Sentence examples for eliciting questions from inspiring English sources

Michie's twelve theoretical domains, component constructs, and eliciting questions for investigating the implementation of evidence-based practice were used to guide questioning regarding barriers and enablers to PFMT for referrers (and providers) [ 20].

When inviting students to ask questions, for example, some instructors walked around the room to be more available for questions, others designed activities with the intention of eliciting questions from students, and still others remained silent to create space for students to ask questions.

With ratio weights (proposed by von Winterfeldt and Edwards [29]) and semantic scales, such as the AHP scale (proposed by Saaty [22]) and the MACBETH scale (proposed by Bana e Costa and Vasnick [1]), the weight eliciting questions are derived from an interpretation of weights as swings and the respondent is asked to compare swings among different attributes.

Table  3 provides examples of eliciting questions.

All that talking has elicited questions.

Many of the earlier posts elicited questions that were answered in later installments.

A document summarizing the charges says that while sales representatives were not supposed to initiate discussions of off-label uses, they were trained to elicit questions from doctors.

As Matthew, my 5-year-old, demonstrated, an hourlong performance is bound to elicit questions, from the expected ("Whoa, how'd they do that?") to the unexpected ("Mom, do both of them have underwear on?").

The sentence elicits questions not only pertaining to the logical behaviour of the verb 'scire'to'to know'), but also to the specifically theological issue of the object of God's knowledge (Ebbesen 1997, p. 154ff).

Once we began using the fandom hashtags to elicit questions we got overwhelmingly bombarded.

Sponsored by VH1, the Q&A launched the hashtag #AskThicke to elicit questions.