self-collected
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- self-collectedness noun
Etymology
Origin of self-collected
First recorded in 1705–15
Example Sentences
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The single-use test works with a self-collected nasal swab and provides a result in about 30 minutes, according to the F.D.A.
From New York Times
“In rich countries, there will be self-collected swabs for people with respiratory symptoms that don’t require medical workers.”
From Washington Post
"There was a 0% transmission rate traced from person to person," the group added based on the data that was self-reported and self-collected.
From Fox News
Passengers can take a self-collected, mail-in test, allowing them to start their vacation or meetings immediately on arrival.
From Seattle Times
The tests will be self-collected, but trained personnel will be present when and where these tests are made available to ensure samples are properly collected.
From Washington Times
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