Sentences with phrase «providing anecdotal»

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.

Anyone who's ever lived near a weather station close enough to see it on a regular basis probably has been providing anecdotal evidence of this for decades, but having an actual study to back it up has taken WAY too long.

Commenting on Tong Yuan's treatment for Parkinson's disease, Oliver Cooper, director of the Stem Cell Facility of the Neuroregeneration Institute at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts, and a specialist in Parkinson's disease, says, «The products offered by Tong Yuan may provide anecdotal, poorly controlled, transient improvements in the patients, but Parkinson's - disease patients need long - term therapies.»

While recent studies have provided anecdotal reports of the presence of honeybee parasites in other pollinators, this is the first study to determine the epidemiology of these parasites across the landscape.

I'll also share some additional little - known reasons to increase protein intake and provide some anecdotal asides from my experience as a coach and lab rat.

Sixteen of the 17 teacher - learners provided anecdotal evidence from student surveys, teacher observation journals, and parent comments.

Participating teachers would provide anecdotal records of their professional growth through the program and participate in surveys about program effectiveness.

A recent article in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association provides anecdotal evidence that marijuana may be proving to be effective as an analgesic (pain relieving drug), an appetite stimulant and an anti-nausea medication in dogs with cancer and osteoarthritis.

And then you have blank slates such as Edim who provide anecdotal data of recent warm winters in their neighborhood as proof of a coming trend.

Eric provides anecdotal «evidence» in the form of experience of one person regarding a hypothesis about a large social system.

Whalers» logbooks dating from as early as the early 20th century provide anecdotal evidence.

The decision provides an anecdotal lesson in drafting milestones and suggests that the more technically prescribed milestones may be more difficult to meet, even -LSB-...]

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

You have the option to share your personal story in the survey if you would like to provide anecdotal evidence of the importance of PSLF.

Having a coach gives you the added advantage of having a shoulder to lean on to provide anecdotal advice and someone who can answer on the spot questions.

While many individuals and couples have provided anecdotal support attesting to the benefits of relational life therapy, unbiased, scientific trials may be necessary to validate its effectiveness.

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Writing a blog not only creates content — whether it's service - oriented or anecdotal — which can be used in a variety of marketing strategies, such as serving as content for email newsletters or providing a call - to - action.

He said, «Other sites provide summaries on health conditions, or anecdotal experience, but Amino uses actual data and cost report forms to deliver a new era of transparency to the consumer.»

You can read just about any blog or research paper, and they will provide you with anecdotal evidence on the trials and tribulations of building a company.

However, based on our first - hand experience, admittedly anecdotal, the investment strategies of sovereign funds are conducted by managers oriented to the Western zeitgeist: They are designed to provide diversification away from commodities in the form of commonplace or exotic instruments that mimic «smart» hedge fund managers in the West.

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

This publication provides weekly intelligence from the domestic dairy spot and futures market while also including statistics and anecdotal reporting.

What continues to be lost, in my view, in much of what the media has reported over the last six years about the results of autopsies conducted by researchers at the Sports Legacy Institute in Boston on the brains of athletes - autopsies which show the presence of the dark splotches of tau protein which are the tell - tale sign of CTE - which is that they provide, at most, anecdotal evidence suggesting a possible connection.

[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.

Despite the fact that most people who are providing advice mean well, the topic of unsolicited advice is one of our «what not to do» pregnancy stories because it is often anecdotal and generally unhelpful.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that placenta capsules can balance postpartum hormones, provide an important source of iron and improve milk supply in breastfeeding parents.

From frequent night waking in babyhood, through bedwetting in toddlerhood, to nightmares and refusal to go to bed in pre-schoolers, this book will provide extensive scientific and anecdotal information and gentle suggestions.

Berger provides quantitative and anecdotal data supporting an association between early obesity and specific cancers.

Anecdotal observations of patients dating back to the 1700s had already provided a curious clue that pointed to the immune system as a possible player in the body's fight to ward off cancer.

Robert Sidbury, MD, FAAD, board - certified dermatologist and another lead author of the guidelines stated, «While there are many anecdotal tips and alternative options available to patients with atopic dermatitis, there is not enough evidence - based research to say for certain that these can provide any or better relief for patients, or be a complement to medical treatment.»

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)

Dr. Crofford had been pressing for clinical trials to be done on the drug ever since her days at the University of Michigan in the»90s when she and her colleagues noted anecdotal reports that an older version of the drug seemed to provide their patients some relief.

I'm very thankful, though, that the NF website provides reviews of peer - reviewed journal articles, which gives the WFPB diet so much more credence than anecdotal evidence.

It makes people on the trenches like myself, it makes our job a lot easier when I can refer a high quality podcast like yours and it's nice that's evidence - based, you provide references in a world today that's a lot of it is just anecdotal.

Anything you could provide would be great, even more on your anecdotal experiences with men and women.

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

Using archival footage and anecdotal evidence, Edelman constructs a complex portrait of race and celebrity in the tail end of 20th - century America, one that doesn't provide answers but gives voice to a chorus of diverse opinions.

Jones, I think, is a little hamstrung by his friendship with Argento, but with Newman proving an affable foil, he provides a good deal of anecdotal and mildly critical commentary.

And anecdotal evidence suggests that where no car parking on school sites is provided (except for disabled people and service access), staff and parents are more accepting of the need to reach the school gate by other means.

Educators know how important it is to provide real world stories, case studies or other anecdotal ways to help contextualize learning.

Hard data is much more effective than anecdotal data when it comes to convincing law makers to provide charter schools with equitable access to facilities.

However, the overall goal of developing professional teaching knowledge is to provide teachers with a sound rationale beyond their anecdotal experiences, to encourage collaboration, and to keep abreast of current movements.

This essay draws on both empirical and anecdotal data to evaluate the potential impacts of this transition, and concludes that the location at which support services are provided to pregnant teens is less important than the quality and accessibility of the services themselves.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that for schools to embrace the suspension ban, they need administrators and teachers that believe in it and / or additional resources to implement restorative justice practices, train teachers, and provide additional support to students.

So far we had only anecdotal evidence to provide information in this regard.

The Fed's beige book (Thursday) will provide a look at the anecdotal evidence that the FOMC will consider as part of the next meeting's action.

Here are some things I've learned from anecdotal evidence (please provide your own in the comments).

Research on Adequan has not provided concrete evidence that it provides a beneficial effect, but anecdotal information suggests improvement can be seen after a few injections.16

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

They've been courteous, professional, and knowledgable, even about booking on partner awards which is something I've learned not to take for granted with phone reps.. Although my experiences are bit anecdotal, I feel that Alaska is one of the airlines that have provided me with consistent quality when trying to sort things out.