Sentence examples for results elicit from inspiring English sources

Plagiarism searches can be compelling, like addictive puzzles where positive results elicit mental fist-pumps of delight.

Rather, it's the techniques themselves – and "the reactions their results elicit from those who use them" (his words).

Meanwhile, the dramatic declines in abortion rates brought to us by President Clinton and the Obama administration's promise to deliver the same results elicit sneers and ire from the "pro-life" movement.

But it was to watercolor plein-air painting that he turned for pleasure (he secretly loathed portraiture, once referring to it as a "pimp's profession"), even if his results elicited a mixed critical reaction.

Based on the experimental results elicited at different Reynolds numbers (9.44 × 105, 1.26 × 106, 1.57 × 106, and 1.89 × 106, corresponding to the wind speeds of 30 m/s, 40 m/s, 50 m/s, and 60 m/s, respectively), the speed of 60 m/s was determined as optimal for wind tunnel tests.

Last month's U.S. election results elicited the predictable laments from the enviro crowd.

Additionally, improved formulation and superior delivery technologies are essential for the enhancement of clinical data which has thus far proved disappointing when compared to the promising results elicited in vitro and in rodent models in vivo.

Similar results elicited by COL-I were also observed in the culture of MC3T3-E1 cells [ 27].

Overall, our results elicited themes commonly found in the literature of innovation diffusion, echoing previous studies [ 33, 34].

These results elicited enormous general interest by raising the possibility of using hormonal replacement therapy to slow down, halt or perhaps even reverse aging, or at least some of its symptoms.

Each confirmed result elicited whoops and backslapping, and by the end of the purge, only Richard Barnbrook, one of Griffin's senior lieutenants and himself a casualty of the wipeout, remained.