Sentence examples for allay misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Public education about current research legislation and data security measures is needed to allay misconceptions about the use and safety of patient data, and this will be of paramount importance if the proposed access to data by private industry is to be acceptable.

Thus, early education at the point of diagnosis regarding the progressive nature of diabetes and inevitable use of insulin could allay their misconceptions [ 9, 10].

RadiologyInfo provides a tangible demonstration of how radiologists can engage directly with the global public to educate them on the value of radiology in their health care and to allay concerns and dispel misconceptions.

With his new book, Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook, Dartmouth professor Mark Bray is hoping to help allay some of the many misconceptions surrounding the modern anti-fascist resistance movement including the pronunciation of the word itself, which, contra Trump, does not rhyme with "Queen Latifah".

The reason for such reactions should be clearly explained to residents of this metropolis in order to allay their fears and correct any existing misconceptions.

What might allay their anxieties?

But Genting is working to allay concerns.

China presented data to allay these fears.

Perhaps that will allay Lord Mandelson's fears.

Mr. Willetts attempted to allay such fears.

This would allay both sides' objections.