Sentences with phrase «anecdotal reports out»

There are enough anecdotal reports out there (me, Ben Greenfield, and lots of folks on the internets) to show that this is a legitimate issue and warrants further investigation... and to at least raise a certain level of caution for people who are curious about ketogenic diets but already have a history of hypothyroidism.

Putting aside the numerous anecdotal reports out there, many from moms I know and trust, even the FDA's own expert panel admitted in 2011 that some approved food dyes can aggravate pre-existing hyperactivity in kids.

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Here's a quick update on the recent How Candidates Can Use the Internet to Win in 2010 guide: since it came out on December 9th of last year, readers have downloaded it directly from this site over 1000 times, and I've heard anecdotal reports that it's also being forwarded from...

Here's a quick update on the recent How Candidates Can Use the Internet to Win in 2010 guide: since it came out on December 9th of last year, readers have downloaded it directly from this site over 1000 times, and I've heard anecdotal reports that it's also being forwarded from person to person with great vigor.

Although there's no denying that study results and many anecdotal reports support ketogenic and low - carb diets for PCOS, it must be pointed out that they may not be effective in every case.

Unfortunately, there is no easy way to find out if a batch is good or not, so we have to rely on statistics from lab reports, Internet ratings, and anecdotal data.

Early anecdotal reports from schools and districts suggest a wide disparity in opt out rates among states and districts.

After all, the Insurance Research Council found that nearly one out of every five California drivers lacked insurance in 2007 — and no doubt the rate of uninsureds in San Diego is significantly higher, if anecdotal reports are to be believed.

Those who develop processed dog foods and those who feed these diets point out the scientific reports that back their claims; those who feed BARF are equally as adamant that their anecdotal evidence about dog health and well - being proves the value of fresh, raw food.

While I hold out hope that by forcing employers to have policies and programs to address issues of workplace harassment, and especially workplace violence, incident rates of the same have decreased, anecdotal evidence as reported in seems to suggest otherwise.

Or you can shell out $ 500 for the new report from ALM Legal Intelligence that quizzed 180 law firms, providing anecdotal support for what we already know about social media marketing at law firms.

After all, the Insurance Research Council found that nearly one out of every five California drivers lacked insurance in 2007 — and no doubt the rate of uninsureds in San Diego is significantly higher, if anecdotal reports are to be believed.

While the NCLC report suggests inaccurate criminal background checks are widespread, the report only cites a handful of anecdotal stories and some court cases where an inaccurate background check had grave consequences on a consumer's ability to get a job out of the millions of background checks conducted yearly.

In the article, Rosen — Founder and CEO of background check firm Employment Screening Resources (ESR)-- writes that while the NCLC report suggested «inaccurate criminal background checks are widespread,» the report only cited «a handful of anecdotal stories and some court cases where an inaccurate background check had grave consequences on a consumer's ability to get a job out of the millions of background checks conducted yearly.»

In the article, Rosen writes that while the NCLC report «suggests inaccurate criminal background checks are widespread,» the report only «cites a handful of anecdotal stories and some court cases where an inaccurate background check had grave consequences on a consumer's ability to get a job out of the millions of background checks conducted yearly.»

Anecdotal reports describe children of mothers with BPD as having tendencies toward defensive splitting, and displaying «emotional needs through denial, acting - out, self destructive behavior and role reversalsÖ [and] frequently express fears of abandonment and engulfment» (Glickauf - Hughes & Mehlman, 1998, p. 300).