Sentence examples for elicit sufficient from inspiring English sources

Adam Sampson, the chief ombudsman, told me recently: "This is a quick and inquisitorial process designed to elicit sufficient information on which an ombudsman can base a decision".

In the best-case scenario, this rejection mechanism would reduce the number of routine, if technically sound papers, that make it into Biology Direct, as these might fail to elicit sufficient interest to secure reviews.

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain met here today with Bertie Ahern, the Irish prime minister, to discuss the current state of the Northern Ireland peace effort, which has suffered significant setbacks in recent weeks -- including the postponement of legislative elections -- after talks failed to elicit sufficient commitment from the Irish Republican Army to renounce paramilitary activities.

An effective HIV-1 vaccine should elicit sufficient breadth of immune recognition to protect against the genetically diverse forms of the circulating virus.

"Illegal business activities on Alibaba Group's platforms have for a long time failed to elicit sufficient attention, and [the company] for a long time has not adopted effective measures to address the situation," its report said, adding that the firm had let this "abscess fester until it became a danger".

This lack of prior exposure makes the population more vulnerable to severe disease caused by highly virulent H5N1 strains and makes immunization more difficult, necessitating the use of adjuvants, higher antigen content, and two doses to elicit sufficient antibody titers (7).

Intelligent and strategic interrogation of drivers and passengers seemed a primary mechanism for preliminary identification of potentially "bad people," or at least people whose behaviors elicited sufficient suspicion to warrant further search.

In addition, there are difficulties in eliciting sufficient responses in immunocompromised individuals, which includes the elderly, due to the natural immunosenescence that occurs with aging.

Our algorithms do incorporate a strategy for seeking clinically silent acute cases of disease (serial change in hepatitis B surface antigen from negative to positive in a patient without known prior infection) but this strategy is still contingent upon patients with silent disease presenting for clinical care and eliciting sufficient clinical suspicion to prompt serial surface antigen testing.

Problems specifically lie in eliciting sufficient, tumor-selective stimulation of an immune system that is already tolerant of cancer cells [ 1, 2].

OML-based vaccination elicited sufficient antitumor immunity to suppress tumor growth and led to tumor rejection: a single injection of OMLs containing 1  μg of antigen induced antitumor activity in model E.G7-OVA tumor-bearing mice, and about half of the mice exhibited elimination of an established E.G7-OVA tumor.