Sentences with phrase «anecdotal evidence»

Nobody is really looking at these communities, but there is a lot of anecdotal evidence suggesting that they have an impact in the real world by spreading certain types of news.

While this is just an estimate, it seems reasonable based on anecdotal evidence from the many indie authors I know.

Previously, studies with anecdotal evidence suggested that parents who shared custody had higher levels of conflict than those who don't.

Note that while there seems to be plenty of anecdotal evidence supporting the use of compression wear during endurance exercise, the studies have been unable to consistently show a correlation.

There is a lot of anecdotal evidence showing that artificial sweeteners cause a whole range of health problems, including cancer.

I can only find anecdotal evidence about why puzzles are calming.

I can offer anecdotal evidence in support of that claim.

Can we not sink to the level of using anecdotal evidence as the basis for science, please?

Make sure that they are offering advice based on the latest research and not just anecdotal evidence or there own personal feelings, though.

A good deal of anecdotal evidence points to coconut oil as a fabulous brain food.

When I look around over the years I haven't seen much anecdotal evidence of that happening around here.

It can be helpful to provide anecdotal evidence about the psychological stressors you are encountering.

But the best anecdotal evidence suggests that this kind of thing isn't happening in nearly the proportions you might expect.

I feel as though assistant positions are on the way out, given anecdotal evidence by other assistants as well as executives I've spoken to.

There's lots of research out there, and even more anecdotal evidence that suggests that our babies don't just have needs, but feelings they need to express too.

In light of such anecdotal evidence, further research will be needed to learn more about the challenges that schools in choice programs face after a program is enacted.

The Essential Guide to Social Media Background Screening for Employers outlines recent research confirming anecdotal evidence that employers do access and use social media information in the employment process.

I hear anecdotal evidence from hiring managers about the impact of cover letters if they get them and if they read them.

I think there's still enough anecdotal evidence out there along with that study I cited, to indicate that there IS a relationship.

I can only find anecdotal evidence about why puzzles are calming.

Certainly anecdotal evidence seems to suggest that stress leads to obesity.

There is at least anecdotal evidence to support all three claims, although there is hard data only to back up the third — that charters enroll fewer disabled and limited - English students.

There is ample anecdotal evidence that cats are drawn to windows that provide views of human or animal activity.

Only anecdotal evidence exists as to the effectiveness of this on men seeking to lower their sex drives, which is fine because they account for zero of you reading here today!

This report is, of course, what scientists call anecdotal evidence from an unreliable source.

In fact, there's some pretty strong anecdotal evidence that this is not the case.

The method appears promising as a couples therapy practice, and though anecdotal evidence supports this, there is currently minimal research reflecting the efficacy of the approach.

Many parents report anecdotal evidence that technology leads to increased behavior problems.

There aren't any published estimates yet of the prevalence of the allergy, but anecdotal evidence makes it clear that there are a whole lot of us missing out on our barbecue.

The allergen in a food allergy is usually either beef or chicken, although anecdotal evidence is pointing to likely grain or soy allergies in some pets too.

Unfortunately, current recommendations are largely based on anecdotal evidence rather than on controlled trials.

More studies are needed, but thousands of years of safe historical use and my own anecdotal evidence are enough to convince me to always keep this «bee glue» around my house.

Many teachers do not question the fact that they have a shared responsibility with parents for educating children, despite anecdotal evidence that this division of power can be problematic for both parties.

We have long had detailed, consistent anecdotal evidence of the violations of human rights routinely directed against child prisoners in both youth and adult prisons.

Through anecdotal evidence and various research studies, I can say that this mechanism certainly has merit.

I have much anecdotal evidence regarding food allergic children and their siblings.

They want to go beyond anecdotal evidence to deal with their loose leaf services problems.

There is significant anecdotal evidence that small businesses can benefit from collecting consumer data and using it to make smart decisions that grow revenue.

But my personal anecdotal evidence as an athlete and coach is clear.

These herbs can be used in various ways, and extensive anecdotal evidence has taught us what specific benefits these herbs can provide.

That said, there is enough clinical and anecdotal evidence available to derive some sensible guidelines.