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facilitatory

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adj.1.(Med.) inducing or aiding in facilitating neural activity.
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Adj.1.facilitatory - inducing or aiding in facilitating neural activity
helpful - providing assistance or serving a useful function


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20,21) A strong facilitatory influence early in the hyperalgesic phase could override the activation of inhibitory pathways by TENS and could result in TENS being ineffective for primary hyperalgesia.
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3-1 [micro]T or 10 [micro]T did not exert any significant facilitatory effect on mammary carcinogenesis in the DMBA model, although a trend to increased tumor incidence was seen in the 10 [micro]T experiment (23).
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