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Free sign upThe phrase "addressed table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a table that has been specifically mentioned or directed towards a particular subject or audience.
Example: "In the report, we included an addressed table that outlines the key findings for each department."
Alternatives: "designated table" or "referenced table".
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While the application of bioactive glasses in biomedical implants in the past 20 years has demonstrated their excellent performance, the problems associated with their high brittleness and low fracture toughness remain to be addressed (Table 4).
The seven C1 subgroups were significantly different (Fisher's exact test, p<10−5) with respect to the type of pesticide or drug they addressed (Table S8).
The CNVRs ranged in size from 1.74 kb to 61.92 kb with a mean of 9.32 kb and a median of 6.89 kb, covering 429.269 kb (0.18%) of the 237.76 Mb of sequence addressed (Table 2).
Specific learning objectives were addressed (Table 1).
Criticisms were, on average, only partly addressed (table 3).
A number of criteria need to be addressed (Table 2).
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There was a low risk of bias in those elements the researchers could address (Table 3).
For their LDP results, each team identified one MNH-related challenge they wished to address (Table 4).
However, one needs to remember that there are ethical dilemmas that recruiters for clinical trials need to address (Table 3) [ 31].
We then generate three addressing tables of identical sizes equal to N. We start by filling the first table to contain addresses for indexing LH2 subband by the N first values of the octal presentation sequence.
"Channel 2? No kidding!" Giuliano addressed the table.
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