The phrase "a anecdotal" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an anecdotal" because "an" is used before words that begin with a vowel sound.
Example: "She shared an anecdotal story about her childhood that made everyone laugh."
Alternatives: "a narrative" or "a personal account".
Results typically fall into two categories: A) Anecdotal experiences and B) Spammers trying to cash in on affiliate programs.
On a anecdotal level, I grant you it is a bit of oranges versus apples, if my cable company RCN can pass down prices to me the consumer that it is charged by the sports programmers and the major broadcasters, why can't the labeling that Monsanto presents to their customer the farmer be passed down to me the consumer?
Indeed, a single isoform of GluCTC is not sufficient to make a statement beyond an anecdotal observation.
Stengel has given us less a brief history than an anecdotal genealogy of ingratiation in a book that is conceptually unfocused and surprisingly graceless, i.e., uningratiating.
Built with public and private money, the course includes a putting green, a driving range, a clubhouse under construction and an anecdotal link to the great Tiger himself.
No longer Rosalind Gordon, not yet Finch, nothing, really, except an ongoing therapeutic project for those so inclined, an anecdotal footnote in a young man's Ph.D.
On an anecdotal level, on an individual level, fire camp can be a life-changer.
The author, a retired British diplomat, favors an anecdotal — indeed, sometimes garrulous — approach, and appends an epilogue of his own pilgrimages.
He also read an anecdotal poem describing a meeting between Moore and the Strokes' Julian Casablancas, whom Moore repeatedly calls "Julian Casablanca"; whether this was a deliberate inaccuracy was unclear.
William Dudley's designs look handsome, and Bailey's bustling production turns an anecdotal play into a picture of the layered cruelties of Russia in the 19th-century.
Here's a scientific one and an anecdotal one.
