Sentence examples for which are replies from inspiring English sources

Leavitt et al. [2] employ four features to evaluate influence, which are replies, retweets, mentions, and number of followers.

Leavitt et al. [2] use four features to measure influence, which are: replies, retweets, and mentions in addition to number of followers.

A recent survey by the FSB, which was replied to by 1,836 of our members, suggests one in three - 30% - small businesses is failing to hire reservists from the Army, navy and air force.

The notion of "a comment which is a reply to another comment" is built into the system but you cannot reply to a reply.

We received a reply, which was in effect a no-reply.

Not be swept away by feelings and emotions, which is my tendency,' she replies.

Thank you for your replies, which were interesting.

The Italian press once published a letter in which he was replying to an atheist philosopher.

"I think you were in the top three," was my reply, which was good enough for him.

"Enclosed is a check for $1," he replied, "which is sufficient for return postage first class.

That was thirty-eight years ago, Trump replied, which is true.