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Presidio called the percentage of F grades highly concerning, adding that anecdotal evidence also suggests children are struggling.

Most reports of retail theft have been anecdotal, he said, and even 10 months into the pandemic, it’s too early to know the full scope.

It was the nearest analogy to a golden scarab one finds in our latitudes, a scarabaeid beetle …For scientific minds, such anecdotal evidence did not help Jung make his case.

The reports, though anecdotal, illustrate the tensions unfolding as more than 33 million Americans have already cast ballots two weeks before Election Day.

In the two years since the tool’s introduction, anecdotal evidence from Duke Health’s hospital managers and clinicians has suggested that Sepsis Watch really works.

Anecdotally, crime is slightly down in Ferguson since Brown died, DeCarli said.

Anecdotally, some babies are ‘never the same’ after vaccines.

“Anecdotally I can tell you that the take-up rate is fairly small,” said Smyth.

“Anecdotally, we have U.S. citizens who smuggle drugs, in large amounts sometimes,” he says.

Anecdotally, the influx of immigrants from Latin America and East Asia seems to have strengthened Latino and Asian identities.

Instruction must be carried on objectively, experimentally, anecdotally.