Sentence examples for elicited rate from inspiring English sources

Although not reported in all studies, Tsuda et al. (2001) demonstrated that the elicited rate of the hamstring stretch reflex through a direct electrical stimulation of the ACL was 8/9 for the biceps femoris and 5/9 for the semitendinosis muscles.

A key result is that the interest rates IA experts recommend for discounting future impacts depend strongly on what type of impact is being discounted, as well as upon the exact phrasing of questions used to elicit rates from the experts.

The two-second scene that elicited the rating appears early in the film and involves the head movements of a transvestite, played by Gael García Bernal, while performing oral sex.

Our review indicates that elicited discount rates for health have been found to be higher than those for money in both the social and private context.

In this respect, our review indicates that elicited discount rates for health have been found to be higher than those for money in both the social and private context.

In contrast, non- or low-rosetting parasites elicited similar rates of 4-HNE conjugates only in 50% of patients.

Results from four large randomised studies in this setting comparing cisplatin plus 5-FU with other single-agent chemotherapy agents demonstrated that combination regimens elicited response rates of around 20 30% [ 8- 11].

However, Desai et al. (1997) showed that an exercise test similar to the one utilized in the current study elicited heart rates near 750 beats per minute and a respiratory exchange ratio at or above 1.0 in mice from several inbred strains.

The proposed role for the putamen in prediction (rather than prediction error) is confirmed and extended here, by the fact that a direct repetition of a rhythm at the same beat rate elicited significantly greater activity compared with the repetition of only beat rate (with a different rhythmic pattern).

Vaccination of fish with the EPS extracts elicited a survival rate of 78%, which was similar to the 72% survival rate when whole cells were used.

Temperature dependence of the f-I curve was quantified as the root-mean-squared difference between firing rates at the two temperatures across input currents, normalized by the average spike rate elicited at the lower temperature: RMSD = 1 N ∑ i = 1 N (f i, T cold (I C, i ) − f i, T hot (I C, i ) ) 2 1 N ∑ i = 1 N f i, T cold (I C, i ), with Tcold = 18°C and Thot = 28°C.