Sentences with phrase «elicit more responses»

elicit more responses than those of others be, in and of itself, an exclusionary criterion?

If you (or anyone else) could explain to me whether there is a criterion that differentiates my posts about potential bias in your (or other posters») analysis from other posts that also focus on potential bias in your (or other posters») analysis — outside of starting orientation or the fact that they elicit more responses — I will heretofore make an effort to respect that criterion as exclusionary.

Not exact matches

In the case of autism, you want toys that «elicit a response to be more social,» Tiet told me.

Instead, be genuine and express concern; I've found phrases like «I hope everything is OK» set a better tone and elicit a response more often.

«More than anything else» says Diana Eck, writing of the holy city of Varanasi, (formerly known as Banaras), «it was the multitude of divine images that elicited the strongest response of Westerners in their encounter with Banaras and with Hinduism generally.

in a more general sense, if art is supposed to elicit a response, congratuations to the artist for being offensive enough to do that.

I was more inclined to ask how leaders use of positive and negative feedback elicit such varied responses.

When speaking about can't miss desserts, no other name in the region elicits a more passionate response than that of Hedy Goldsmith.

All of these questions will elicit response from the player and a coach can then probe for more information about specifics.

Reacting poorly yourself may encourage the child to throw more tantrums because it shows their behavior will elicit a response.

Children that can communicate their needs more easily will usually be more talkative because this elicits a response from others.

Additional vehicles can be purchased separately, and each elicits a different response to... MORE the SmartPoints.

If she had a tiny cut, she would itch it repetitively to make it more visible, to elicit more of a response from us.

These findings add to previous work showing bat - specific changes in other DNA sensors such as AIM2, IFI16, and TLR9 that elicit more harmonious immune responses to pathogens.

While the effect is barely known to science, the researchers found that this «visually - evoked auditory response» (vEAR) is far more common than other types of synaesthesia — such when certain sounds elicit a specific colour — with flashing lights and motion evoking vivid sounds.

The new study shows that Vibrio bacteria elicit a much more rapid response, with large percentages of cells mating within hours.

«Both 2 - D and 3 - D are equally effective at eliciting emotional responses, which also may mean that the expense involved in producing 3 - D films is not creating much more than novelty.

More importantly, people converged on these snap judgments; most of the recorded voices elicited the same response from the listeners.

Virologists at the European Flu Summit in Brussels last week told New Scientist that early results show 13 times more H7N9 virus is needed to elicit a protective immune response than is needed for ordinary flu.

During functional analysis, some of the responses known to occur in the natural adult human heart were also elicited in hECTs through electrical and pharmacological interventions, while some paradoxical responses of hECTs more closely mimicked the immature or newborn human heart.

Prof. Howell says of it, «One of the goals in this field has been to identify compounds that elicit a more biased or selective response from iNKT cells, and we were able to incorporate features in AH10 - 7 that did that.»

More to the point, by genetically stripping dengue virus of its ability to bind 14 -3-3 epsilon, Gack has generated a crippled virus that can elicit a strong human immune response, providing a framework for rational vaccine design against emerging infectious diseases.

One more examine tracked 11 ladies with 72 hour fasts (once more, longer than we'd advocate) and it discovered that «Fasting in ladies elicited anticipated metabolic responses — included elevated cortisol (a stress hormone)-- and apparently superior the central circadian clock (which might throw off sleeping patterns).

Could you talk a bit more about the process by which protein, especially animal protein, elicits an insulin response?

In 30 years I have encountered very few (one or two) strength programs that advocate reps above 20 and most advocate no more than 15 reps. (I am not including warm up sets — I am only referring to «work sets», those sets done to elicit a training response, not the sets done to «warm» the muscles by doing a high rep set and a low intensity of effort.)

actually read someones profile is a much more compelling way to elicit a response..

Getting personal and showing you've actually read someone's profile is a much more compelling way to elicit a response.

Teacher Eunice Nuval notes that peer interviews work well because students are familiar with one another, which has the added benefit of eliciting more candid responses.

Remind students that asking the right kinds of questions will elicit more meaningful responses.

Professor Susan Hallam, Institute of Education, has said: «Making music utilises a great many skills and elicits a wide range of responses, more perhaps than any other human activity.

Choice policies are likely to elicit more extensive responses in large districts, where individual families have less influence over policies and programs than in small school districts.

It is the author's view that the problem, however, may be due less to the linear lesson plans and more to the lack of planning to elicit student's responses.

In education, it's equally important — but unfortunately more complicated — to elicit a desirable response to feedback, writes Dylan Wiliam in this article.

This item is important, as the decrease in response suggests that preservice teachers became more aware of the value of eliciting and directly addressing students» misconceptions in class rather than assuming that correct instruction will overcome bad math habits.

Prompts elicit responses to who, what, when, where, why and how questions and encourages different types of writing (creative, expository, informational, and more).

emphasis is placed on student teachers being able to «elicit correct responses» from the simulated students (more on this as well)

With intake and exhaust gases now taking a slightly longer, more convoluted path, throttle response isn't quite as sharp as usual, so exploratory blips of the pedal take a little longer to elicit movements on the rev - counter.

It's an understanding of what grabs attention and elicits a powerful viewer / reader response: I MUST read / watch / listen / know more!

You'd perhaps expect, then, that games by their very nature would be even more successful at eliciting such an emotional response, but it's a difficult thing to pull off.

In the NYTimes, Martha Schwendener reports: «The show at the Parrish, «All the More Real: Portrayals of Intimacy and Empathy,» stems from discussions between Mr. Fischl and Ms. Falkenberg, who met when Mr. Fischl saw a film at the museum about the strategies artists use to elicit responses from viewers.

Instead of placing the emphasis on extending the limits that define form and material, his paintings extend our knowledge and awareness of those limits to producea more acute sensitivity and to elicit an intrinsic response to the works.

I would suggest that the reason for that difference in number of responses is that there are more people on this site who disagree with my analysis (thus eliciting a subsequent nest of exchanges between me and them) than there are that disagree with cwon's — although ironically, cwon's perspective is almost indistinguishable from mine (I could have written cwon's statement for him)-- outside of our starting orientation towards the political dimension of the debate.

Respondents also noted that a post can get lost in the shuffle of a Twitter or Facebook stream, but content shared via e-mail definitely will get seen and thus more likely elicit a response.

An email looking for more direction may elicit a response in a reasonable amount of time, or you may not be able to get in touch, and the finishing note of «I need this on a rush basis» means you have to work with what you have.

Asking the same question of the latter groups would no doubt elicit a more positive and knowledgeable response.

As more and more job hunters descend upon these same boards in the same droves, however, it can be tough to find (and elicit a response for) the optimum fit.

«An experiential gift elicits a strong emotional response when a recipient consumes it — like the fear and awe of a safari adventure, the excitement of a rock concert or the calmness of a spa — and is more intensely emotional than a material possession,» says lead researcher Cindy Chan.

The purpose of this evaluation was to determine client and staff response to the Safe Haven Program to elicit recommendations from families currently participating, former participants, and staff as to how the program could be made more meaningful to the local African - American population.