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From a theoretical perspective, the facilitating effects of conversational avatars on trust can be attributed to two reasons.

Habit formation also leads to facilitating effects of contexts on the speed or accuracy of responding to stimuli [44].

Given that an up-regulation of P2X receptors rather might reflect a higher demand of ATP signalling, it is unlikely that the recovery facilitating effects of PPADS are directly mediated via inhibition of these receptors.

Decreasing levels of C and N intermediates of the primary metabolism in plant communities with lower legume proportions suggested large effects of non-leguminous species on the metabolism of L. corniculatus which indicates facilitating effects of co-occurring legumes.

We hypothesize that selective effectiveness of the E-AFO in improving control of anterior posterior body sway during standing likely results from the facilitating effects of the elastic material in allowing controlled, low-amplitude, mobility around the ankle joint and facilitating the activation of the ankle musculature, two parameters that have been associated with improved gait poststroke.

Empirical studies have shown evidence supporting the facilitating effects of talking avatars on social presence.

We concluded that a facilitating effect of tibolone was observed on neurovisual transmission.

The presence of air-water interface retards the colloid transport significantly counterbalancing the facilitating effect of colloids.

They explained these results, as a facilitating effect of rTMS in migraine and an inhibitory one in healthy subjects, thus supposing visual cortex in migraine to be hypo-active.

There was also an interaction effect, only in terms of students' problem-solving performance, between field dependence independence and instructional materials, indicating that the facilitating effect of the integrated-format materials was restricted to the field-independent learners.

Facilitating effect of anodal transcranial direct current stimulation (atDCS) on motor learning and memory has been demonstrated.The present study examines whether the motor memory gains depend on the timing of stimulation in relation to the ongoing motor task.