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Erectile difficulties

Erectile difficulties refers to the male Sexual dysfunction characterized by the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an Erection adequate for intercourse.

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Erectile disorder

Erectile disorder refers to a man's inability to maintain an Erection for lovemaking; a diminished or absent ability to attain or maintain, until completion of the sexual activity, an

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Erection

Erection refers to the hardening of the penis caused by blood engorging the erectile tissue.

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Eremite

Eremite is defined as a recluse or hermit, especially a religious recluse.

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ERF

ERF is the abbreviations of Event-related field that refers to a measure of magnetic fields at the scalp relating to neural activity typically associated with specific stimuli. ERF is highly useful for studying brain functioning.

ERG theory

ERG theory refers to Aldefer"s needs theory, which describes three (3) levels of satisfaction: existence, relatedness, and

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Ergogenic aid

Ergogenic aid refers to a a substance, appliance, or procedure, example is blood doping that improves performance. Usually employed by athletes to improve their performance, but is no

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Ergometer

Ergometer refers to an instrument for measuring work.

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