The phrase "attending response" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts related to psychology or behavior, particularly when discussing responses to stimuli or events.
Example: "The attending response of the subjects was measured to determine their level of engagement during the experiment."
Alternatives: "focused response" or "attentive reaction".
All the women were invited to the Centre for Metabolic Bone Diseases, Galle and three hundred and forty three women attended (response rate = 76%).
While a few children did attend, responses suggested it was too dangerous to access for many children at this site, thus impeding their right to universal primary education [ 68].
Mother's education was assessed by asking; "What is the highest level of school you have attended?" Responses were given as (0) No formal education, (1) Did not complete primary school, (2) Completed primary school, (3) Secondary, (4) Completed Secondary, (5) College/University.
Elm and Dale lay between these extremes, with receptionists showing some flexibility with due dates and using post-it notes to flag (for example) "O/D [overdue for review]." When we observed clinical consultations, we often encountered patients attending in response to an invitation for drug review prompted by the electronic record.
Subtracting the Non-attend response curve from the attend curve results yields the illustrated different curve (dotted line).
They also found that similar AOAs were produced following attended auditory response cues during visual discrimination tasks and when subjects produced self-generated responses in the absence of any auditory stimulation (i.e., after silently counting).
More than 8,000 people have signed up to attend "The Response," according to its organizers — a turnout that would be larger than any event the other Republican candidates have held this year.
After an unsatisfactory audition they had both attended in response to an advert to form a band, he met fellow student Peter Hammill, who was playing some of his original songs.
It is not possible to identify which cases are screen-detected using routine data, because approximately 50% of women screened in England in the mid-1990s did not attend in response to an invitation (Department of Health, 1996).
That's how Anna Jesus, writing for the Sunday Review (Pregnant in Medical School), described one attending surgeon's response to a discussion of her decision to get pregnant while in medical school.
