Sentence examples for rather than eliciting from inspiring English sources

Rather than eliciting sympathy from her parents, tradition says the girl has shamed her family.

The most appealing kind of email to send is friendly, funny and flattering, and cues an active conversation (rather than eliciting a passive yes/no response, or none at all) based on the profile that you have previously pored over.

Rather than eliciting neural activity, this therapy putatively blocks conduction in the vagus nerves.

It is clear that patient characteristics influence decision-making, but previous evidence suggests that clinicians may assume characteristics rather than eliciting them directly.

GPs may also make assumptions about patients' expectations rather than eliciting them directly, a notion which has been described previously in relation to antibiotics [ 37] and hypnotics [ 38].

Moreover, VPS35 overexpression dramatically increased neuronal vulnerability to PD-relevant cellular stressors, including the mitochondrial Complex-I inhibitors MPP+ and rotenone, rather than eliciting neuroprotection as previously suggested (26).

They agree about much of what is wrong: they both dislike the replacement of 15-minute sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Blair's single 30 minutes on Wednesdays, just as they disliked the move in the 60s from specific questions to general ones designed to trip up the PM rather than elicit a detailed answer.

A lot of the bad stuff goes directly to that person!" Yet rather than elicit sympathy for the increased workload, often the frontperson's status breeds jealousy: they are the person doing all the interviews, getting most of the adoration and being splashed over countless magazine covers, after all.

Chances are, we've all felt robbed at one time or another while watching a Broadway show, but when the musical "BONNIE & CLYDE" opens on Thursday the criminal acts being committed ought to offer entertainment rather than elicit buyer's remorse.

Male, 57, Never provider In all of these instances, the patients' preferences were therefore inferred or assumed rather than elicited explicitly.

Although this temporal sequence would suggest that females responded to rather than elicited male courtship, it cannot be excluded that females communicated their preferences in an unobserved manner, e.g., by olfactory signals, early on in the trial and thereby encouraged the preferred males to increase their courtship vigor.