Sentence examples for elicit signs from inspiring English sources
It was my turn to keep busy, as I tried to elicit signs of life from this tableau, which now included my sombre wife.
Questions are posed to elicit signs and symptoms of the final illness, health history, and events surrounding the death; this information is used to assign a probable underlying cause of death (i.e. the disease or injury that initiated the train of events leading directly to death).
Standardised interviews in the local language (Shangaan) were used to elicit signs, symptoms, and circumstances of the terminal illness.
A close caregiver was interviewed to elicit signs and symptoms of the terminal illness and "probable cause of death" was assigned by two of the authors (JF, LF).
Each participant had an anterior segment examination using a torch to elicit signs of trachoma, pterygium, conjunctival disease and corneal pathology.
Importantly, many of these processes are vulnerable to organophosphates at doses below those necessary to elicit signs of systemic toxicity and even below the threshold for significant inhibition of cholinesterase (Pope 1999; Slotkin 2004, 2005).
The marked ethnic differences in objective nerve electrophysiological measures were largely not reflected in reported neuropathic symptoms or elicited signs.
Study staff were trained in the IMNCI algorithm and given practice on eliciting signs of neonatal sepsis.
Finally, although ETS exposure also elicits signs of chronic oxidative stress, demonstration of a specific role of this mechanism in brain damage remains elusive, confounded by adaptive mechanisms and perhaps most of all by the underlying damage caused by nicotine.
If clinicians utilized additional maneuvers, hence deviating from their usual course of clinical examination, on the strength of finding other more easily elicited signs, the study results may have become biased.
The possibility also exists that finding one physical sign may have heightened attempts by examining clinicians to elicit further signs.
