The phrase "more respond" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It's possible that someone might use it in spoken English as a shortened form of "more responsive," but this would still be considered informal and is not recommended for formal writing. Example: "The new phone is supposed to be more respond, but I haven't noticed a difference in its speed."
A couple informal polls conducted by Comedy Central earlier this year indicated that youths tend to trust a candidate more respond to a candidate if he or she makes them laugh, and that sense of humor is the most crucial element in how most youths self-identify.
In the first stage of the study, if fewer than 3 out of 30 evaluable patients respond at 8 weeks after first treatment, then the trial will be stopped for futility; if 3 or more respond then a further 35 patients will be recruited in the second stage.
Seeds from many different families of flowering plants and conifers representing many plant life forms (trees, shrubs, herbs, annuals) will respond to karrikins, and many more respond to smoke, implying that the karrikin response is widespread and may have evolved independently in different groups [ 1].
Cut a great road through the law to get after the devil?" When Roper replies affirmatively, More responds, "Oh?
Significantly more responding occurred in the group that received explicitly unpaired treatment in Context B than in either of the other groups.
You will see more responds, interactions, and behaviors that may and may not cause chain reaction among them.
Followers responded that they'd be in for #20acts, but several more responded that they would instead do #26acts to honor the children and the staff members lost.
Thus, ICUs with more responding physicians contributed more responses.
► More responding when occasion setter signals transfer CS signalling the same outcome.
But why should summation of two Pavlovian CSs produce more responding on different trials?
