Sentences with phrase «elicit better analysis»

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The motion that analysis of a failure might very well elicit much more interest and commitment than an anecdote about success had seemingly occurred to no one.

The analysis also looked at which lawmakers had the best sense of humor, and found Senator Tom Libous, a Binghamton Republican, and GOP floor Leader, made remarks that elicited laughter around three dozen times.

Only through strong needs analysis can learning professionals determine if training will make the intended impact, or if some other approach would elicit better results.

None of the cost — benefit analysis reported in this paper has elicited direct values for positive mental health: indeed the difficulty in putting a monetary value on well - being for cost — benefit analyses has been noted (Aos et al., 2004).