Sentences with phrase «from anecdotal claims»

I'd suggest you do some serious research on this topic, as there are much information floating around the Internet, mostly from anecdotal claims than of scientific facts.

Apart from anecdotal claims, there is no scientific evidence that high levels of ketones will guarantee enhanced fat loss.

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[Baby Milk Action comment: These are not permitted health claims for infant formula or follow - on formula and anecdotal evidence from customers does not provide the necessary substantiation.

Benefits of placenta encapsulation have not been proven by research, but anecdotal information from mothers have claimed that ingestion of the placenta can aid in:

In fact, there is no sound scientific proof of such a relation and its popularity seems to stem only from anecdotal evidence and the willingness of people to worship any method that's been claimed to accelerate muscle building.

From what I've seen, claims that support that are only anecdotal.

We believe that all educators - from those standing in front of a roomful of students to those leading state educational agencies - should be able to participate in and use research effectively: to distinguish between random sampling and random assignment, differentiate between credible evidence and anecdotal claims, and apply scientific conclusions for the benefit of their respective «teams.»

IPCC claim that global warming is causing mountain ice melting in Andes, Alps and Africa was based on anecdotal evidence from climbers:

Eli: there is certainly anecdotal data, some from personal experience, that at least in person (as opposed to safety of the net), people are less willing to express climate denial claims in public, especially in front of neighbors, or to challenge expert speakers.

However, at trial, the appellant provided an «insufficient factual underpinning» to ground compensation for loss of earning capacity; the Court of Appeal found this part of the claim failed because the judge found the appellant did not meet the burden described in the Perren decision — the trial judge simply did not accept the appellant's evidence of his limitations and anecdotal evidence from other witnesses did not shore up his testimony.