| The perception that Greenland halibut may be a pelagically distributed species has primarily been based on assumptions, anecdotical information, and circumstantial evidence. |
| These lines are only meant to give you an anecdotical, reflexive description of a life experience that became important for me in living out my lay vocation. |
| Anecdotical evidence suggests that some teachers really fear for their wellbeing and safety, not only in the classroom but outside school as well. |
| This fact might be mundane and anecdotical if it did not symbolise the extraordinary human value of this trip, not like any other, cradled by Mathilde and Marcel Schmetz, creators of the project. |
| Confirmation of continuity between infected cells with the electron microscope remains anecdotical because of low probability to cut two remote cells and a connecting cell process in the same plane of section. |
| The available literature provides suggestions, theoretical frameworks, anecdotical evidence but only a few case-studies. |
