| Palpation of the Achilles tendon often elicits tenderness along the tendon. |
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| However, the extension to minority groups elicits the potential for internal autonomy. |
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| News of one or another celebrity suing a tabloid always elicits praise from me. |
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| It elicits an almost nostalgic mood and has many fine shots of shops, pubs and children at play. |
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| While print may provide context, a photo leaves relatively little to our imagination and elicits emotions otherwise buffered by words. |
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| However, our lesson also states showing mercy by giving alms and earnestly praying elicits God's reward. |
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| The coloration of feathers elicits curiosity in the ornithologist and admiration in the birder. |
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| The only way in which I can recuperate my humiliation is to turn it into an amusing anecdote that elicits laughter or sympathy. |
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| You know a play is in trouble when the plight of a stalked woman elicits neither sympathy nor concern. |
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| Costa-Gavras brings to his movie seriousness and high-mindedness, and elicits performances of intelligence and distinction from his cast. |
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| At the same time, transgression of norms elicits punishment and ostracism from family, peers, partners, and the broader community. |
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| But watching all the stabbings, murders, guns and violence that can be seen every night on prime time television elicits not even a whimper. |
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| He regularly behaves like a churl with the media and elicits mixed feelings inside his own clubhouse. |
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| They were candidly surprised by how well it all turned out and my office no longer elicits derisive or doubting commentary. |
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| You will sound fairly good if your teacher's modeling elicits a free sound that is well-focused on pure vowels. |
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| The painting elicits the viewer's identification with her weariness and suffocation in an intimate way. |
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| It was his evidence that this causes pain and elicits a response from an apparently unconscious person. |
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| Metzger elicits good performances from his cast, considering the silly story and purple prose that passes for dialog. |
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| The method elicits multiple binary choices for paired items in a choice set. |
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| She elicits data, then frames and reframes the situation to keep the discussion moving. |
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| Setting aside the opening elenchus which elicits Thrasymachus' conception of the real ruler, Socrates offers five arguments against Thrasymachus. |
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| The movie elicits in people a connection or a hunger to be in touch with the transcendent. |
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| Literature, we might conclude, is a speech act or textual event that elicits certain kinds of attention. |
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| That question's been asked time and time again, and it elicits no valid answer. |
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| Brydges representation elicits many of the same concerns as those associated with duty counsel representation. |
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| Watching a po-faced segment where a schoolgirl is falsely led to believe her parents have died from heroin abuse in an attempt to ward her off drugs elicits a mixed response. |
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| Detection of the deviant elicits additional evoked potentials. |
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| The inability of Congress to find middle ground elicits fair questions about electoral dysfunction. |
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| Kyrgios sometimes elicits comparisons to Monfils, if only because they both have a propensity for tweeners. |
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| Exposure to bright light such as sunlight elicits a sneeze or prickling sensation in about one of every four individuals. |
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| Its form and the emotion it elicits are a figment of the imagination of the observer. |
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| From the other side, the word elicits knee-jerk protectiveness among Muslims. |
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| Although the details and problems of BW are poorly understood by the general public, it elicits strongly negative attitudes. |
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| The experts will help you to design your mailing so that it elicits a positive response from your target group. |
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| A pheromone is a chemical that elicits a specific behavioural response at a distance. |
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| Protective antigen of Bacillus anthracis is the central moiety of the anthrax toxin complex and it elicits antibody response useful for serodiagnosis of the disease. |
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| So both examples are powerful, but the second one puts a face on the problem in a way that is gut-wrenching and elicits an emotional reaction. |
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| Over time we become addicted to the reaction that performance elicits from those around. |
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| A blown-up photograph of carefully painted crackle marks that cunningly mimic the look of centuries-old paint elicits a smile. |
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| Today, however, standing firmly for democracy elicits a single name: Honduras. |
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| The involvement of colleagues promotes trust and elicits responsibility and commitment. |
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| Primarily through financial assistance programs, the Agency elicits and supports the implementation of economic development projects. |
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| The fact that we are a French group elicits comments about us being a little special. |
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| Moreover, there is evidence that the vaccine elicits a strong immune memory, the later being the hallmark for long-term protection. |
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| He also has a long association with Wimbledon and love him or hate him he always elicits a response out of people. |
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| Baker elicits a stirring performance from Brenda De Banzie as Nell, whose transformation from typical housewife and mother to snarling racist is the centrepiece of the drama. |
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| This provocative thesis elicits flat denials from both governments. |
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| He interestingly elicits the languor and melancholy of Fowler, fusing this ennui with the action as Fowler journeys up-country to report on the vicious shooting war. |
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| According to analysts, any bit of good news in this climate elicits an exaggerated reaction in an oversold market that's coming off a slew of negative pre-announcements. |
