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Things shortening often describes ("shortening ________")
- operation
- degenerations
- time
- defects
- cycles
- osteotomy
- breath
- process
- conditions
- enzymes
- actions
- procedures
- rule
- domain
- afternoon
- movements
- sugar
- curve
- rules
- exercises
- factor
- days
- relationship
- operations
- twilight
- spaces
- lag
- agencies
- tendency
- muscle
- length
- curves
- day
- rate
- things
- illnesses
- contraction
- mechanism
- tacks
- temper
- mixture
- exercise
- action
- disease
- disorder
- list
- results
- illness
- relations
- diseases
- power
- future
- act
- disorders
- habits
- mechanisms
- analgesia
- span
- services
- velocity
- behavior
- period
- reaction
- cycle
- intervals
- relation
- agent
- circles
- reactions
- drills
- effects
- influences
- performance
- sleep
- agents
- procedure
- flour
- training
- effect
- periods
- steps
How shortening often is described ("________ shortening")
- dramatic
- regional
- longitudinal
- progressive
- vaginal
- continued
- appreciable
- secondary
- axial
- radial
- lateral
- solid
- ulnar
- sudden
- fractional
- hot
- greater
- maximal
- simultaneous
- chordal
- substantial
- average
- apparent
- crustal
- penile
- parallel
- cold
- gradual
- vertical
- systolic
- less
- potential
- isotonic
- permanent
- vegetable
- life
- mild
- total
- unloaded
- moderate
- rapid
- active
- maximum
- elastic
- congenital
- relative
- corresponding
- circumferential
- minimal
- initial
- muscular
- further
- excessive
- disproportionate
- induced
- smooth
- extreme
- overall
- considerable
- adaptive
- true
- abnormal
- functional
- horizontal
- slight
- greatest
- actual
- consequent
- sarcomere
- rhizomelic
- marked
- hydrogenated
- myocardial
- possible
- melted
- structural
- femoral
- drastic
- significant
- severe
- subsequent
- soft
- resultant
