Sentences with phrase «of anecdotal information»

There is a great deal of anecdotal information suggesting that CBD may help patients with seizures.

It then moved to polling writing groups online, and receiving a flood of anecdotal information.

Much of the anecdotal information is what he received from John Burris, the prosecuting attorney working on Oscar Grant's case, as well as Oscar's family, so, of course, Coogler is not only hearing one side of the story, but also has allegiances to those who helped him research this story to tell Oscar's tale in a manner respectful to their interests.

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

(* in my unscientific study of anecdotal information analyzed through a haze of confusion caused by (ding ding!)

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The mix of information — state level, anecdotal, federally collected, dating from two years ago to last week — is sure to fuel the country's evolving conversation and concern about the potential for violence in a divided America.

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

The number of times Rivers is mentioned by journalists makes one suspect that their information on inner - city ministries is limited and anecdotal.

This is all anecdotal information however, and if you know of any specific studies relating to this please leave a comment.

Although herbal teas have been used for centuries, it's important to remember a lot of the information we have about them is anecdotal.

The evidenced based information about D - MER is still very limited but anecdotal evidence about the manifestation and treatment of D - MER has been sourced from the hundreds and hundreds of women who have shared their experiences.

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:

«I haven't statistics, but I have anecdotal information — even the last series of robocalls, the playback on his efforts on his efforts were great.

When the scientists involved at Woburn published their work, they got a lot of criticism because people felt that they were relying on anecdotal information.

The email must add to the discussion; i.e., it must provide information / context to the discussion on that thread not already covered prior to this, nor itself also not available via link to peer - reviewed, published literature (no anecdotal reposting of the science)

Although there are plenty of anecdotal stories about stowaway toads, there has been little detailed and reliable information on the topic, until recently.

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.

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.

Several factors may help explain why enrollment levels of students with disabilities in charter schools and traditional public schools differ, but the information is anecdotal.

Members of the committee agreed that the information presented can be regarded as anecdotal, not scientific in any way.

While there is the occasional insight into the author's life or the briefest of pieces of new information about the man, a lot of the material uncovered is very anecdotal tabloid - quality stuff.

For more information, check out this BBC Radio program entitled «History of Metaphor» or watch a video of Joseph Campbell telling an anecdotal story on myth as metaphor:

YA / Mature Readers: Rose's clear and captivating reports from post-Katrina New Orleans convey a wealth of information and feeling, and his adeptly anecdotal and confessional approach makes his essays fresh and involving.

John Kricher's A Neotropical Companion is great, too: it's full of information about the Amazon as well as some hilarious anecdotal accounts of Kricher's research travels.

Accessible information from sources as varied as anecdotal transcriptions, vetted historical research, captured German war documents and concentration camp records prove that the events of the Holocaust are facts.

But it is worth pointing out, as well, that this anecdotal information shared with Shatzkin by literary agents is not a snapshot of where things stand today in January 2013.

Therefore, practitioners who want to recommend or dispense CBD must do so based on information from anecdotal evidence — one of the worst types of evidence to rely on.

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.

«There is a wealth of positive anecdotal information but comparatively few data - driven scientific measures of how dogs affect their human companions» sense of well - being.

Most of the information about aspirin use in dogs comes from human literature and anecdotal evidence.

From these statistics, as well as anecdotal information, it is apparent that Facebook needs to be an essential part of a veterinary practice's client communication strategy.

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.

The flexibility of the cat's social structure makes it difficult to generalise about the grieving process but from the information gleaned as part of surveys and in other anecdotal reporting, if the remaining cat shows a reaction, there appear to be three stages commonly described.

We collected anecdotal information from different sources and the preliminary evidence is not reassuring: Sea Lion Island seems to be the main breeding site of elephant seals in the Falklands and other sites have been almost abandoned in recent years (e.g. Elephant Point of Sounders Island).

Organised by former group members in keeping with the methods and aims Group Material employed, the book charts the origins, processes, developments, projects and contexts of the group's activities, and draws heavily from Group Material's archive, including original documents, photographs, drawings, correspondence, artefacts, anecdotal information and texts.

This absence of personal and anecdotal information might explain why The New Yorker's extensive profiles of artists are so popular — they provide one of the few places where we get to read about what an artist's parents did, for example, or what their partners do.

Fascinating biographical and anecdotal information about each artist is provided alongside large reproductions of their most celebrated works, stunning details, and images of the artists themselves.

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.

Anecdotal information can be great to illuminate, but as we have seen the use of such tactics cuts both ways in a debate.

the rapid complication of ensuring a stable power supply, a large and for some, no longer affordable increases in energy costs, the creation of severe biological consequences with the wholesale destruction of bats in particular plus severe bird kills which are all still mostly hidden by the wind industry if personal anecdotal information from within the wind industry is correct.

When sufficient data becomes available — as in part 1 of «The long slow thaw - «anecdotal» information is translated into data following the methods detailed by Van Engelen, J Buisman and F Unsen of the Royal Met office De bilt and described in the book «History and Climate.»

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

It is a shame more funding is not put towards assessing anecdotal data, there are many millions of pieces of information out there.

When sufficient data becomes available — as in part 1 of the long slow thaw - «anecdotal» information is translated into data following the methods detailed by Van Engelen et al of the Royal Met office De bilt and described in the book «History and Climate»

jim2, You should probably dismiss his comment as anecdotal information instead of getting all huffy about it.

Yet, anecdotal information aside, there are very, very few studies of the internal operation of such panels (LaMont 2010), and for evaluating the effectiveness of IPCC's approach, the community has only the very limited literature matching its projections over the past 20 years to actual climate outcomes (Rahmstorf et al. 2007; Pielke 2008).

However, anecdotal feedback from users indicates that the availability of summary reports dramatically increases the usability of the information provided to them.

Putting together often detailed anecdotal information from a number of sources into a classification works well and correlated when I did the exercise with known instrumental data from a little later in the record.

Dr. Anderson sums up saying; «It is now perfectly clear that there are no reliable worldwide temperature records and that we have little more than anecdotal information on the temperature history of the Earth.»

Nobody from his class year seems to remember him either so there isn't even any anecdotal information on what kind of a student he was.