The phrase "address of the sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to specify the location or reference point of a particular sample, such as in scientific research or data analysis.
Example: "Please provide the address of the sample so we can locate it for further testing."
Alternatives: "location of the sample" or "sample's address".
The addresses of the sample population were obtained from the Finnish Population Register Centre.
Data was processed in this study using the records relating to: sex, age, type of school, Health District, presence of trauma, trauma location, cause of trauma and the residential addresses of the sampled individuals.
The simulation approach is used to address the properties of the sample summary statistics when faced with heterochroneous data.
In addition to the coordinates obtained for all the postal addresses of the Geocap sample, another set of coordinates was also estimated using photographic views obtained from Street View (Google Maps), Géoportail (IGN data) and the French cadaster, when available.
The three frequently encountered scenarios are: Hozo et al.'s method only addressed the estimation of the sample mean and variance under Scenario while Scenarios and are also common in systematic review and meta-analysis.
These power line data were used to select the power line closest to a sample address and to determine the shortest (perpendicular) distance of the sample address to that power line.
We coded as "unchanged address" the 53 subjects (16.5% of the sample) whose post-natal address was unverifiable but who contributed postnatal lead data.
Approximately half of the sites did not mention a physical address, and 45% of the samples did not contain a package insert.
In each set of the sample IPv6 addresses, the program converts each address into its corresponding dot-base62x format and records the length and the time taken to convert.
Another challenge for data interpretation was the multiplicity of indications for revision that could not be addressed by subgroup analysis because of the sample size.
