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Ahmadi

Ahmadi

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A person with the surname Ahmadi
  • proper noun
: Ahmadi
  • When the Ahmadi et al. (3) study, with a Jadad score of 2, was removed from the analysis (Figure 3), the effect remained significant with a narrower confidence limit.
  • Ahmadi et al.
  • study by Ahmadi

Examples

  • They were carrying their laptops, one in a plastic shopping bag, and the only things in the trunk, Ahmadi's Co worker said, were the water containers.

  • Ahmadi, the lawyer, argued passionately for justice during the trial.

  • Only the study by Ahmadi et al. (3) prospectively assessed the role of postoperative antibiotics.

    Academic text (2015)
  • Finally, from a methodological viewpoint, the study by Ahmadi et al. (3) maintained blinding only until the day of surgery.

    Academic text (2015)
  • Even after initial statistical analysis, the data were re-analyzed after excluding the study by Ahmadi et al. (3), which had received a Jadad score of 2.

    Academic text (2015)
  • Finally, it could support studies in other fields of music research that consider issues of spirituality, such as music therapy (Potvin, 2013), ethnomusicology (Keister, 2008; Matsunobu, 2011), and music psychology (Ahmadi, 2013).

    Academic text (2015)
  • Ahmadi emphasized the need for accountability when discussing the reforms.

  • Ahmadi was awarded for her contributions to community development.

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Ahmadi as a surname comes from the personal name Ahmad and means 'of Ahmad' or 'family of Ahmad', so people with this surname often have family roots linked to someone called Ahmad.