Sentences with phrase «anecdotal information»

While organizers might later label the event a success after it is over, such success is frequently measured based only on anecdotal information rather than empirical evidence.

Most post photos and many add anecdotal information about their adoptable pets.

There is very little scientific research on the water kefir health research, but there is a lot of anecdotal information.

My hope in collecting anecdotal information in large enough numbers is that we would see a trend toward random occurrence or distinct patterns of inheritance.

While precise figures are difficult to obtain, anecdotal information suggests that about 70 % of home visiting funds come from states, local communities, and the private and philanthropic sectors.

As anecdotal information, probiotic supplements rarely cause any real problems.

The team may also use anecdotal information and progress data from the student's classroom teachers to further describe their skills.

If anecdotal information is included, it should be specific.

With the data available today, teachers will now have the ability to understand both quantitative measures, including ongoing locally - defined student growth measures, and qualitative measures, including anecdotal information.

There is mostly anecdotal information on client needs, preferences, and satisfaction, and on access to legal services more generally.

While it's true that there is significant discretion in matrimonial law and litigants get a variety of results, it's useful to take anecdotal information with a grain of salt.

By storing and collecting anecdotal information, teachers can show individual growth over time.

Last and not the least, relative to their clients and based on anecdotal information, law firms tend to have weaker security protection on their networks and systems.

This problem is not going to go away as people on both sides of the issue, plus the media, love to use anecdotal information to «prove» their point.

I'm trying to gather anecdotal information as to whether the SCC decision in Resurfice v Hanke, 2007 SCC 7 and the «material contribution» doctrine mentioned in the case are helping plaintiffs get before - trial settlements — by using the Resurfice «material contribution» notion to get them past difficulties in proving factual causation using the «but - for» test — which are settlements that they might not have been able to get before Resurfice.

There was Little anecdotal information in the article about Charles dickens as each year of his life was juxtaposed to actual instrumental temperature readings.

These studies and other anecdotal information about the movement to eat gluten - free have pediatric doctors and nutritionists concerned about the diets» reach.

After the first ten minutes, however, Green finds a groove and manages to provide some interesting anecdotal information about the birth of some of his more twisted gadgets and inventions.

With the extensive personal experience by those who find homes for these dogs as well as the adopters themselves, much anecdotal information has arisen and spread by word of mouth and in some written formats.

Especially regarding cats, science and anecdotal information often clash.

I would recommend you read the NYT's article further because there's some excellent anecdotal information about foreclosures auctions.

The Richmond Fed contributes anecdotal information to the Beige Book, which provides an overview of current economic conditions within each Federal Reserve District.

Medical research and anecdotal information places Active UMF ® (MGO ™) Manuka Honey as a prominent product used against any stomach related affections.

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I'd seen anecdotal information online that the time of day that vitamin D is taken can make a difference, particularly if you're taking a higher dose, so I did some experimenting.

There is anecdotal information everywhere.

For instance, to study the effect of teacher practice on student engagement, we read articles on the subject and session leaders gave teachers anecdotal information about students» responses to the question of how and when they felt engaged in class.

The evaluation also included (a) the doctor's follow - up report, which continued restrictions from contact sports but cleared J.P. for schoolwork; (b) the report card data and structured anecdotal information from his teachers and the school nurse, which generally did not approach clinical significance; and (c) two pairs of classroom observations, which she and the school counselor separately conducted.

Anecdotal information such as the facts listedon this flyer for high school parentsor listed below can be promoted in schools and throughout the community:

And though she does not have data on cannibalization, she said anecdotal information suggests «digital sales tend to stimulate print sales and vice versa.»

A large amount of anecdotal information exists on the internet regarding miracle cures for this condition.

These data and anecdotal information reported by shelters affected by H3N2 virus suggest that, to reduce the risk of transmission of H3N2 virus, infected dogs should be isolated from uninfected, unexposed dogs for a period of (greater than or equal to) 21 days following onset of illness.

So when you get anecdotal information, its good, but... You were saying about «natural», Sam?

A nice review of the evidence for the eruption, which includes historical anecdotal information, is provided in the Emile - Geay et al (2008) article linked.

Prior to the mid-1990s, the understanding of forest change in the Congo Basin, which remains for the most part a notoriously difficult region for researchers to access, was largely based on patchy and anecdotal information without spatially explicit delineation on forests or statistically robust estimates of forest cover change.

Ron builds on his analysis to argue there is a disconnect between anecdotal information that alternative services providers (aka NewLaw firms or law companies) are growing and taking share from BigLaw and the published data.

The project team continued to collect anecdotal information regarding the success and challenges of various components of the CAPFO model.