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Things sheath often describes ("sheath ________")
- segments
- tumours
- cells
- striate
- hook
- makers
- myxoma
- size
- combination
- material
- bills
- removal
- structure
- boundary
- strands
- outside
- brown
- tumors
- complex
- hooks
- present
- knives
- blades
- needle
- trachea
- unit
- infection
- mechanism
- firm
- diameters
- entire
- origin
- configuration
- gap
- disease
- breaks
- equation
- thickness
- neoplasms
- liquid
- mucinosis
- blight
- losses
- rot
- black
- maker
- junction
- formation
- sizes
- technique
- dresses
- auricles
- transition
- folds
- protection
- papery
- gown
- cable
- flow
- chloroplasts
- close
- chloroplast
- block
- wings
- fluid
- cables
- edge
- fragment
- bases
- stains
- knife
- tumor
- fish
- currents
- extensions
- gas
- plasma
- stain
- layer
- loss
- hyaline
- interactions
- assembly
- infections
- persistent
- tissue
- cell
- interface
- region
- dress
- bill
- materials
- hemostasis
- split
- drops
How sheath often is described ("________ sheath")
- empty
- peroneal
- distinct
- golden
- anterior
- perivascular
- optic
- dense
- wooden
- tough
- nerve
- tissue
- primitive
- periarterial
- loose
- rectus
- lead
- periarteriolar
- tight
- tubular
- perineural
- pial
- common
- digital
- outer
- penis
- axillary
- cylindrical
- leaf
- black
- internal
- elastic
- metallic
- medullary
- arterial
- lymphatic
- muscular
- transparent
- delicate
- thick
- membranous
- green
- thin
- peripheral
- double
- myelin
- fascial
- vascular
- fitting
- dural
- cellular
- protective
- epithelial
- separate
- neurilemmal
- narrow
- like
- neural
- mucilaginous
- mitochondrial
- adventitial
- posterior
- plastic
- inner
- fibrous
- basal
- continuous
- notochordal
- femoral
- synovial
- gelatinous
- connective
- away
- flexible
- horny
- soft
- nucleated
- mucous
- external
