It resonated in countries like Egypt and Libya that are struggling to contain political violence while looking to Tunisia's turbulent but hopeful transition as a reassuring example.
Even though similar pre-treatment trends are reassuring, for example performing a mean-difference t test, they are not a sufficient condition to ensure that the endogeneity problem has been amended.
It is reassuring, for example, that nearly three quarters of individuals meeting criteria for both substance use and mental health disorders indicated that they had received at least some services in the past year.
(Foreigners need to be reassured, for example, that their old bills have not been devalued).
Officials seemed reassured, for example, after engineering a three-way telephone call among Mr. Arafat, Mr. Mubarak and Mr. Clinton.
Clinicians also warned against falsely reassuring parents; for example, emphasising a non-blanching rash in pictures may prevent children with meningococcal disease being presented before the appearance of this symptom.
That points, for example, to reassuring voters that immigration is under control, not just to explaining why it can be beneficial.
It is reassuring to know, for example, that Ives himself could not reach the large interval of a 10th from A flat to C with one hand, and that he had to roll the widely spaced chords on the first page just as I do.
"It was a classic example of reassuring the patient, while sending in the priest to deliver last rites".
While the data are convincing without such a statistical workup, it would be reassuring to see an example where the variation in occupancy at a particular codon is computed.
