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Their minds and wills atrophied, and they became solely creatures of sensual instinct.
Female worms had atrophied ovaries but did not have alteration in the vitelline glands.
Daily workouts were essential, not just to limber up, but to activate muscles that atrophied from lack of use.
In contrast, production practice (with explicit information) resulted in learning that was available for use only in production and that atrophied markedly over time.
Any skills they had possessed would have atrophied from their years of involuntary inactivity.
The liberal social uplift approach atrophied under the weight of this powerful doctrine.
Their activities gradually atrophied, however, due to the changes in economic structure accompanying the tightening of the nation's seclusion.
Isolated and compelled by a religious and cultural assimilation through missionaries, these languages are becoming debilitated and atrophied.
It is not entirely clear from the data that the sucker has not atrophied to some extent.
The iris is severely atrophied by 18 months of age.
Legs (fig. 13, b) present but atrophied, length less than that of the antennae; claws with a distinct ventral tooth.
Ovaries were atrophied, manifested by a complete or large reduction in oocytes but other parts of the reproductive system like the vitelline glands were mainly unaffected.
It is difficult to adjudicate whether the valve is truly a common valve or represents only the morphologic left component when its "tricuspid" component is markedly atrophied.
Will there be any thought of apology, compensation or—a word atrophied through disuse—resignations?
Before, their ability to communicate, even with children in their class, had atrophied.
