| The mechanisms involved in the synergism and antagonism are currently unknown and deserve extensive investigation. |
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| Herbalists often claim that the admixture of multiple constituents leads to synergism between the active moieties. |
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| A very productive synergism developed among crinoid biologists, crinoid paleontologists, and those who worked in both fields. |
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| In addition, no persuasive mechanism for the assumed synergism between fluorouracil and levamisole has been found. |
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| The concept that synergism or interaction of chemicals is possible is not considered in the risk-assessment models. |
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| The sickle-cell findings also showed that there is synergism of innate resistance and acquired immunity. |
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| No synergism has been observed between ozone and either nitrogen dioxide or sulphuric acid in terms of impaired respiratory function. |
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| However, no synergism was demonstrated between therapeutic doses of amantadine and carbidopa, levodopa or a 1:10 mixture. |
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| An important question is whether synergism exists between these two effects, i.e. whether they potentiate one another. |
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| Recognising their leadership abilities, their experiences and their knowledge brings a synergism that is astronomically positive. |
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| The synergism he created radiated far beyond the Foundation and broke new boundaries. |
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| There is passion for the program which contributes to a synergism within it and which allows it to succeed and deliver outstanding results. |
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| Emphasis should be placed on building up a culture of synergism in the implementation of the Rio conventions, in particular at national level. |
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| In most cases, projects appeared to clearly demonstrate synergism with national actions. |
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| Multidisciplinary design and optimization is a new technology for design of engineering systems that coherently exploits the synergism of mutually interacting phenomena. |
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| In a sort of negative synergism, insufficient nutrition can lead to loss of muscle mass, which can reduce strength and walking speed, which in turn reduces overall activity and energy. |
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| But Osborne has yet to provide a convincing argument for strategic synergism between these two goals, or how the Global Challenges Fund would be balanced against other research priorities. |
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| The three species became extinct as a result of that synergism. |
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| Advice is a great generator of synergism, the interaction of efforts in such a way that the total effect is much greater than the sum of the efforts had they been made independently. |
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| Particular emphasis should be placed on building up a culture of synergism in the implementation of the different legally binding sustainable development instruments at the field level. |
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| In order to emphasize the power of this large-scale size and the synergism between both parties, a univocal name has been chosen after 25 years Infosoft: Centric. |
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| The acquistion creates tremendous synergism by coupling the strengths of a world-class OEM specialist in the multimedia sector to those of one of the leading global brands in carry solutions. |
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| Schedule-dependent synergism of combinations of hydroxyurea with Adriamycin and 1-beta-D-arabinofuranosylcytosine with Adriamycin. |
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| His assignments will include coordination among the Technology Centres, as well as the creation of synergism in development of new products. |
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| Askalu Menkerios, explained that the government has been encouraging such institutions to work as an Association so as to attain effective work on the basis of synergism. |
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| There seems to be a synergism between the alcohol and impact modifiers for the retention of tensile and impact properties during thermal aging in air. |
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| The phenolic compounds highlight a synergism of vasodilation and antioxidant activity which may be very useful in the management of cardiovascular diseases. |
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| In Synergism, the insured discovered a neighbor was claiming rights to a portion of its property. |
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