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Examples of repaired

repaired

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This is true for secondary structures that get repaired and replaced, but most importantly for the farmhouse itself.
Indentations in the repaired region leave a somewhat tortuous lumen.
The atrioventricular septal defect had been effectively repaired, and the residual left atrioventricular valve had a deep "cleft" in its septal aspect.
Of 11 patients not yet repaired, 2 are considered irreparable because of inadequate distal pulmonary arteries, 3 await unifocalization, and 6 are candidates for repair.
If there is uptake, then the student's initially erroneous utterance is either repaired or continues to need repair in some way.
The ship visit pyramid will have to be replaced completely: the other five can be repaired.
Images of similar quality, depicting the anatomy of the repaired region by multiple transaxial and oblique sagittal slices, were obtained in all 20 patients.
The action's possible (soon) now-absent status can instead be repaired, in that its timing is accounted for.
Meals would be cooked, linen washed and clothes made and repaired by public caterers, laundry workers and needlewomen.
The first group consisted of 44 patients who had been repaired by inserting a 'transannular' patch.
Dwelling houses were repaired as often as farm out-buildings.
The damage was only contained, however; not repaired.
The aims were to assess the feasibility and clinical usefulness of the technique in this patient group, and to studyflowvelocity distributions in repaired regions.
One can detect concrete as old and repaired, painted, smooth and new, rough and weathered or polished.
At surgery in all three cases, all ductal tissue was removed and the interrupted arch was repaired by direct anastomosis.
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