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facilitate verb accelerate, advance, aid, assist, assist the progress, clear, clear the way, deobstruct, disburden, disentangle, ease, enable, encourage, expedire, expedite, forward, foster, free from difficulty, free from hinnrance, free from impediment, free from obstruction, further, give clearance, hasten, help, lend a hand, lessen the labor, lift a ban, lighten, make a path for, make easy, make possible, open the way for, pave the way, promote, push forward, quicken, rem faciliorem reddere, render a task easier, render assistance, render less difficult, simplify, smooth, speed up Associated concepts: accomplice, aiding and abetting See also: abet, aid, assist, bestow, ease, enable, expedite, favor, further, hasten, help, organize, permit, promote, support How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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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. Rehabilitation following spinal cord injury: The facilitatory impact of the rural setting. 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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