Meanings of elicitation in English

Methodological shortcomings present in elicitation of male sexual reflexes in anesthetized animals.

Thus the effort is now focused on elicitation of cellular immunity.

A flexible class of priors for the population size is used that aids elicitation.

Bayesian elicitation of expected effectiveness of the planned intervention; 4.

The clinical elicitation and interpretation of each CRS is described with reference to its neurobiology.

Efficacious HIV-1 vaccination requires elicitation of long-lived antibody responses.

Prophylactic vaccination against HIV-1 sexual transmission will probably require antibody elicitation at genital mucosal surfaces.

Vaccine development and testing efforts, mainly based on elicitation of HIV-specific T cells, are under way.

Effects of anti-ICOS blocking antibody on granulomas and lymphoid responses were assessed during elicitation and sensitization.

Oral immunization with both vaccine prototypes resulted in the elicitation of beta-gal-specific humoral and cell-mediated immunity.

Conclusions: Future studies can adopt this framework to embed expert elicitation within the design of clinical trials.

The strength of the relationship provides a cross-validation between the CLIMEX model and the expert elicitation process.

These findings contribute to a comprehensive characterization of autonomic nervous system activity on cardiovascular control during cold-pressor elicitation.

We then calibrated the climate suitability patterns against the results of an expert elicitation of disease pressure patterns.

Repeated elicitation of afterdischarge resulted in an increase in the severity of the behavioural seizures and afterdischarge duration.

Methods: The questionnaire development involved qualitative interviews for concept elicitation, instrument development, and cognitive interviews to support content validity.