The phrase "adequately restored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been repaired or returned to a satisfactory condition.
Example: "After months of work, the historic building was finally adequately restored to its former glory."
Alternatives: "satisfactorily restored" or "sufficiently restored".
Dental pulp tissue can be damaged by a range of irritants, however, if the irritation is removed and/or the tooth is adequately restored, pulp regeneration is possible (Mjör and Tronstad, 1974 [1974
Thus, joint contact patterns are perhaps not only a more sensitive measurement than conventional kinematics for detecting subtle differences in joint function but may also provide a more clinically relevant indication of the extent to which a conservative or surgical procedure has adequately restored normal joint function.
Though reduced after single-bundle ACL reconstruction [ 5], rotational laxity may still exist, even though the anterior translation has been adequately restored [ 6, 7].
The value of an intact tooth achieved by an efficient sealant program was estimated by a hypothetical question where the intact tooth was compared to an adequately restored one; the respondent was asked for his willingness to pay for the costs of sealant procedures.
Biologic resurfacing of the glenoid has hitherto failed to adequately restore the geometry and biology of the glenoid.
During Bankart repairs, suture anchors should be placed 1 2 mm onto the face of the articular glenoid rim, in order to adequately restore tension to the capsular tissue.
6 Red blood cell transfusion is fundamental to manage anaemia and is one of the few treatments that adequately restores tissue oxygenation when oxygen demand exceeds supply.
For an optimal surgical planning, a 3D approach is required to adequately restore the anatomical alignment of the articular surfaces of proximal and distal poles, since fracture displacement is a 3D problem [ 2].
Claes et al. (2011) found that 6 months after ACLR SB and DB techniques adequately restore tibial rotational excursion while plain walking and while low- and high-demand motor tasks including pivoting [ 7].
Many other studies will clearly be needed before this method can be tested in humans, including optimization of the parameters for transplantation; evaluation of the safety and longevity of the transplanted cells; and demonstration of the ability of the transplanted cells to adequately restore vision.
The lawsuit seeks to confirm the mural's location, ensure that it is adequately preserved and restore it to the lobby of the Labor Department.
