In both these key areas, they have reassuring leads (see chart).
Again, I do not wish to hold up the indexing of this interesting case study based on pedantics but I feel we must be careful when providing broad comments that may be falsely reassuring, and lead to incorrect assumptions of the performance of one device of another.
The judge in that trial, Marco Billi, concluded that the experts' advice was unjustifiably reassuring and led some of the 309 victims of the earthquake, which struck L'Aquila in the early hours of 6 April 2009, to underestimate the threat posed by the ongoing "swarm" of tremors and so remain indoors on that fateful night rather than seek shelter outdoors.
Some reassuring indirect evidence lead us to think that there is no bias of this kind in our experiment, for example, the fact that all the French origin applicants outperform all the North African origin applicants regardless of the template used and the non significativity of the template dummy in our regressions.
But the culture secretary sought to reassure those, led by Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky at Sunday's Bafta TV awards, who have viewed the white paper as an attempt to bring the BBC under government control.
The prosecution alleged that they made a series of unjustifiably reassuring statements that led some people to abandon traditional precaution and remain indoors during the quake.
The study is the first to use medical outcomes data to examine consequences of HPV vaccination and the results are "comforting and reassuring", said lead author Robert Bednarczyk, a researcher at Kaiser and Emory University.
But the retrospective tone of that show made it reassuring: you knew the lead character, played by Fred Savage, was going to be all right.
Although this strategy may be reassuring, it may sometimes lead to a substantial delay in diagnosis and thus in optimal treatment, especially when the availability of CT is limited [9, 43].
GPs with different levels of experience of using diagnostic POCTs had similar perceptions that they would help to reassure patients and lead to more effective targeted treatment without alienating or upsetting patients [ 16, 18, 22].
