Sentence examples for anecdotal elements from inspiring English sources
While the design may act as subject in some instances, there are others in which anecdotal elements remain strong.
From the novel's perspective, it was a purely anecdotal element, that's why it had to be left out.
"The Strike," a mixed-media composition, possesses all the anecdotal and theatrical elements typically associated with Mr. Grooms's sculpture.
Any attempt to describe what happens in a good classroom in a complex way, in a way that captures the human elements, is dismissed as "anecdotal evidence" at best and, at worst, as granola-fuzzy-hippy sentimentality.
He told me that this element of the novel is based on anecdotal testimony and that stories about the impending violence were so widespread that it became "a shared memory" for his parents' generation of Soviet Jews.
We also used coloured paper and photographs of two of the research team on the front cover of the questionnaire and anecdotal evidence from contact with patients suggested that these two elements improved the response.
However, a complication with reporter-based assays in C. elegans is the anecdotal evidence that vectors used for reporter fusions contain cryptic enhancer elements that can drive spurious expression, for example in the pharynx [ 26] or posterior intestine [ 27].
In the absence of reliable data to support this and a mountain of anecdotal evidence to the contrary pointing to the myriad abuses and anti-democratic elements of the ways many charters are supported and funded, the NAACP spoke powerfully in support of public education.
Figures from the Office for National Statistics show these rises are not just anecdotal or confined to London – the "cultural services" part of the inflation index is now one of its fastest-rising elements.
Anecdotal evidence bodes ill.
