Sentence examples for elicits not only from inspiring English sources

By focussing on the authentic biology and casting it as a neurological disease, it takes away the negative stigma and elicits not only sympathy but concentrated clinical attention.

This is why his mother's long, slow, agonizing death elicits not only fear and grief but also a grisly, stream-of-consciousness riff on cancer: "The tumor is a light tumor, empty, a balloon.

Indeed, some evidence suggests that sadness elicits not only the desire for affiliation, but also emphatic behavior (e.g., Batson et al. 1981).

Therefore, it is suggested that hyperthermia elicits not only an anti-angiogenic effect by inhibiting tumour-derived VEGF production but also an anti-metastatic action by suppressing the production and activation of proMMPs.

IL-6 elicits not only acute phase reactions but also the development of specific cellular and humoral immune responses, including end-stage B cell differentiation, immunoglobulin secretion and T cell activation.

For example, in the inflammatory process, both at the gut level and elsewhere, antigen elicits not only the immediate activation of mast cells and basophils, but may also stimulate antigen-specific lymphocytes to produce cytokines within several hours to amplify the resulting allergic inflammation (Luccioli et al., 2002; Knight et al., 2007).

Mr. Rosenwinkel's "Turns," a post-bop tune with a prismatic melody, elicited not only another fine guitar solo but also some shifting action in the rhythm section.

But Hamas said the detainees were low-ranking, and the arrests elicited not only Israel's dismissive reaction but also a skeptical response from the White House.

Auditory sensation can be elicited not only by air conducted (AC) sound or bone conducted (BC) sound, but also by stimulation of soft tissue (STC) sites on the head and neck relatively distant from deeply underlying bone.

In the course of his work on the digestive system of the dog, Pavlov had found that salivary secretion was elicited not only by placing food in the dog's mouth but also by the sight and smell of food and even by the sight and sound of the technician who usually provided the food.

In the course of the evening, she seemed to get him to admit to not paying any federal taxes, which Trump appeared to confirm by saying, "That makes me smart". Moderator Lester Holt's question about Trump's birther crusade elicited not only a defense of his efforts but a declaration of pride that he, Trump, had forced President Obama to present his birth certificate.