Captain Walsh and his crew have been tightlipped about precisely what evidence they found at the scene, but they say it is enough to identify the attacker, either through DNA evidence or fingerprints.
And yet, one can imagine Sacks reflecting, anecdote is in fact precisely where evidence begins.
His adversaries respond that he probably doesn't mean what he says, a position for which there is precisely no evidence.
It was precisely this evidence of rancor between oil interests and local people, I learned later, that led Jiovanny to take his first trip to Quito.
But others, including Senator Marco Rubio, Senator Cory Gardner, and President Trump, have tried to discredit concerned citizens by claiming that they are "paid protesters," an allegation supported by precisely zero evidence.
When the prime minister claimed that the UK's welfare system was acting as a magnet for migrants from elsewhere in the EU, we pointed out that there was precisely no evidence to substantiate this claim; and when he negotiated an "emergency brake" that would limit some benefits for new migrants, we explained why this was unlikely to have more than a marginal impact on immigration to the UK.
Fortunately there is precisely zero evidence that we need banks anywhere near their current size - we document this at length in 13 Bankers (in fact, this was a major motivation for writing the book).
Although no single theory fits the data precisely, recent evidence seems to lend credence to long-chain unsaturated fatty acid sequestration.
Cardiologists have not only been shown to be more effective in the treatment of coronary patients, compared with general practitioners and internists [ 22, 23], they have also been advised to precisely follow evidence-based treatment guidelines, which are currently not followed sufficiently in Germany [ 24].
