The phrase "addressed temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific temperature that has been considered or dealt with in a particular situation.
Example: "The addressed temperature for the experiment was set at 25 degrees Celsius to ensure optimal results."
Alternatives: "specified temperature" or "designated temperature".
To address temperature disparity in time and space, we extend the conservative adaptive velocity-space discretization scheme proposed in [Taitano et al., J. Comput. Phys., 318, 391 420, (2016)] to a spatially inhomogeneous system.
The design will include shading and heating elements to address temperature spikes in the desert.
Here, we address temperature tolerance as a potential contributor to the success of invasive species, and we examine heat-shock protein (Hsp) expression as a physiological mechanism of this differential temperature tolerance.
They then use a reverse engineering method to address temperature compensation in the transduction mechanisms (receptor potential).
Works addressing temperature-dependent virulence factors in animal pathogens and their regulation have been published only recently [ 4, 5].
We undertook this effort because of the paucity of work addressing temperature-mortality relationships for the U.S. urban population as a whole addressing mortality effects in winter as well as summer, or addressing mortality for non-extreme temperatures.
Most of these only address temperature (the symptom) rather than CO2 (the cause) and hence are not a real fix.
If your experiment addresses temperature, you could choose orange and blue or red and blue as your color theme to represent hot and cold.
These experiments were performed in climate chambers both at 18 and 25 °C (400 individuals for each temperature tested) with cycles of 12 h of light and 12 h of dark to address how temperature influences lifespan.
To address body temperature regulation more directly, we implanted miniature radiofrequency transmitters (Minimitter) for continuous recording of body temperature by telemetry in D1R KO (n = 6) and WT (n = 8) mice, which were then maintained on 60% CR feeding at ZT 8.
