The phrase "ad valid" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to refer to "ad valorem" or "valid," but without context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "The ad valid argument presented in the meeting was not convincing."
Alternatives: "valid argument" or "ad valorem".
Ideally, a valid AD would be sufficiently robust and not affected by changes in dataset, thus allowing the maintenance of the general AD premise by which a model's performance degrades as the queried instances get farther away from the training chemical space.
A second round of selection on the same medium was performed, and the valid AD plasmids were removed.
We hypothesized that the use of Aβ 42/40 ratio would reduce the frequency of inconclusive CSF results and would lead to a valid AD diagnosis.
Although this was a lower reduction in mortality than for abstinent alcohol-dependent subjects, the opportunity to reduce the risk of death combined with the preference among some patients to achieve a non-problem drinking outcome rather than abstinence supports the use of controlled drinking as a valid AD treatment goal (Adamson et al., 2010, Luquiens et al., 2011, Rosenberg et al., 1992).
All in all it was concluded that the item set of the MASQ-AD was a valid input for an adaptive test.
On the basis of this evaluation it was concluded that the item set of the MASQ-AD was a valid input for an adaptive test.
It teaches us that anecdotal evidence, vague appeals to authority and ad hominem are perfectly valid ways to win an argument.
The differences between cluster M0B and the complete cognitive normal male patients are not statistically significant but the result additionally stresses differences between male and female populations and suggests that the differences between clusters M1 and M2 that are valid for AD patients are to some extent present also in the cognitive normal population.
The Supplementary Data can also be used to illustrate Jiang et al's argument that, if D changes the risk of O, the first ad hoc approach is valid only if incidence risk is 50% or 0.5.
Ask the clerk of courts for a list of newspapers where you may publish a valid legal ad.
