Sentence examples for provoke interaction from inspiring English sources
I want to provoke interaction and debate, with the site becoming a professional resource for the sector.
The cartoon, as Might did, sought to engage its readers, to provoke interaction, however glancing, and thus had an abiding curiosity in how people would react to solicitations placed within its clumsily rendered borders.
Indeed, a Program woman will already have her hands full, since she will, in accordance with the chapter on guerrilla marketing, be carrying around a "conversation starter" — a "physical item that is designed to prompt curiosity and provoke interaction".
We have shown that within the resolution limits of our measurement the excision in Arabidopsis of a Ds element from a homologous chromosome does not provoke interaction of the broken chromosome with its intact homologue, and that the repair mechanism resembles the immunoglobulin V(D J joining reaction of vertebrates.
This categorization provoked interaction: residents expressed doubts about which category to place some of the clinical concepts in, asked each other and consulted the internet.
Other variables in the regression model were patient's age, cause of venous thromboembolism (unprovoked or provoked), interaction between cause of venous thromboembolism and patient's sex, and extent of deep vein thrombosis (proximal or distal).
We used the Paradigm Model to identify context, defined as a set of conditions in which problems or situations arise that provoke action, interaction and emotion ('process') [ 22].
Coordinators tried to provoke the interaction searching for the diversity of opinions and not necessarily to obtain consensus at the end [ 6].
At its best, this makes for much entertainingly abrasive drama as the rivals' love-hate relationship provokes sparky interaction at pre-race meetings (another flag wave to Senna) and social gatherings alike.
As admirable as the craft, message, and data-driven artistry of the Edward Tuftes and Stephen Fews may be, successful visualization is less about effectively conveying complex information than creatively provoking human interaction.
The 'safety in numbers' effect suggests that if more people cycle and less drive, cyclists will be safer as drivers are more likely to pay attention to the presence of cyclists., However, riding in a bunch may provoke negative interactions with other road users, e.g. if cyclists spread across the road.
