Sentence examples for reassuring the reliability of from inspiring English sources

Another study virtue is the high kappa coefficient value of the IEL counts reported by the two independent investigators, reassuring the reliability of our results.

Those exercises are seen as a visible way for Washington to reassure Seoul of the reliability of its alliance and extended deterrence commitment.

Our findings should reassure stakeholders about the reliability of health impact assessments during or following such an event.

Instead of increasing the retirement age we should prolong high-school a few years.Mario Zapata Wilton, ConnecticutSIR – It is extraordinary to me, how, after the failure of fiscal austerity to "reassure" bond markets over the reliability of Greek, Irish and Portuguese debt, The Economist does not draw the obvious conclusion that such measures do not work.

Persuasive opportunities: the Internet can be used to reassure (potential) buyers about the reliability of the trade and the validity of the animal, plant, and product sold.

Both steps were taken to reassure investors and regulators about the reliability of corporate financial reports.

Reassuring the Continuance of the Relationship.

The reliability of these measurements, and indirectly of BMI, is reassuring since BMI is a useful tool to detect chronic energy deficiency[ 4, 38] and has also been proposed as an indicator of HIV progression in developing countries [ 14].

We had no means to verify the reliability of this process, but the reasonable consistency of our outcome measures between trusts was reassuring.

In terms of the reliability of graphic expressions, wayfinders must be able to follow a series of signs located at reassuring intervals.

Many questioned the reliability of the survey.