Sentence examples for anecdotal concerns from inspiring English sources

The study, doctors said, provides data to backup to some of the more anecdotal concerns they have when patients are readmitted to different hospitals.

The government said there were "anecdotal concerns" about the borrowing but "at this time the government does not consider the data sufficient to justify significant policy intervention".

"That research published in high level publications really shed a new light and gave a peer reviewed scientific evidence base that supported a lot of our anecdotal concerns," Harrington says.

Warner and Rubio said the Senate Intelligence Committee over the past year "has heard anecdotal concerns that China is attempting to exert pressure or political influence" on those organizations.

In particular, anecdotal concerns of GPs being overburdened were perhaps not borne out, with only six additional attendances for patients with a cough per average practice per week and peaks in attendance for cough not reaching those seen during winter (Supplementary Figure S1).

Despite some anecdotal concern at both sites about the consumption of energy and sports drinks, neither beverage type was reported to be consumed in high levels.

However, there is anecdotal concern that a LMWH injection is too invasive and distressing for patients with advanced cancer, both due to the pain of the injection and also the subsequent bruising, especially in the last few days of life.

This is particularly important in the UK where veterans become the responsibility of an entirely separate healthcare system (the NHS) upon leaving the military, and there is widespread anecdotal concern that veterans, in particular, struggle to access the care they need once they re-enter civilian life [ 13].

Although anecdotal data concerning the efficacy of intrapartum oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal suctioning of MSAF are conflicting, the procedure is widely used.

Early anecdotal observations concerning this matter have now been reinforced with both behavioral and electrophysiological evidence showing without doubt that spiders are sensitive to mechanical vibrations and also to aerial sounds.

In what follows we provide some theoretical thoughts, based on the review of the (limited) international experience and anecdotal evidence concerning management and purchasing from a social health fund perspective.