Sentence examples similar to anecdotal presentations from inspiring English sources
They described peer-related humour and anecdotal examples during presentations that they used to capture their audience's attention.
Previous studies of patients with acquired prosopagnosia have shown a more pronounced deficit after limiting exposure to "tachystocopic" presentation [46] - anecdotal evidence only, or to presentations of 1500 or 5000ms [40].
Its head Jon Watson, said: "The students enjoyed the assembly, they enjoyed her company and the music, but it was just some of the info was rather anecdotal and rather general in presentation".
However, the presentation is entirely anecdotal.
Also, anecdotal evidence from respondents during feedback presentations indicates that the SAQ items are in fact assessing topics of importance to front-line personnel.
Anecdotal feedback they received regarding some presentations indicated that the older audience did not think that falls would happen to them in that "they say we're too active that's not going to happen to us so you can get that resistance" (Participant 6).
In presentations this summer, CTD representatives reported anecdotal cases of neurological improvements—such as in motor skills and speech in children treated intravenously with the company's cyclodextrin on a compassionate use basis, including the Hempels' daughters.
But the data presented was largely anecdotal.
"Anecdotal evidence suggests that states may lose support for continued vaccination," Dr. Lieu said in a presentation to the meeting.
In the absence of official, medical directives and within the prevailing framework of medical tourism as a customer's prerogative, the presentation to Australian media audiences of any hazards arising from the practice was a combination of anecdotal, patient evidence and a healthy dose of 'buyer beware'.
