The phrase "a high responding" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has a high level of response, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The survey indicated a high responding rate among participants, which was encouraging for the study."
Alternatives: "a high response" or "a strong response".
On the other hand, our study had a high proportion responding, a large sample (compared to most other studies in this field), and used standardized and validated measures of the exposures and outcomes.
The Angels, sung by three boys in a high gallery, responded to Man, enacted by the male choir, in a riveting exchange.
Before performing the task where participants could earn either a low or a high reward participants responded to questions about either task reward or task demand.
Indeed, the authors observed that RA patients with a high BMI responded less well to IFX, a finding that held true when adjusted for the baseline DAS28 or anti-citrullinated protein antibody status [ 7].
This type of unit makes abstractions of a higher order, responding to direction of orientation but not to position.
Similarly, IgA anti-CAP reactivity was measured with a dilution of a high-level responding serum serving as a standard curve, starting at 100 AU/ml.
Therefore, the range of total scores possible per scale is 9 to 63, with a higher score responding to less hardship and less impact of nausea or vomiting on daily life [ 42].
With a laugh, High responds that misfortune once came close, that he could tell Gangleri about it, but first he must hear the names of more of the Æsir, and he continues providing information about gods.
For example, a high-responding line showed an enhanced preference for amino acids even after only 1 day of deprivation and responded to a fairly low concentration of amino acids.
That is, participants characterized as high IMAT and a higher BMI responded differently than those whose initial levels of IMAT were low.
