adjective
See facilitate
‘‘There is nothing wrong with Government involvement in agricultural markets, however its role should be facilitatory and non-discriminatory, transparent, consistent and known to all,’ he said.’
- ‘It would also be useful for future research to include paradigms involving startle modification by inhibitory and facilitatory prestimulation.’
- ‘In other words, the function of one organ could have facilitatory as well as inhibitory actions on other organs via their connections, namely meridians, blood, and qi (vital air).’
- ‘In laboratory studies in which participants view an emotionally laden film or staged incident, results typically show clear facilitatory effects of emotional arousal on memory.’
- ‘Those in charge need to claim ownership of the process and see the improvements as their own, even if their contribution was facilitatory rather than active.’
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