Sentence examples for tests were asked from inspiring English sources

Women who were identified as pregnant based on urine tests were asked for consent to enroll in the parent trial.

Respondents indicating "Yes" to any of these tests were asked to specify how long ago their most recent test was undertaken and the reason for the test, to establish whether the respondent was asymptomatic at the time of testing.

If that is the answer, then the stress tests were asking the wrong question.

As with Guinea-Bissau subjects were interviewed by field assistants, using a standardized questionnaire on ethnicity, environmental factors and prior exposure to TB. Permission to perform HIV tests was asked for cases but not for controls.

When men who did not favour testing were asked why they didn't want it, half said: "Ignorance is bliss".

Milgram's subjects, assuming they were part of a memory test, were asked to administer what they thought were increasingly strong electric shocks to another person (who was, in reality, another experimenter pretending to be pained).

Participants who declined diagnostic HIV testing were asked for consent to provide a specimen for HIV testing for study purposes.

Those that had a negative tuberculin test and negative ELISPOT test were asked to have a repeat ELISPOT test after 1 week and 1 month.

One hundred and seventy-three patients that were not previously genetic tested were asked to participate in the study.

Women randomised to repeat smear testing were asked to schedule an appointment in six months.

However, questions about cholesterol testing were asked only in 2001 and 2002, and questions about colorectal cancer testing only in 2000.