Sentence examples for testing to know from inspiring English sources

"If you can find international co-founders or partners, then take advantage of that, but if you can't, you need to be more aggressive to evaluate users from global markets and also do more product testing to know what they really want," he says.

In 1986 the US Surgeon General C Everett Koop released a report on AIDS in which he recommended condom use, testing to know one's HIV status and avoiding sharing needles as individual ways of stopping transmission of the virus.

By working through the schools, soccer tourneys and communities GRS talks frankly about how the infection is spread, encourages testing to know your status, and unabashedly airs the stigma of being positive.

Moreover, it is nearly impossible, with current tests, to know whether the infection has been cured.

In the future people might have their genes tested to know if they are susceptible to certain diseases.

*It is difficult to know how to ensure nonprescription patients get blood tests to know if their cholesterol is responding to treatment.

"We are asking for international organisations to send experts to investigate and test to know the type of weapons that have been used, and to tell us how to deal with this type of injury," Abu Shabaan said.

Yet it takes blood tests to know if the pills are working, and some experts are concerned that people who need aggressive professional treatment will try to medicate themselves instead.

Re "White House Asks Congress to Define War Crimes" (news article, Aug. 3): There is a very simple test to know with certainty whether a given action should be considered a war crime.

Currently, people with heart-attack symptoms must wait for the results of a blood test to know for sure whether they are having one; if they are, their cells are already dying.

He said genuine learning in young children was a global process, while tests look at narrow and specific skills, and good teachers don't need tests to know if a child is learning.