The phrase "an arbitrary evidence" is not correct in English.
The correct form should be "arbitrary evidence" without the article "an." You can use the phrase "arbitrary evidence" when discussing evidence that is not based on any specific or systematic criteria, often implying randomness or lack of relevance.
Example: "The study was criticized for relying on arbitrary evidence that did not support its conclusions."
Alternatives: "random evidence" or "unsubstantiated evidence."
An arbitrary evidence-based classification system of MSI was adopted, intended for use in our observational studies.
However, it is worthwhile noting that all decisions regarding revascularization were based on symptoms and/or the presence of concomitant ischaemia on non-invasive testing, rather than on the arbitrary evidence of obstructive CAD on MSCT-CA.
Inmates have alleged that the criteria for entering and exiting the SHU are murky -- including speculative and seemingly arbitrary evidence of gang affiliation, like tattoos and reading materials.
These populations represent the 'random men' who are included or excluded by a given arbitrary chosen evidence profile.
Such an approach can also be used to integrate the CIO with legacy annotations, by imposing an arbitrary confidence statement to all single evidence lines (e.g. medium confidence from single evidence), and then automatically generating terms from the multiple evidence lines branch, thus providing confidence information at least according to the multiplicity and consistency of evidence lines.
For the conduct of pathway analyses, we first identified a set of 'independent' signals providing nominal evidence association (using an arbitrary P-value criterion of <10−2) for each of the two disease traits using LD pruning.
However, the 0.5 IU/mL value was established as an arbitrary standard by reference laboratories as evidence above background for the detection of the induction of RABV-neutralizing antibodies in humans after receipt of multiple doses of high-potency rabies vaccines (22 ).
There are no a priori restrictions on the form of the evidence for species hypotheses, but assessment of improbability of evidence is important in avoiding an arbitrary, grab-bag, approach.
However, it should be noted that the 30-point difference it's an arbitrary cut-off, not derived from research evidence.
For each marker, an arbitrary reference allele is selected and a Z-statistic, characterizing the evidence for association, is used as input.
PAULINE: You can't come up with an arbitrary figure and say [age] 43 or 45, it should have evidence behind it.
