and Colonel Dunbar was needed to determine what steps had been taken to discourage profiling, and to elicit recommendations for possible legislation.

Expert input was used to narrow search terms and to elicit recommendations for article inclusion.

In addition, we will elicit recommendations related to the PCNs' ability to identify patient populations to actively offer targeted health services.

At each session the preliminary results of the interviews were presented in order to facilitate a comparative discussion of the reasons for non-help-seeking and to elicit recommendations for improving the accessibility of mental health services.

In January 2010, the U.S. EPA convened a workshop in Washington, DC, to review the current science concerning cardiovascular impacts of MeHg exposures and to elicit recommendations about whether these effects should be included in benefits assessments of future Hg rules [for a list of questions posed by the U.S. EPA to workshop participants, see Supplemental Material (doi 10.1289/ehp.1003012)].

Where would you want to go, they asked themselves, if you weren't French, rich, or old? "We put the list together by calling contacts and friends all over the world and eliciting recommendations, then added in our own suggestions, and ordered it in a rather slapdash manner," Maillard recalled.

Either way, our study supports eliciting recommendations from staff themselves and communicating to staff that weight management counseling is a VHA priority despite competing demands.

Of course the idea behind ShopSocially is that you can elicit product recommendations from your friends as opposed to complete strangers on the sites where you are looking to purchase an item.

A more comprehensive assessment that draws expertise from multiple scientific disciplines will be required to elicit management recommendations targeted to effectively optimize overall performance of dairy cows and commercial herds.

This pilot study of parents of children with Down syndrome (DS) used qualitative methods to explore parents' perceptions of the extent and quality of communication about CAM with pediatricians, to elicit parents' recommendations for improvement, and to formulate new research questions.