Sentence examples for is expected to elicit from inspiring English sources
Nanotechnology is therefore emerging as a field in medicine that is expected to elicit significant therapeutic benefits.
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.
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].
But the fact that DC3000 expressing AvrB, that is expected to elicit an HR and kill the seedlings did not abrogate the luciferase activity in the seedlings and did not seem to reduce the bacterial load significantly (Table 1), is unexpected and highlights unique aspects of this system (discussed later).
Synchronisation of the cells in G2/M is expected to elicit the maximum response to radiotherapy.
This is expected to elicit a MUC1-specific cellular immune response mediated by T lymphocytes, including a CTL response.
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.
Oligomeric HIV-1 envelope proteins delivered with a potent adjuvant are expected to elicit strong antibody responses with broad neutralization specificity.
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.
Longer and more intense interactions, likely to be accompanied by a stronger physiological response, were expected to elicit higher rates of SDBs.
