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31. Substantial anecdotal evidence indicates that men have not always been cooperative partners when it comes to the matter of family planning.

32. There is no apparent conclusive scientific study, but the anecdotal evidence is strong that the herb is useful.

33. Anecdotal evidence indicates a crime rate that, by Western standards, is infinitesimal.

34. Very few have been evaluated, and the evidence is largely anecdotal, he said.

35. Gray's book is anecdotal and entertaining.

36. That book is pleasantly anecdotal.

37. At first the evidence was anecdotal.

38. Anecdotal reports from government authorities monitoring the return migration in China's inland provinces are inconsistent.

39. China has no statistics how many female professionals are now working as domestic help,(http://sentencedict.com/anecdotal.html) but anecdotal evidence suggests the numbers are growing.

40. Yet anecdotal evidence suggests that there is little call for Britons with Mandarin.

41. So even though that work was anecdotal and not blinded and not publishable, it was very convincing.

42. Traditional methods for observing teaching have been intuitive judgments, eyeballing, anecdotal records, and checklists or rating scales.

43. Anecdotal evidence suggests that certain other subspecies, such as the European wildcat and the Chinese mountain cat, are less tolerant of people.

44. But because Vasari relied on anecdotal evidence, there was always a doubt about the identification, and Leonardo is not known to have made any notes about the model's identity himself.

45. Anecdotal evidence suggests being buried with a favorite tech device is on the upswing.

46. There is this anecdotal story of the time when Gandhi met the King of Great Britain in London and he wore his simple wrap around cloth.

47. In comparison with other linguistic data like introspective, anecdotal and elicitation data, corpus data occupy a more favored place with respect to language research.

48. Before that, records are sporadic and anecdotal — and that is not enough to see the bigger picture.

49. There is growing anecdotal evidence that the cost of accommodation is putting off many potential students.

50. During the actual delivery, they should be cognisant of emerging anecdotal evidence, as highlighted in this article, that will indicate the occurrence of these antipatterns.

51. The current H5N1 panzootic in birds, which began in mid-2003 in parts of South-East Asia, has been accompanied by a few anecdotal reports of H5N1 infection in domestic cats.

52. Does the spread of mobile phones promote economic development? At first the evidence was anecdotal.

53. The lake is vast and few data are available, so independent monitors rely on anecdotal evidence.

54. Anecdotal evidence from farmers also suggests that restocking will not be fast.

55. And there is anecdotal evidence that new environmental guidelines are not always being implemented.

56. Anecdotal instances are open to the criticism of biased selection.

57. Skeptics say there is no way to verify such anecdotal reports—and that many of the experiences can be explained by neurobiological changes in the brain as people die.

58. LIM : Anecdotal evidence suggests the poison could have been placed in the simple bowl of yogurt.

59. Our authors tend to write in a casual, anecdotal sense but that might not make sense to Chinese readers, so local authors will have a hand in the writing.

60. Anecdotal evidence suggests that at least one yellow operating capital by two professors at leading think-tank.