yes, if you're going to apply the theory you need to apply torsional and dynamic torsional forces to the scapula, clavicles, and upper body frame,which possibly may stimulate interstitial fluid flow(indirectly linked to scapular widening) and potential structural adaptation. You need asymmetrical, rotational, and multi-planar loading. This however will only create more than mm differences if you have open plates as cartilage is easier to be molded and adapt. We've seen many cases of tibae volume and shape deviations based on what the human played(sports) in their earlier years constantly.