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| Besides resulting in a loss of barrier and secretory function, such damage elicits the production of chemotactic cytokines, leading to further inflammation. |
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| I have some difficulty with the comments that elicits from consumers. |
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| Many of the issues discussed raise ethical dilemmas but the one that elicits the most intensity of feeling is the question of what to do with individual cases of extreme and urgent need. |
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| The illicit traffic in arms elicits my country's concern, as it fuels organized crime and terrorist groups and poses a threat to our independence and the security of our communities. |
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| His world is a hall of mirrors, and elicits the same combination of amusement and horror. |
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| Any type of public artwork elicits public reaction but bringing artistic innovation in line with public attitudes towards contemporary art will require an informed and proactive communication approach. |
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| We experienced terrorism and the reaction it elicits from those in power. |
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| In most urchins, touch elicits a prompt reaction from the spines, which converge toward the touch point. |
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| This stimulation elicits action potential discharges that propagate along the nerve fiber, eventually reaching auditory centers in the brainstem. |
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| In people with normal nerve-muscle interaction, every nerve impulse elicits a muscle response. |
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| The sculpture, taller than every entrance to the room, elicits the anxious feeling that it will grow even bigger, pushing through walls and ceiling. |
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| Her matter-of-factness also elicits Kirsten's sympathy. |
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| Stimulaion via a subretinally placed prosthetic elicits central activity and induces a trophic effection visual responses. |
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| Using a structured questionnaire,the enumerator team elicits answers from the group and fills out a coding sheet for each mined area in the community. |
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| Compared to silk sutures, Ethibond elicits lower tissue reaction. |
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| The theme elicits an impression of suspension? and with good reason! |
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| Politics is a theme which elicits a lot of interest and passion. |
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| They will see to it that your communications plan accurately targets potential buyers, elicits their interest and allows you to establish strong ties with them. |
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| As for studies directly related to my thesis, I am studying the effects that INGAP administration on normoglycemic and diabetic animals to determine how INGAP elicits its biological effects. |
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| One hunky young visitor elicits spontaneous wolf whistles from the gals. |
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| Negative advertising often elicits loud lamentations. |
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| Chronic cerebral hypoperfusion elicits neuronal apoptosis and behavioral impairment. |
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| In Morocco, there has been arsons in protest against the services of the State because it encloses, elicits concessions in its own name, to give them to private companies. |
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| The mechanism of action of an active substance is the functional description of the interaction of the substance with a pharmacological target that elicits a pharmacodynamic effect. |
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| A roll of Lifesavers may be all that is needed to create an effective marketing campaign that elicits emotion and attracts new clients. |
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| It elicits the comments of management regarding the performance and responsiveness of the external auditors to the needs of Zurich Financial Services and the Group. |
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| Women who squirt rhapsodize about the experience, reporting that it elicits feelings of empowerment and a deeper connection to their own bodies. |
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| Extracellular calcium elicits a chemokinetic response from monocytes in vitro and in vivo. |
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| Not satisfied with my sources, he continues to fidget as I walk away. Back in the press area, the result in Pennsylvania elicits restrained glee from reporters. |
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| Arm Crank Ergometer elicits a higher rating of perceived exertion respect to Cross trainer when people exercise at the same heart rate. |
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| This stirs up the heart and elicits passion and commitment. |
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| Even more surprising is the fact that the detection of these incongruities in successions of syllables elicits a reaction of surprise from the baby, as if it were expecting something to follow. |
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| Heat acclimatization elicits adaptations that regulate dehydration and hypovolaemia. |
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| A filamentous bacteriophage including, in at least a proportion of its major coat protein sub-units, multiple display of a foreign peptide of a least 6 amino-acids that elicits a biological response. |
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| Absorption Silk suture elicits an initial inflammatory reaction in tissues, which is followed by gradual encapsulation of the suture by fibrous connective tissues. |
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| Often perceived as a faltering, otherworldly voice, a nymph or dryad crying, singing or softly complaining, mother elicits a more fluttering and uncertain response from her daughter-confessor. |
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| Personage and notable are long passé, high muck-a-muck has reverted to the Chinook jargon, kingpin is reserved for drug dealers and dignitary elicits a crass hoot. |
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| Here's one way: his first reaction to a bit of welcome news that contradicts his public prediction elicits not relief at the result, but embarrassment and shame at his prognostication. |
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| Even Fistral Beach, a big beast bought by Lewis in Ireland and now an 11-2 shot for tomorrow's Racing Post Chase, elicits no bullish noises from the ruddy-cheeked pigman. |
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| More to the point, it has already been experimentally demonstrated that thinking a simple word or sentence elicits a highly identifiable brain wave pattern. |
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| A lien is filed, is revealed of record in the foreclosure search, and elicits naming the lienor as a party defendant to unburden the title from that interest. |
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| Finally, Figure 5 below elicits, in the manner of an exploded axonometric, the different narrative layers by exposing them as individual entities. |
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