Certainly, to obtain separate distributions for each hospital would create elicitation fatigue, but densities could be elicited for groups of institutions – in this case adopters of high versus low level decision support.
Your photo of the former A.S.P.C.A. building at 50 Madison Avenue on July 15 ["A Future for Madison Square's Past"] elicited for me a host of memories.
The conductor Charles Dutoit, tired of the growing criticisms he has elicited for years from the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, quit that post this season suddenly, angrily and publicly.
New reality and game shows stir up eruptive feelings about valuable old things, venturing far past the delighted and disappointed facial twitches that appraisers have elicited for 15 years on PBS's "Antiques Roadshow".
Sotheby's aggressive sale of the Goldschmidt collection in 1958, which elicited (for that time) amazingly high prices, has been cited as the event heralding the late-20th-century boom in fine-art selling.
The OA-saturation condition is elicited for maximum data exploitation.
A role was elicited for unsuspected genes in toxicity development.
There were nine behavioral and seven normative beliefs elicited for both FV and DC; while nine and five control beliefs were elicited for FV and DC, respectively.
Prior distributions are elicited for β and η based on their operational interpretation and engineering expertise.
The problem of ranking and weighting experts' performances when quantitative judgments are being elicited for decision support is considered.
Well-being assessments are elicited, for instance, in responses to questions such as how satisfied people are with their life overall.
