Sentence examples for elicits important from inspiring English sources

Reacher begins by telling Helen that he will help, if she agrees to interview the victims' families: an unthinkably tactless thing to do, but it elicits important details about the crime.

Others have noted that closure of biobanks elicits important ethical and legal issues (Zawati et al. 2011; Janger 2005).

Our study elicits important questions pertaining to the underlying mechanisms of DNA packaging into exosomes.

This helps to explain how the transition from uni- to multicellular life forms could take place, but it also elicits important questions: for example, what was the function of cadhesome proteins before AJs existed?

The induction of contractile activity by exercise represents a physiological stimulus that elicits important adaptive responses in skeletal muscle either directly by mechanical strain or indirectly through its ability to increase intracellular calcium levels in response to neural stimulation [ 1– 3].

Puns aside, prosecutors did elicit important testimony from the witness.

The new association has elicited important active support from its parent union, the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, and from the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Recordings of the interviews, and of a story called "Arthur the Rat," which was written to elicit important pronunciation features, show the variation in speech sounds.

The security officers' assessment of a passenger, "development of the passenger profile," he said, involves asking certain questions to elicit important information.

They concluded: "For the first time, we have demonstrated that frequently employed neonicotinoid insecticides can elicit important lethal and sub-lethal effects on non-target, beneficial male insects; this may have broad population-level implications".

This study adopts Repertory Grid methodology as an interview based technique to elicit important constructs of trust to engineering teams working in two organizations within the energy distribution industry.