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Here the artists shift from food to another, more elicit bodily pleasure -- exploring and exaggerating those nascent feelings of sexual energy.

It's hard to justify legalizing a drug when all of its medicinal and social benefits are overshadowed by an insular trend that appears far more elicit than any component of the plant itself.

Council members had more success eliciting pledges of managerial reforms and a renewed commitment to passenger safety by the Department of Transportation.

Therefore, a condition of oxygen limitation might be sensed by P. pastoris as more extreme, eliciting a proper response.

More socially evaluative tasks eliciting more robust changes in cortisol may be required to adequately assess this relationship.

Individual interviews may provide a more appropriate context for eliciting more personal experiences of what remains a stigmatized condition.

As the language in the tests grows more challenging, it elicits more neural activity, until it becomes gibberish, at which point it elicits less the brain seems to give up, quite sensibly, when a task is futile.

Inversely, images that scored higher in terms of annoyance (p = 0.45) and especially confusion (p = 0.61) were more likely to elicit more negative comments about message content.

Respond to the lines they feed you and ask more questions to elicit more information.

There was also plenty of silence, which did more to elicit patience in the viewer than profound thoughts.

Sara Fattahi's "Chaos" does more than elicit its participants' memories of the war; it addresses the very subject of memory.