The phrase "addressed in each study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific topics or issues that are covered or examined in multiple studies.
Example: "The methodology and results of the experiments were addressed in each study, providing a comprehensive overview of the research findings."
Alternatives: "discussed in every study" or "covered in each research paper".
The 15 final studies were categorised into different groups according to the phases of delay addressed in each study.
The kappa statistic for measuring agreement between the two reviewers in assessing the STARD items addressed in each study was 0.82 for the Mayo study, 0.65 for the NIH study, 0.60 for the Vienna study.
Students defined the specific hypothesis being addressed in each study, the controls needed in each case (none are included in the abstract), the conclusions stated, and possible alternative interpretations.
Furthermore, there was considerable variation in the risk factors addressed in each study and this may have affected the significance and association, or lack of association between the risk factors and PRP.
However, the tight range in the amount of dsRNA that seemed to be effective to produce an expected phenotype will require titration experiments for each gene addressed in future RNAi studies.
The median number and quartiles (lower, upper) of addresses per subject in each study center were 2 (1, 2) in Detroit, Iowa, and Seattle, and 1 (1, 3) in Los Angeles.
Unfortunately, due to the small number of studies, the differences in disorders addressed and assessment methods used in each study, these conclusions must be interpreted as promising but not definitive.
Having identified the key process steps required to deliver HIV services, we again searched the literature for studies addressing performance in each of the identified process steps.
Other studies estimated effects based on both temporal and spatial PM contrasts, where estimates were calculated for multiple geographic administrative units or at each maternal address; in these studies, exposures differed both by maternal address and by timing of the pregnancies within the study period.
