The phrase "addresses in the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific topics, issues, or points that are discussed or examined within a particular study or research paper.
Example: "The research paper outlines several key addresses in the study that highlight the importance of early intervention in education."
Alternatives: "topics covered in the study" or "issues discussed in the study".
Patients or controls at distant addresses in the study were not omitted from the study.
Furthermore, positional accuracy of rural addresses in the study area appears to vary by geocoding method.
Briefly, annual average concentrations of PM10 and NO2 for the years 2002 2008 were assessed for all addresses in the study area.
We selected a random sample of all addresses in the study area and defined an address as the residential geographic location (either a physical street address or the name and number of a flat).
In brief, annual average concentrations of PM10 and NO2 for the years 2001 2006 were estimated for all addresses in the study area, using the three Dutch national standard methods for air quality modeling (Netherlands Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment 2007).
Annual average concentrations of PM10 and NO2 for the years 2001-2008 were assessed for all addresses in the study area, using GIS and the three Dutch national standard methods for air quality modelling (considering intra-urban road traffic, traffic on highways, and industrial and other point sources) [ 20].
Some of the most pressing questions about marijuana use, such as association with psychiatric disorders, impaired driving or the impact of legalization were not addressed in the study.
"How many people will do that?" Another problem, Mr. Wiles said, is that the arsenic leaches into the soil, and that issue is not being addressed in the study.
RCTs scored one point for each area addressed in the study design with a possible score ranging between 0 and 5 (highest level of quality)45.
Aerodynamic design and optimization of the blade, as a main part of a wind turbine, were addressed in the study.
But Arnon A. Mishkin, a vice president of the Boston Consulting Group, said the question of whether there is demand for additional sound stages -- like those proposed for the Brooklyn Navy Yard -- was not specifically addressed in the study.
