Sentence examples for test to anyone from inspiring English sources
We do not apply that test to anyone who is older.
For the first time the Founder Institute is offering the test to anyone that wants to take it, and they'll tell you how you ranked against other applicants.
9. To offer an HIV test to anyone over the age of 16 with diagnosed TB.
Several large posters were placed around the conference area offering a blood test to anyone who was interested.
The study authors found that it would be cost-effective to offer an HIV test to anyone presenting with one of eight indicator conditions (sexually transmitted infection, lymphoma, cervical or anal cancer/dysplasia, herpes zoster, hepatitis B/C, mononucleosis-like illness, unexplained leukocytopenia/thrombocytopenia and seborrheic dermatitis/exanthema) [ 27].
"Seriously, Mom?" A full tank of high-test to anyone who can satisfactorily — while including mini-histories of both Arab embargos, the Yom Kippur War and a half-century of lame United States energy policies — answer Youth's next question: "How'd this all happen, anyway?" The short answer would have to do.
The baseball fans of South Florida should have the final say and administer sobriety tests to anyone who buys a Marlins ticket next year.
The NHS in the UK offers free testing to anyone who could be at high risk because they have a strong family history of the disease.
One of the first tests to anyone traveling to Viet Nam is the sometimes shockingly chaotic traffic -- made up mostly of motorcycles and mopeds -- that takes everyone by surprise.
One model of harm reduction for MSM that was tested in San Francisco involved late-night trips in a van to high-risk neighborhoods; workers distributed condoms and lubricant, exchanged needles, and provided harm-reduction information and HIV/STI testing to anyone who was out in public at that hour and was interested in receiving these items or services [ 23].
Participants undergo an initial symptom-limited, maximum exercise stress test to exclude anyone who has severe manifestations of coronary heart disease using a modified Naughton protocol that has 10 stages.
