Sentence examples for anecdotal effect from inspiring English sources

Hence, we tested the anecdotal effect of promenading on cognition under controlled experimental conditions.

And we have clearly seen perturbations of nuclear architecture by these treatments in the same cells which fail to lose chromosome structural integrity, in addition to anecdotal effects on morphology of a few chromosomes.

Application of comparative functional genomics to pharmacology may make it possible to classify the biological effects of a certain drug into common universal effects and host-specific and/or anecdotal effects.

It is important to note that the mostly anecdotal side effects of Cr supplementation that are reported, e.g. via internet can be dismissed on the basis of solid scientific evidence, even if Cr is taken for extended periods of time (i.e. years), (Kreider et al. 2003; Francaux and Poortmans 2006; Persky and Rawson 2007; Bender et al. 2008a).

"Even if you train yourself to think, 'placebo effect, anecdotal evidence,' if you hear it often enough you begin to think that maybe it's true for some women, somewhere," she said.

The disintegration of Matterhorn is anecdotal of the effects of climate change in most of the Alps.

A part from its apparent positive effects, anecdotal evidence shows that there are also limitations and pitfalls related to the implementation of such schemes.

At present the only evidence of benefit is anecdotal, but designing effective trials to measure the effect of adopting a ketogenic diet could prove challenging.

As ever, after the event, there is now a lot of anecdotal evidence to that effect.

A Swiss study in 1993 yielded positive anecdotal evidence on its effect on people suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.

I welcome your reactions to these studies — or, as ever, your anecdotal evidence of what effect you've seen of these names on yourself or your peers.