Sentence examples for reassuring indicator from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the interviews suggested that intermittent symptoms were not uncommon in the months, or even years, before diagnosis but that the fact that the symptom did not persist was often taken by the patient as a reassuring indicator that it could not be 'very important'.

He said the economy was starting to improve and "there were clear signs and reassuring indicators".

In the wake of Charlottesville, the chorus of condemnation from politicians across the political spectrum has been encouraging, but it is not necessarily reassuring or an indicator about the future, Gregory Downs, a historian at the University of California at Davis, told me.

Some indicators are reassuring.

Our higher score is reassuring, and is perhaps an indicator of better hospital teaching environment, the positive value of using a comprehensive course handbook, and the encouragement of formative self-assessment as guided by the course handbook and web-based package.

And current economic indicators are not entirely reassuring.

Both sounds were reassuring in their own way and indicators of better things to come.

Another indicator of mental health was less reassuring.

Although the indicators shown in Table 2 are reassuring, there is no mechanism whereby we can document that our controls were indeed representative for the prevalence of risk factors in the person-time that gave rise to our cases.

11 40 41 This similarity provides reassuring evidence that offspring BMI serves as a useful indicator of own BMI when studying these associations, as it is difficult to see how such a pattern could be generated by bias.

Also reassuring is the close similarity, with respect to various indicators of sexual behaviour, between the 1143 husbands for whom HPV findings were available and the 778 ones who either refused to participate or had inadequate penile cell specimens.