The phrase "adequate to reverse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or suitable for the purpose of reversing a situation or condition.
Example: "The measures taken were adequate to reverse the negative effects of the policy."
Alternatives: "sufficient to reverse" or "capable of reversing".
Our investigation suggests that Tac combined with MMF alone is adequate to reverse early mixed cellular and humoral C4d-positive rejection in non-sensitized renal allograft recipients.
This paper attempts to examine whether information from valuation studies can help the design of policies adequate to reverse and halt the generally poor state of marine and coastal ecosystems of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
The take-away for public health officials is to focus on boosting vaccination rates in areas where cancer incidence is higher, the researchers concluded: "The current pattern of HPV vaccination, especially among girls, may not be adequate to reverse the current … disparities in HPV-related cancer incidence and mortality".
While the weaker methods of alkalinization were not adequate to reverse the acidifying effect of MP, a Cl--free high pH medium did reverse it, bringing the pH back to the range of 6.4 7.0 (Fig. 5C,5D & 5E).
Argan oil was then selected as a natural compound due to its high content in ascorbic, caffeic and oleic acids, and T73 and P6 strains (with high and low biomass yield in control situation, respectively) were used to find the adequate concentration to reverse the growth defects caused by 4 mM H2O2 addition (data not shown) in molasses supplemented with 4, 8, 6, 20 and 40 mg/mL of argan oil.
Our data are consistent with this clinical experience: although a standard CPR method may deliver adequate coronary perfusion to reverse cardiac arrest, it may deliver inadequate oxy-Hb to the central nervous system and contribute to cellular damage in cerebral tissue.
Low returns on South Africa's high investment in health care She also tackled the question of low returns on South Africa's high investment in health care and stressed the need to provide adequate human resources an to reverse the upward trend in death rates amongst South African women and children while in expert care, despite the higher levels of knowledge amongst today's health professionals.
Oral or intravenous hydration (if vomiting) should be administered, and adequate insulin should be given to reverse ketosis.
Liver hemorrhage is managed conservatively where possible with aggressive blood product resuscitation to reverse the coagulopathy and ensure adequate oxygen-carrying capacity.
The first step in his treatment in Chicago, Dr. Smith said, was to use drugs, technology and devices "to reverse the ill effects of not getting adequate care earlier, somewhere between Walter Reed and here".
However, according to published guidelines the use of the non-depolarizing muscle relaxant rocuronium and if needed followed by application of sugammadex to reverse the neuromuscular blockade might be an adequate alternative to avoid succinylcholine associated adverse effects [ 7, 19].
