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Anecdotal Evidence

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Case Report
A report of a single case of a disease, usually with an unexpected presentation, which typically describes the findings, clinical course, and prognosis of the case, often accompanied by a review of other cases previously reported in the biomedical literature to put the reported case in context.

anecdotal evidence,
n information obtained from personal accounts, examples, and observations. Usually not considered scientifically valid but may indicate areas for further investigation and research.


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However, there is anecdotal evidence that suggests either that this might not always be the case, or that there are certain areas where there needs to be more openness.
There is little point in the First Minister urging shoppers to buy Welsh goods when there is growing anecdotal evidence that if the cull goes ahead then there is an intention to boycott Welsh produce and holiday elsewhere (Echo, December 6).
There is also anecdotal evidence that the hospitality sector is doing well.
 
 
 
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