The phrase "ad severity" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be a truncation or misinterpretation of a phrase, possibly intended to convey a concept related to severity in a specific context.
Example: "The consequences of the decision were taken into account, particularly in terms of ad severity."
Alternatives: "with severity" or "in terms of severity".
It can be conceived that the changes do not relate linearly to disease progression, as is the case for other modalities such as hippocampal atrophy and memory scores, and that the yield of EEG network measures in clinical trials for AD depends on the AD severity.
Mirsaeedi-Farahani et al. [34] provided utilities for three levels of AD severity (mild, moderate and severe).
It shows that only one of the selected scales, the GBS, is applicable to all AD severity stages (mild to severe).
Blalock et al. analysed samples from 35 patients with four different levels of AD severity: control, incipient, moderate and severe; for this paper we used only 31 samples for which information is available online.
Here, we observed a rapid improvement of AD severity, pruritus, and subjective sleep quality when AD patients wore the Benevit Zink+ clothing overnight.
More specifically, we measure the rate at which subband EEG amplitude modulations change over short periods of time (circa 5 s) and compare such "spectro-temporal" signal representations between healthy controls and patients with varying AD severity levels (ranging from mild to severe).
Furthermore, using MMSE for staging of AD severity neglects other more patient- and caregiver-relevant domains of AD assessment, such as function and behavior.
After 3 weeks of AD induction, mice were divided into three groups based on similarity of AD severity clinical scores.
For example, a 68% reduction of clinical AD severity score was verified by George et al in 21 patients with severe AD after 12 weeks of treatment three times weekly.
By very carefully defining the FLG status of a well-characterized collection of children with moderate-to-severe AD, we were able to further examine the relationship between AD severity, FLG genotype and NMF expression.
In our data, the probe for SERTAD2 is increasing with AD severity.
