Sentence examples for less likely to test from inspiring English sources

The authors say the stigma attached to a sexually transmitted infection like chlamydia may make clinicians less likely to test white women.

But credibility is a great peacekeeper, because enemies who trust your word are less likely to test it.

Bill Keller says "credibility is a great peacekeeper, because enemies who trust your word are less likely to test it" (column, Feb. 22).

Our evidence shows that youth who use condoms the first time they have sex are less likely to test positive for gonorrhea or chlamydia seven years later".

Slaughterhouses eager to recoup some of their disposal costs for dead animals, but not eager to be shut down, had an incentive to send in samples from animals less likely to test positive.

Then the co-founder of Eliminate Dengue, medical entomologist Scott O'Neill at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, discovered that Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes fed blood spiked with dengue or chikungunya were much less likely to test positive for the virus (and to transmit it) than controls.

In general, rural persons with a prior HIV test were less likely to report testing in an outpatient medical clinic or HIV counseling and testing site, but more likely to report testing in a hospital (Table 3).

Compared to the women who were tested in 2004, women tested in 2009 were 14% less likely to be tested with their partner (RR 0.86, p < 0.01).

Patients with higher comorbidity scores were more likely to be tested with a brain scan, whereas patients with more previous emergency admissions were less likely to be tested (Table 2).

Also, the adolescents who had made pledges were less likely to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases.

"Manly" men �� or men who want to appear that way — are more likely to abuse alcohol and less likely to be tested for H.I.V., for instance.