Sentence examples for is indeed reassuring from inspiring English sources

This finding is indeed reassuring that the BEAST analysis is robust despite the recombination level detected in this population.

It is indeed reassuring to see that the Gibbs free energy for the synthesis of amino acids is very favourable at natural sites like the Lost City.

• To the Editor: It was indeed reassuring to read about the progress toward no-fault divorce in New York ("No-Fault Divorce Finally in Sight for New York," front page, June 16).

When all I had to do for 35 days was get up at dawn and set out on foot on a daily mission to just get there--fatigue be damned--coming home, back to my world was indeed reassuring, yet unsettling at the same time.

We carried out this study to verify on a theoretical basis the validity of this approach and the results are indeed reassuring.

In conclusion, the neurodevelopment of premature infants is likely to benefit from feeding supplemented mother milk during hospital stay and unsupplemented mother's milk after discharge, and these data from two cohorts are indeed reassuring because in spite of a lesser weight gain during hospitalisation, we observed a better neurodevelopmental outcome in the breastfed groups.

The results are reassuring: there is indeed some variation along the boundaries, but we always find cohesive regions centred approximately in the same place.

Listening to her explain her views on digital policies, I was reassured that there is indeed room for innovation in politics, and not just through "public funded" research that makes fortunes for private entities who are smart enough to be in the right place at the right time.

Chances are their response will reassure you that all is indeed well between you.

"It will hopefully reassure us all that a merger is indeed in the best interests of patients and staff".

The White House conceded Monday that the loss of Ramadi was "indeed a setback" and reassured Baghdad that it will help Iraqi forces take it back.