While in theory building the research strategy is based on the eliciting of concepts (constructs) and relationships out of data, in theory development, it has to be demonstrated that the research strategy aims to identify new elements and relationships within a tentative theory, identifying mechanisms which explain the phenomenon more precisely.
The intervention is based on the elicit-provide-elicit framework, which has its background in motivational interviewing and which has been refined for use in primary care[ 26].
The communication skills intervention was built around 11 key tasks (for example, exploring patients' fears and expectations, asking patients' opinion on antibiotics, and outlining the natural duration of cough in lower respiratory tract infection), with information exchange throughout based on the elicit-provide-elicit framework from counselling in behaviour change.
In addition, α-gal epitopes on the ECM elicit an increase of ~100 fold in the titer of anti-Gal within 2 weeks.
In contrast to allograft transplantation, paternal histocompatibility antigens expressed on the placenta elicit only limited T cell immuno-reactivity [ 4].
Replays on the scoreboard elicited groans.
The exotic terrane, on the other, elicited much affectionate perusal.
Mr. Campos posted an actual auction on the site, eliciting nearly 4,000 responses that bid the price up to $2,000 before the ad was removed.
He also explained the Jewish custom of leaving stones on the graves, eliciting laughter when he said that the "stone at the graveyard and the broken glass at the wedding are the most explained objects in Jewish history".
IN Italy, it is called the "Saviano effect," the intense national focus on the Camorra elicited by Roberto Saviano's 2006 best seller, "Gomorrah," which traced the rise of the Campania region's violent and economically mighty clans.
Except for John Sutherland, angered by Salman Rushdie's exclusion in 1999, whose Guardian article on the judging elicited a letter from two of his fellow-judges, Shena Mackay and Natasha Walter, calling it "self-serving gossip" that strayed into "pure fantasy".
