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The phrase "address the same types" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or issues that fall into similar categories or classifications.
Example: "In our research, we aim to address the same types of environmental concerns that were highlighted in previous studies."
Alternatives: "tackle similar categories" or "cover the same kinds".
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"There is a number of I.B.M. people talking to the local officials now about how this analytics system could help them address the same type of issues in the future," Mr Banavar said.
It is shown that the proposed method requires fewer computational resources than other numerical approaches addressing the same type of problems.
However, in future studies, it will have to be compared to other distance measures addressing the same type of question.
In general each trial is addressing essentially the same type of question (tumour response) but in a wide variety of disease, patient types and in combination therapies.
As most readers of this journal will know, whether this hypothesis can be applied to the human brain remains a matter of controversy and a difficult question to address, given the inability to perform the same types of experiments that have clarified the validity of the hypothesis in other species.
Addressing modes are shared between opcodes, and execution macros are shared between opcodes of the same type but different addressing modes.
Trials of the same type, i.e. addresses, restaurant names or content search, were averaged within each participant to compute average response per font and menu type.
The letters contained the same type of communication we do now over radio, but they addressed teammates by surname very formal.
It's the same type of deal.
Villa represent the same type of challenge".
"They're the same type of player.
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