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furniture-height applications, which risks factual overreach if lower-angle veterinary ramps exist below household furniture scaling","Verify/correct fact: our article attributes ground reaction force mechanics to incline angle without clarifying that this is simplified explanatory framing rather than measured biomechanical analysis of the specific products","Verify/correct fact: our article states 89% usage rate from facility testing without defining the denominator's surgical diversity, which risks implying broader efficacy than tested if the sample skewed toward specific procedure types","Tone fix: our article's voice shifts between accessible analogy and dense clinical terminology without signaling transitions, potentially alienating readers who need one consistent register for stress-sensitive purchase decisions","Tone fix: our article's pick-justification syntax relies heavily on arrow-notation shorthand that sacrifices grammatical clarity for schematic density, reducing 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