Sentence examples for which may elicit from inspiring English sources

The subjects include chemotherapy — "like mainlining weed killer" and enough "to make you crazy miserable, but not enough to put you out of your misery" — and depression, which may elicit support from friends until they succumb to "compassion fatigue".

Read the full email below, which may elicit "aw" sounds.

That said, chocolate contains chemicals like phenylethylamine, which may elicit feelings of excitement and general well being.

There's always the option of hitching baby's chair to the grill of your car, which may elicit peals of joy, or screams of terror.

TNTs decrease bacterial adhesion even without pharmaceutical agents, which may elicit harmful side effects [ 15– 15].

Another coloring, Ponceau 4R (E124), is an allergen, which may elicit intolerance in people allergic to salicylates (aspirin).

The final section of this study is directed towards defining a mechanism by which AHLs may elicit an inter-kingdom signaling process.

Our results indicate novel pathways through which metals may elicit specific PM-related responses and help explain previous studies that have specifically indicated a role of metals in promoting PM effects (Arisawa et al. 2001; Magari et al. 2002; Messner et al. 2009; Park et al. 2008).

The trainer believes his horse is at his best around a right-handed track, which may help elicit an improvement on Saturday's form.

Therefore, we hypothesized that increasing the concentrate proportion in a corn straw-based diet will result in increased release of endotoxin in the rumen, which may ultimately elicit a local inflammation in the mammary gland.

Although exercise performance tests are deemed to have a greater level of ecological validity, they rely upon intrinsic pacing strategies which may not elicit optimal performance (Hinckson and Hopkins 2005).