Sentence examples for tests reassuring from inspiring English sources

Pauker and Kassirer defined a threshold as the disease probability at which no action changes into action (starting medication, performing medical imaging or blood tests, reassuring the patient), based on the balance between risks and benefits of acting versus not acting.

So as I said, while bankers may find the results of the stress tests "reassuring," the rest of us should be very, very afraid.

The blood tests were reassuring and when my E.R. evening shift ended and I handed the case over to my friend, our patient was doing quite well.

It is recommended that a couple see a fertility expert for assessment after one year of trying and if all the tests are reassuring that they try for a second year.

With minimal time for dialogue, testing offers reassuring extra evidence when making diagnoses.

Evans, D. G. et al. Comprehensive RNA analysis of the NF1 gene in classically affected NF1 affected individuals meeting NIH criteria has high sensitivity and mutation negative testing is reassuring in isolated cases with pigmentary features only.

Chevron has said that extensive testing was done before the project began but said it will conduct new tests to reassure residents and store owners.

Some negative tests might reassure them, and sometimes they might reassure us.

An additional 14percenttheyhey continued, would also need medical examinations and laboratory tests to reassure them that they are normal and do not need treatment.

At these moments, law school professors are rendered speechless -- and Supreme Court justices, evidently, jettison their three-part tests to reassure their distressed colleague that indeed burning crosses are uniquely symbolic of imminent violence.

If couples can use the tests to reassure themselves then they are likely to be helpful but if they are leading to anxiety then maybe they are best left on the shelf.