Sentence examples for only elicited from inspiring English sources

But the plea, from the Turkish government at Nadir's request, only elicited an ultimatum from the Foreign Secretary for "£100 million by Monday", he said.

These findings suggest that acupuncture not only elicited acupoint-implicated brain activation, but also modulated the affective components of the pain matrix.

During non-rapid eye movement (non-REM) sleep, the same TMS stimulus only elicited neural activity at the site of stimulation.

In additional mouse studies, the vaccine not only elicited more antibodies against PA than the conventional vaccine but also did so faster, presumably because of IL-15's boosting effects.

When mice were immunized with this set of OMVs, an OspA-specific antibody response was only elicited by OMVs with clearly surface-exposed OspA, strengthening the idea that the exact positioning of an antigen in the OMV affects the immune response.

However, when evaluating the efficacy of a single inoculation of the fusion proteins, we found that IgG-FMDV could elicit a protective immune response in swine, while Gal-FMDV only elicited a weak neutralizing activity and could not protect the swine against FMDV challenge.

This artificial part of himself not only elicits attention but inspires readers to draw parallels with his work.

On camera one hears questions that not only elicit information from suspects but communicate information to suspects.

Britain's extended imperial hangover can only elicit cold indifference from the US, which is undergoing epochal demographic shifts, isolation within Europe, and derision from its former Asian and African subjects.

The audience is full of coders and Apple tends to focus on minor tweaks that may only elicit applause from an enthralled audience deep in the weeds of app design.

DCEs can only elicit the relative relevance of the attributes that were included in advance.