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Infiltration

Infiltration may be defined as gaining of entry into criminal organizations

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Infiltrative tumors

Infiltrative tumors refer to tumors that take over or infiltrate neighboring areas of the brain and destroy its tissue.

Inflammation

Inflammation is defined as a general immune system response that works to restore damaged tissue.

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Inflammatory pain

Inflammatory pain refers to pain caused by damage to tissues, inflammation of joints, or tumor cells. This damage releases chemicals that create an "inflammatory soup" that activates nociceptors.

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Inflammatory response

Inflammatory response refers to the swelling that is instigated by chemicals secreted in the body called histamines.

Inflection

Deutsch: Inflektion / Español: Inflexión / Português: Inflexão / Français: Inflection / Italiano: Inflessione /

In the field of psychology, the term "inflection" refers to the way in which an individual alters their voice tone, pitch, or intensity to convey a specific emotion, intention, or emphasis. Inflection is an essential element of communication that helps people express themselves more accurately, persuasively, and meaningfully. Inflection can be observed in both verbal and nonverbal communication,, including speech,, facial expressions, and body language..

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Inflectional morphemes

Inflectional morphemes refers to a bound morpheme that is added to a free morpheme to express grammatical contrasts in sentences. English examples include the plural and past tense morphemes.

Inflectional morphology

Inflectional morphology please see Grammatical morphology.

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