Sentence examples for were eliciting from inspiring English sources
verb
To evoke, educe (emotions, feelings, responses, etc.); to generate, obtain, or provoke as a response or answer.
"Why pile on the deficit if we have this store of money available?" asked Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate, who suggested that Democrats were eliciting repeated objections from Mr. Bunning to score political points.
It is unknown whether these agents were eliciting CSS.
Then we collected student responses to these assessment items, and conducted think-aloud interviews to better understand student thinking about natural selection and the ways in which the assessment items were eliciting that thinking.
Quoc realized that he needed a document of his own that would mirror Wilson's and raise the kind of sympathy for his points that Emir Feisal and a host of other regional rulers were eliciting.
The authors suggested in the end that ACA and TGFβ1 were eliciting similar, but not identical, mechanisms to up-regulate collagen type I expression.
Morpholinos targeting ispd in zebrafish induced a phenotype that recapitulates the features of Walker-Warburg syndrome, confirming that the detected mutations in ISPD were eliciting the human condition.
More than 12,000 warnings were elicited.
VEPs were elicited by right monocular stimulation.
VEPs were elicited by monocular right eye stimulation.
The VEPs were elicited by right monocular stimulation.
VEPs were elicited by monocular stimulation of the right eye.
