Clarify restore terminology

docs/API requests.md

@@ -138,11 +138,11 @@ The response MUST be of type [NcMethodResultObjectPropertiesSetValidation](https
 
 This is equivalent to invoking the `SetPropertiesByPath` method inside the [Bulk properties manager object](https://specs.amwa.tv/nmos-control-feature-sets/branches/publish-device-configuration/device-configuration/#ncbulkpropertiesmanager).
 
-Setting properties through the `bulkProperties` endpoint allows a user to perform a `full restore`, a `partial restore` or a `selective restore`.
+Setting properties through the `bulkProperties` endpoint allows a user to perform a `complete restore`, an `incomplete restore` or a `selective restore`.
 
-A `complete restore` is when a [backup data set](Backup%20&%20restore.md#definitions) from a `full backup` is applied as a `PUT` to the `/bulkProperties` endpoint of the root block with the `recurse` argument set to true, and all the properties of all role paths in the data set are applied successfully (their returned validation status is `Ok`). A `complete restore` can also be achieved when a `partial backup` is applied and all the properties of all role paths in the data set are applied successfully (their returned validation status is `Ok`). If any of the properties return a validation status other than `Ok` then that is called an [incomplete restore](Backup%20&%20restore.md#definitions).
+A `complete restore` is when a [full backup](Backup%20&%20restore.md#definitions) is applied as a `PUT` to the `/bulkProperties` endpoint of the root block with the `recurse` argument set to true, and all the properties of all role paths in the data set are applied successfully (their returned validation status is `Ok`). A `complete restore` can also be achieved when a [partial backup](Backup%20&%20restore.md#definitions) is applied and all the properties of all role paths in the data set are applied successfully (their returned validation status is `Ok`). If any of the properties return a validation status other than `Ok` then that is called an [incomplete restore](Backup%20&%20restore.md#definitions).
 
-A `selective restore` is when a [backup data set](Backup%20&%20restore.md#definitions) from a `full backup` or `partial backup` is applied as a `PUT` to the `/bulkProperties` endpoint of a role path which is not the root block. A selective restore can also be achieved by a `PUT` operation to the `/bulkProperties` endpoint of the root block with the `recurse` query parameter set to false which will result in restoring the properties of the root block only.
+A `selective restore` is when a [full backup](Backup%20&%20restore.md#definitions) or a [partial backup](Backup%20&%20restore.md#definitions) is applied as a `PUT` to the `/bulkProperties` endpoint of a role path which is not the root block. A selective restore can also be achieved by a `PUT` operation to the `/bulkProperties` endpoint of the root block with the `recurse` query parameter set to false which will result in restoring the properties of the root block only.
 
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docs/Backup & restore.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ A `complete restore` is when all properties for all role paths in a `full backup
 
 An `incomplete restore` is when some properties of a `full backup` or `partial backup` are not successfully applied to a `device`. This might occur when a `backup data set` is restored to an `incompatible revision`. This is achieved by using the [/bulkProperties endpoint](https://specs.amwa.tv/is-14/branches/v1.0-dev/docs/API_requests.html#setting-bulk-properties-for-a-role-path).
 
-A `selective restore` can be used to apply only selected parts of a `backup set` to a device. This is achieved by using the [/bulkProperties endpoint](https://specs.amwa.tv/is-14/branches/v1.0-dev/docs/API_requests.html#setting-bulk-properties-for-a-role-path).
+A `selective restore` is when a subset of a `backup data set` is applied to a device. This is achieved by using the [/bulkProperties endpoint](https://specs.amwa.tv/is-14/branches/v1.0-dev/docs/API_requests.html#setting-bulk-properties-for-a-role-path).
 
 ## 1. Performing a backup