Sentence examples for respond in which from inspiring English sources
Waiting for a reply will feel exciting … unless your match, with malevolent indifference, does not respond, in which case tap [icon of a bomb] to destroy the connection forever.
Two clinic groups (one group consisting of two clinics and the other of three clinics) had only one clinic respond, in which case their answers were taken as representative of the clinic group.
One reason for this may be that answering these types of questions requires a repertoire of relational responding in which the individual must select an answer based on the class memberships of stimuli found in the question.
In particular, if family influences or "background" common to both siblings or twins are relatively important in determining schooling, then the remaining within-family differences can be more reflective of ability differences to which schooling responds, in which case the within-family estimate of the return to schooling can be more biased than estimates using across-family variation.
Firstly, the classical drive-reduction does not explain anticipatory responding in which animals paradoxically voluntarily increase (rather than decrease) their drive deviation, even in the absence of any physiological deficit.
The integration of the two systems is also behaviorally manifest in the classical behavioral pattern of anticipatory responding in which, animals learn to act predictively to preclude prospective homeostatic challenges.
Example 2 above constitutes the whole of the body of a responding text, in which attitude is invoked at several levels.
He explains this in English, which he doesn't speak very well, and they respond in English, which they also don't speak particularly well.
MNF-I rules of engagement (ROE) permit forces to respond to situations in which deadly force is used against unarmed persons.
Participants were slower to respond on trials in which threat items were absent compared to present, just as expected in a self-terminating search task.
It added: "The ability of the embassy to respond to situations in which U.S. citizens face difficulty, including arrests, is extremely limited".
