Object

• mmn: Here we now demonstrate that the enhancement of the MMN elicited by two individual words showed different scalp topographies.

• response: To elicit a suitable response from the children for each assembly.

• sympathy: Strong manages to both engage and repel as Harry, while Jacobi elicits sympathy as a silly old man caught up in dark dealings.

• admiration: The group elicited admiration, which leads me to believe that the general level of marksmanship in Norway is no better than elsewhere.

• applause: Under the electric light and effect was something superb, and the vociferous applause elicited seemed well deserved.

• reaction: The new packaging is eliciting mixed reactions from wine experts.

Subject

• stimulus: The finding adds to previous research by showing that it's not only brain activity elicited by a to-be-remembered stimulus that is important.

• sound: We found that reliable left hemispheric dominance could only be elicited by the sounds forming real meaningful words.

• word: The MMN was elicited either by rare words presented among repetitive words or pseudowords, or by pseudowords presented among words.

Preposition: through

• questionnaire: Feedback on the effectiveness of Open Days is elicited through questionnaires from all applicants who attend.

Modifying Another Word

• either: Some incidents are reported to the police, which elicit either a nil response or a delayed response some days later.

• usually: This usually elicits " which one, or what kind of table?

• often: Unfortunately, giving perfectly sensible commands does not often elicit a sensible response.

• also: The threat has also elicited a sharp response from some Europeans.

• even: He told stories about his past as a historian, even eliciting a few laughs from members of the crowd.

• only: For advertisement he had no taste, and undue pretension on the part of others only elicited a tolerant smile.

Preposition: from

• expert: Firstly, a set of concept labels are elicited from the expert.

Preposition: by

• stimulus: The finding adds to previous research by showing that it's not only brain activity elicited by a to-be-remembered stimulus that is important.

• sound: We found that reliable left hemispheric dominance could only be elicited by the sounds forming real meaningful words.

• word: The MMN was elicited either by rare words presented among repetitive words or pseudowords, or by pseudowords presented among words.