The phrase "reassuring factor" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that provides comfort or confidence in a particular situation. Example: The strong safety measures and experienced staff at the hospital are a reassuring factor for patients seeking treatment there.
Cronbach's α coefficients for the satisfaction with informing and reassuring factor were, respectively, 0.72 for the PSIAQ and 0.77 for the NSIAQ.
Similar concerns were expressed by almost all GPs (even those who became regular users), but part of them overcame these barriers, often mentioning the first patient-related contact with the educator as a reassuring factor.
A further reassuring factor is that the comparison of patient characteristics and clinical outcomes of the 361 patients included in the analyses with the 144 patients not included, showed no large differences (see Additional file 1: Table S2).
Availability of a positive example or a favorable family history of fertility at AMA was often reported as a reassuring factor that increased women's perceived ability to conceive at AMA and to have a successful pregnancy.
It has been a reassuring factor for non-Arabs and non-Sunni Muslims, helping Syria retain the most stable religious diversity in the Middle East.
Two, it is reassuring that factors such as degree of proteinuria (or others variables listed in Table 1) do not strongly influence CrCl/GFR ratio.
Anybody considering bottom-fishing in the suddenly chilly waters should take into account a couple of none-too-reassuring factors.
Great Britain's control of her own currency is one factor reassuring investors*, along with the ability to set monetary policy for her own needs rather than a large currency union.
It is reassuring that other factors are matched including age, gender, weight, viral load, cirrhosis and transaminase levels; some of which can influence final SVR status.
Therefore we firstly aim to understand what cognitions underlie patients' worries, what cognitions underlie patients' feeling of being reassured and what factors (GP factors, communication factors and other contextual factors) support patients' reassuring cognitions.
The consistency of results across these different methodologies and factors is reassuring.
