Sentence examples for elicited characteristics from inspiring English sources

In this respect, an additional section of the questionnaire could have elicited characteristics related to their social behaviour via qualitative questions, e.g. by asking how many people belong to the same social circle, to what extent the members of the social circle can influence stakeholders' opinions and how much stakeholders are able to convince others in their social circle [98].

Response to endotoxemia at the metabolome level elicited characteristics that agree well with those observed in sepsis patients despite the high degree of variability in the response of these patients.

For example, rapid atrial pacing-induced AF in dogs elicited characteristic electrophysiologic changes including shortened atrial ERP and structural alterations consisting of atrial chamber dilation and myocyte hypertrophy [ 33].

When this manoeuvre is performed on patients with a Morton's fibroma, the mass is compressed between the metatarsal heads eliciting characteristic pain before it is plantarily displaced, often coinciding with a palpable click (Mulder's sign).

Earlier it had been shown that in certain assays E. coli and B. subtilis can elicit characteristic immune gene expression responses in Drosophila [28].

The questionnaire elicited demographic characteristics consistent with Crime Survey England and Wales categories: age in years, ethnicity, income, education and housing status.

We also elicited demographic characteristics, use of personal care and household cleaning products, dietary intake, and tobacco use/exposures [ 27- 29].

A letter from a woman whose husband was having an affair with the babysitter elicited the characteristic blunt response: "To change a husband is complicated.

Noteworthy, LCA elicited these characteristic changes in mitochondrial size and number regardless of the presence of DMSO in yeast cultures containing exogenously added LCA (compare Figures 8A-8D to Figures 8G-8J).

Perinatal or postnatal ETS exposure elicited two characteristic patterns of neural cellular effects, both of which resemble earlier findings for effects of prenatal nicotine exposure in rodents (Levin and Slotkin 1998; Roy et al. 1998, 2002; Roy and Sabherwal 1994, 1998; Slotkin 1998, 2004; Slotkin et al. 1987b).

In assessment, clinical psychologists administer and interpret psychological tests, either for the purpose of evaluating individuals' relative intelligence or other capabilities or for the purpose of eliciting mental characteristics that will aid in diagnosing a particular mental disorder.