Sentence examples for eliciting less from inspiring English sources

Pavlovian extinction substantially reduced this effect, with the extinguished reward cue eliciting less reward-seeking than the non-extinguished reward cue.

However, it has the further advantage of eliciting less pronounced vasoconstriction in the coronary and cerebral vascular regions.

Each question elicited less of a response.

Maybe that's the problem: the budget debate seems to elicit less hard news analysis than political framing and reframing.

And because they are likely to be held abroad, the trials would present no domestic security risk and would undoubtedly elicit less coverage from the American media.

Similarly, the Russian bombing of civilians in Chechnya and the Chinese policies in Tibet have elicited less moral outrage in Europe than Israel's actions.

The realization of those goals could allow for even less invasion in already minimally invasive procedures and therefore elicit less stress on the patient.

The realization of those goals was expected to allow for even less invasion in already minimally invasive procedures and therefore elicit less stress on the patient.

"An Ugly Rumor or an Ugly Truth?" (Week in Review, Aug. 4) asks why all the atrocities committed against humanity lately have elicited less moral outrage in Europe than the Israelis' actions.

Some federal health officials said the proposal for mandatory public reporting could have unintended consequences and might elicit less information than a well-designed, well-run system of voluntary reporting.

However, the production company is likely to elicit less sympathy than the Southampton pub named The Hobbit which earlier this year picked up support from actors Ian McKellen and Stephen Fry in its battle to keep the name.