The phrase "adequate compression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data storage, file management, or any situation where compressing information or materials is discussed.
Example: "The software provides adequate compression to ensure that large files can be easily shared without losing quality."
Alternatives: "sufficient compression" or "appropriate compression".
This allowed an adequate compression ratio, prevented excessive temperature increases at the compressor discharge, and eventually enabled the MR J T cryocooler to operate stably at 121 K.
Adequate compression depth and percentage of adequate chest compression depth are typically used to compare quality in previous research [16].
We conclude that, provided optimal reduction and adequate compression are achieved intra-operatively, a single proximal screw may suffice for the fixation of the neck fracture.
Adequate compression has been achieved if the iliac vessels and psoas muscle are visualized, since the appendix will be anterior to these structures.
In obese patients, as well in individuals who underwent previous laparotomy, adequate compression of the right lower quadrant, according to the graded compression technique, cannot be always obtained.
Therefore, a significant number of the WMSN applications are using JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Groupp) images due to its lower complexity and adequate compression capabilities [4 6].
d No feedback yielded lower percentage of adequate compressions 38-500 mm) than did auditory and visual feedback (p < 0.05).
If it is assumed that those compressions less than 38 mm in depth would not affect optimal perfusion during an actual resuscitation, the impact of the reduced number of adequate compressions during Hands-Only CPR could offset some of the benefit of not pausing for ventilations when using 30:2 CPR.
These lower results were related with a non-optimal interface or with the non-adequate compression of the fibers.
Results show that the mechanical anchorage generally provides adequate transverse compression of the CFRP laminate to concrete surface.
However, implant infection and technical difficulties in obtaining adequate interfragmentary compression have made this surgical procedure somewhat controversial.
