Sentence examples for elicit reports from inspiring English sources

Public reporting of wild bird carcasses has been utilised as a surveillance tool for West Nile virus and Usutu virus elsewhere [18], [19] and volunteer networks were successfully instituted in North America to elicit reports of diseased birds in order to characterise the spread of mycoplasmal conjunctivitis in the house finch Carpodacus mexicanus [20], [21].

In general, self-complete questionnaires tend to elicit reports of greater morbidity than interviewer-administered questionnaires.

The media, whether traditional or social, can protect children by placing child abuse high on the community agenda through regular articles, commentaries and programs that raise awareness; influence behaviour; generate public opinion; and elicit reports of abuse.

Immediate progress can be made by carefully reviewing the wide variation in current data collection processes including the formulation of questions that would elicit reporting on pregnancy losses.

Safety was assessed by AE reports (patients were asked a nonleading question to elicit reporting of any AEs that had occurred since the previous visit), physical examination, clinical laboratory and vital sign measures, ECGs, the Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS) 17 (all weeks and down-taper), and Changes in Sexual Functioning Questionnaire (CSFQ) 18 (weeks 0, 4, 8).

Recall bias remains an important limitation in eliciting reports of risk behaviors in this population.

Largely, ACASI elicited reports of risk behaviours in the same range as FtF-interview, and helped us to capture behaviours hitherto not recognised in our cohort populations.

The variation between interviewers in terms of rates reported for this study suggests some were more skilled than others in reliably eliciting reports of experienced violence.

When LFA was compared between the whole positive and negative films, both of which elicited reports from the subjects of strong emotional responses in the expected happy versus disgust directions, no hemispheric EEG differences were found.

While real variations in womens' experience of violence across households may be reflected here, an ICC (intra-cluster correlation) of 0.18 with respect to interviewer (the largest such correlation determined, all others were below 0.08) indicates the potential for substantive differences in the reliability of interviewers in eliciting reports of violence.

At each study visit, non-directive questioning was performed by the study coordinator to elicit AE reports from subjects.