Sentence examples for delayed answer from inspiring English sources

The inhibition tasks performed were: (i) delayed answer, requiring giving the response to a previous question; and (ii) a so-called Stroop task, such as reading aloud the word green printed in red ink.

Answering too quickly with a negative statement of a positive assertion, such as "Did you wash those pots lazily?" answered by "No, I did not wash those pots lazily," as an attempt to avoid the impression of a delayed answer.[4].

Kirkwood's characters get speeches containing sudden gaps, stammering repeats or switchbacks that give a delayed answer to an earlier question.

But exactly what about the appellation Beggarman Thief — which, by the way, is the delayed answer to the question above — says cachaça or celery or chartreuse?

Prior to the advent of mobile technologies, you likely had to go back to your work station to look up information and then provide a delayed answer.

A delayed answer or a correct answer following self-correction was given 1 point.

But the Taliban leadership avoided and delayed answering Pakistan's request to enter into direct talks with the Afghan government.

Even as the company's products were the subject of two voluntary recalls prompted by the commission — one in March 2006 and another on April 17 this year — MEGA Brands delayed answering the government's requests for information, was uncooperative with the commission and violated the terms of one of the recalls, the records show.

Constitution had come alongside her so quietly that Maidstone had delayed answering with the proper hail while she readied her guns.

In the end, the HDC/ABMT court rulings harmed patients who received the intervention, led more patients to receive the intervention than would have received it had randomized controlled trials been completed in a timely fashion, delayed answering questions about the safety and efficacy of HDC/ABMT, and cost significant amounts of money [ 54].

He may be able to delay answering those questions for some time, but not forever.