Sentence examples for elicit the required from inspiring English sources

An interviewer administered structured questionnaire was administered by trained health workers to elicit the required information.

If this strategy does not elicit the required information, we will analyse only available data.

After listening to/reading each event description printed on a separate card, participants answered a question designed to elicit the required response, by circling upon the card one of the two alternative interpretations that followed each description.

While a thorough evaluation by an expert clinician who has significant experience in specific diagnoses is considered the best method of diagnosing complex conditions such as ASDs, structured diagnostic interviews have been developed to help non-expert clinicians elicit the required information for these diagnoses.

Manipulating the parameters of time and temperature of exposure adjusts the therapeutic dose given to users, but the question of "what are the optimal modality, temperature, and duration required to elicit the required physiological response?" posed by Costello et al. [ 7] highlights the current "holy grail" in WBC research.

LeBrun says the Khartoum government, under the leadership of Omar al-Bashir, who has been indicted for war crimes in Darfur, is unable to assess or regulate the flow of guns because it "cannot elicit the required trust and compliance of populations that is required for disarmament".

The importance of the entrance tests in relation to the job being applied for must be explained clearly to the candidate and alternative methods of eliciting the required information, such as verbal assessments and diagrams, should also be considered.

Bilayer tablets showed acceptable physical properties and elicited the required in vitro release pattern that coincides with the purpose set for this study.

The method, including the double scale, has since been used for eliciting the required probabilities in a number of realistic applications of decision support systems, both in the medical field [ 11, 13, 14] as well as in other domains [ 15, 16], yet a more extensive validation of the scale is still called for.

From female pupils asked whether they were forced to wear the hijab (despite girls in the same class clearly not doing so) to one staff member being asked "Are you homophobic?", we were subjected to inappropriate and bizarre lines of questioning, designed to elicit the evidence required to damn us.

Some iterations were required to elicit the expert IK required for completing the analysis.