Apart from occasional demonstrations mostly in France, technology critics did not succeed in mobilising significant parts of the public despite many speculations that nanotechnology might elicit concerns similar to green biotechnology.
However, the parochial views in major Muslim-majority countries ought to elicit concerns.
Of concern in this regard, recent studies suggest that MSCs might elicit a memory T-cell response in mice, suggesting that they are not as 'immunoprivileged' as previously thought [ 73, 74].
Ms. Santiago's lawyers were also concerned that if prosecutors cross-examined her, they might elicit information that could be used at her own murder trial.
But she was concerned about potential anger and political vitriol that my questions might elicit, and with her fluent Russian and better cultural understanding, she felt she could better help me navigate.
A deeper discussion might elicit a list of the persistent headaches of doing business in emerging markets.
unidirectional -- for example, digits might elicit colors, but colors do not elicit digits in turn.
After a pause you might elicit a few names.
I start with something that might elicit emotion".
It also begs the question: who in British art might elicit a similar roasting?
