Sentence examples for expected elicited from inspiring English sources

At the critical penultimate panel, sequences representing depicted events (Explicit, Expected) elicited a larger posterior positivity (P600) than the relatively passive events of an onlooker (Impoverished, Implied), though Implied sequences were slightly more positive than Impoverished sequences.

The sentence was harsher than expected, and elicited loud gasps in the courtroom.

As expected, TNFα elicited immune and stress responses.

As expected, ERPs elicited by speech stimuli were significantly different in infants prenatally exposed to maternal cigarette smoking.

Two-photon excitation at 780 nm is expected to elicit fluorescence from both NAD(P H and FAD whereas excitation at 890 nm will elicit a signal primarily from FAD [ 34].

If any surroundings could be expected to elicit verse from people, these are they.

In both its live depiction and recollected accounts of the season's big matches, the show brazenly milks its audience for the exaggerated responses that this brand of wrestling is expected to elicit.

Partly because of that concert, it always seemed to me that Mr. Masur had never achieved in New York quite what he had in Leipzig; which is one reason so many Philharmonic concerts I've heard could be expected to elicit a wider range of opinion.

Nanotechnology is therefore emerging as a field in medicine that is expected to elicit significant therapeutic benefits.

Such massive deals are expected to elicit more accountability on the part of the media, since they represent such a large chunk of a company's ad budget.

Activation of AMPK in the liver and muscle is expected to elicit beneficial metabolic effects with the potential to improve the defects associated with T2DM and the metabolic syndrome [8].