Since then, there has been a dramatic increase in systematic studies of the succession of visitors to natural and human-placed whale cadavers to move beyond earlier spotty and anecdotal notes.
Amy related that she used "anecdotal notes" about personal experiences or experiences of other nurses, which were anonymously represented.
This implication is based on the anecdotal notes by the participants and provided by the RAs during this study: A female participant stated: "I am always busy and never sit down.
But all the studies and articles, whether scientific or anecdotal, note that most players took the risks knowingly, in search of glory, riches, thrills, or that elusive goal called a better life.
On a more anecdotal note, he added, aperitifs are known to increase the rate of food consumption in humans, perhaps just the way a dash of ethanol would have helped a human ancestor at the fruit tree.
On a purely anecdotal note, a friend was badly injured in a collision with a car in Brooklyn's Prospect Park (he got back on the horse, so to speak, once out of the hospital) and when my brother quit his job as a Manhattan bike messenger he cited the dangers of suddenly opened cab doors and jaywalking pedestrians.
There is still a long way to go before we hit the goal recently laid out by Sheryl Sandberg of full 50-50 genderepresentationon in the upper realms of technology and business (and on an anecdotal note, there was still absolutely zero line for the women's room here at YC Demo Day).
The evidence for the effectiveness of such schemes is generally anecdotal, however, notes Dr Rifat.
On the other hand, the same anecdotal record notes that for women who are alone, labour is a long and exhausting effort, full of uncertainties, and with no indication of how soon the baby will be born.
Anecdotal to note that Jinnah "Father of the Nation" of Pakistan was born on Christmas Day 1876 which is celebrated dually in Pakistan with the birth of Jesus.
Hobbs [ 31] described her observations of the purple line in an anecdotal paper and noted that in the women she cared for it was a "reliable indicator of progress", however no evidence base was provided to justify this conclusion.
