Sentence examples for eliciting the need from inspiring English sources

27 28 As also shown in previous studies, 4 29 use of serotonin antagonists during pregnancy in North America and Australia is increasing compared with the other regions, eliciting the need of sound studies assessing the safety profile of this drug group in pregnancy.

Limitations of previous integration techniques in the context of chemical plants will be outlined and this will elicit the need for a more powerful software engineering paradigm utilising software agents.

The continued increase in the incidence of type 2 diabetes (T2D) has elicited the need to investigate in more depth and breadth the risk factors that contribute to this disease in order to have a more comprehensive vision of the process to illuminate the path towards more precise and effective preventive interventions [ 1– 3].

This article describes a focus group study, carried out in collaboration with the University of Warwick, aiming to elicit the needs of people with cancer and their carers/supporters, the reactions to these needs and the strategies adopted to obtain support and self-management skills.

Likewise, physicians may also lack the skill to recognise or elicit the needs of patients and their families.

Use cases are used to elicit the user needs and to derive the scenarios.

This paper presented an approach based on the users' participation to elicit the different needs and formalize the tailorable behavior using a norm-based structure.

A short semi-structured interview serves to elicit the information needed for scoring.

The interview guide was adapted from a previous study conducted by the lead author (KK) which elicited the perceived needs, and experiences from 116 hospitalized patients with multi-morbidity [ 19, 20].

None of the tools identified provided evidence that studies had been undertaken to elicit the information needs of users (clinicians, patients or their relatives), or that the tools had been tested in an exploratory trial.

In conclusion we show here that Mutyh activity is needed for eliciting the intense inflammatory response following an acute oxidative stress and is also involved in its attenuation during the chronic phase, probably by affecting the local occurrence of regulatory T cells.