Sentence examples for correctly reassured from inspiring English sources

A single 'depression' question enabled the detection of depression in 160 out of 223 true cases, a sensitivity of 72%, and correctly reassured 964 out of 1166 non-depressed cancer sufferers, a specificity of 83%.

Using the simple pooled method, the single depression question enabled the detection of depression in 160 out of 223 true cases, a sensitivity of 72%95%5% CI 66.3 76.8%) and correctly reassured 964 out of 1166 non-depressed cancer sufferers, a specificity of 83%95%5% CI 81.6 83.6).

The Prussians were happy to have the war; Bismarck thought, correctly, that it would help further unify the German states, while his generals were, correctly, reassuring him.

One evening in this restaurant we overheard a party at another table express hesitation about drinking Italian wines and the owner reassured them, correctly, that the wines on wine lists in this country were not involved in the recent tainted-wine scandal.

Silver's analysis of polling data and his prediction of a strong Obama electoral victory (he called every state correctly) rattled Republicans, infuriated right wing pundits, and reassured Democrats.

For this reason, we cannot be fully reassured that the report correctly reflects definitional issues and problem description.

They sought reassurance that they were correctly caring for their child and were additionally reassured when a thorough physical examination was conducted.

"The fact that Justice Stevens's dissent tracked our argument has always reassured me that we framed the case correctly," he said.

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — Donald J. Trump's demonstrable inability to spell even the simplest words has reassured many that he lacks the aptitude to correctly enter the nuclear launch codes entrusted to the President of the United States.

By Andy Borowitz August 21, 2017 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — Donald J. Trump's demonstrable inability to spell even the simplest words has reassured many that he lacks the aptitude to correctly enter the nuclear launch codes entrusted to the President of the United States.

GPs took a range of actions to ensure that patients understood and interpreted information correctly, such as repeating reassuring information and checking whether patients had understood everything.