Sentence examples for testing oneself from inspiring English sources

One item in Monitoring (monitoring 4, see Additional file 1) can well be associated with Peer Learning, as it contains interacting with fellow students as much as it contains testing oneself.

I suspect that he recognized that day a personal escape route, a way to vent the restless need to test oneself that often inflames the young.

But, as the Kentucky woman's case demonstrated, no test can replace the accuracy of "seeing for oneself," the literal meaning of the Greek-derived word autopsy.

Many respondents also talked in the interviews about getting oneself and one's partner(s) tested regularly.

Having to present oneself at the birthing unit for fFN testing was clearly acceptable and reassuring for the women in this study.

Only you can lose your own virginity or pass your own driving test, meaning that a milestone marks an encounter with oneself.

Cholesterol (p <.001) and HIV testers (p <.001) were more likely to perceive a moral obligation (towards oneself and towards others) to perform the test than non-testers.

Home ovulation test devices can help build awareness and knowledge of oneself during attempts to conceive as well as help to empower and engage women to take control of their own fertility (Brown et al., 1987; Blackwell et al., 2003).

Notable in the bivariate analysis is the greater importance that Latin Americans and those without university education give to free testing, and that immediate test results, not having to identify oneself, and going to a centre where one is not known become more important with increasing age.

This will involve a number of lessons such as plant care, botany, growing food for oneself, and can even involve such things as testing the pH levels of the soil, etc.

Gates' testing of hip-hop legends has created a narrative that learning about oneself is possible, liberating and cool.