Sentence examples for eliciting in from inspiring English sources

Writers are constantly conscious of the emotions they are eliciting in a reader.

And though it teases out the usual horror movie sensations of dread and anxiety and eyes-averted disgust, this movie also makes a direct and disarming play for affection, eliciting in viewers something akin to the awkward, resilient tenderness that is its subject.

This disapproval was to cloud their relationship for the few remaining years of Thurber's life, eliciting, in a letter to a friend, almost the only negative remark about White I came upon in reading more than thirty years of correspondence: "I have just got a wintry letter from Andy White who, when he is in one of his self-bound phases, is the most selfful of men".

Significant CD8 T-cell responses eliciting in vivo proliferation and cytotoxicity were obtained with CD80/4-1BBL-T-cell CD80/4-1BBL-T-cell CD80/4-1BBL-T-cell CD80/4-1BBL-T-celltions.

The role of TLR2 in eliciting in vivo adaptive immune responses against P6 was evaluated.

The selected AI molecules, putatively mimicking the CD4bs, were shown to be specifically recognized by b12 and to be capable of eliciting in rabbits a weak, though detectable, neutralizing response against two tier 1 HIV pseudoviruses [37].

Eliciting in-depth data was challenging for SMR as detail was not always provided.

An interview has a greater possibility of eliciting in-depth and specific information and insights from the practitioners (Bell, 2010).

On the other hand, an interview has a greater possibility of eliciting in-depth and detailed information and insights from participants (Bell 2010; Cohen et al. 2011; Denscombe 2014).

Interviewers received extensive training in performance of VA/SA interviews and were trained on eliciting in-depth interviews in three piloting sessions.

A trained interviewer used open-ended techniques to elicit in-depth information from the participants.