The phrase "address is missing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a required address has not been provided or is absent in a given context.
Example: "Please ensure that all required fields are filled out; currently, the address is missing from your application."
Alternatives: "address not provided" or "missing address information".
If an address is missing from poison control data, then time, age, gender, ZIP code, and other variables can be used to create probabilistic matches to emergency department or hospitalization records.
In contrast, the transite peptide of CrPrxQ is much shorter and stronger positively charged in its second half (aa-aa) indicating that the thylakoid lumen address is missing and the protein is targeted to the chloroplast stroma [ 28].
A total of 396 registered sex offenders – who are supposed to be monitored by police and inform authorities if they change address – are missing across the UK, with some out of contact with police for more than a decade, according to freedom of information responses to the Press Association.
If an address could not be geocoded, the preceding address was used for NO2 calculation; if the first address was missing, the subsequent address was used.
We excluded from analysis cases in persons without a valid address because we assumed the address was missing completely at random.
We excluded one infant whose mother's address was missing, two younger twins, and 28 younger siblings, leaving a total of 720 infants available for analysis.
We excluded children who were adopted because information on birth address was missing and those who died in infancy because they were not part of the risk set for development disabilities (n=93; <1%).
A destination address was missing for 30.7% of records (77 574 of 252 368), but 32.3% of these were linked during our analysis, that is, an almost identical proportion to the overall linking rate.
Missing values because of missing address or missing geographical coordinates were substituted by the levels calculated for the preceding address or, when the first address was missing, for the subsequent address, giving a complete series of annual mean NO2 and NOx concentrations since 1971.
Births were assigned to the six county districts (average population in 1981, 79 450 (Opcs, 1983)) using digitised boundaries and the grid-reference of the postcode centroid (Local Government Act, 1972; Gregory and Southall, 1998), excluding 652 (0.7%) births for which the mother's address was missing.
When both addresses were missing, we searched for them through Google and in Medline through PubMed.
