Sentence examples for methods to provoke from inspiring English sources

Many rival malaria vaccines, targeting different surface proteins or using different methods to provoke the immune system into a counterattack, are in development.

Khan has tried different methods to provoke a response: he's written letters, demonstrated on the streets and waited in long queues for water tankers, at times getting into a fracas with other water-starved residents.

To get better ideas from his staff, Osborn began experimenting with methods to provoke creative thinking: one of the most famous he popularised was brainstorming.

Mackie et al. 2006 used this method to provoke the partial closure of the atrial siphon following stimulation of the tentacles in the oral siphon (Fig. 3b).

It should also be noted that the devices (as opposed to tradition tape and twill methods) tended to provoke occlusion events prior to extubation at the more extreme test angles (test points 10 and 13).

The magazine's method is to provoke, and its antagonism toward organized religion is well established.

The only direct reference to the The Shining itself, however, both reveals the aesthetic contrivances of the production of the film, while embellishing the method used to provoke the veils of horror.

Their direct-action methods were intended to provoke a response that would lead to discussion and effect change.

But recently, it has asserted a new approach in the region, its words and methods as likely to provoke Washington as to advance its own interests.

Physicians described the threat or actual use of nasogastric tubes, urinary catheters, wide-bore needles, or electric shocks – "punishments" (6), in words of one physician – as a routine method of trying to provoke unresponsive patients to respond.

Transient-based methods use capacitor switching to provoke transient disturbances into the network to rate the frequency-dependent network impedance by the ratio between the measured voltage and current.