synergistically

synergism | Business English

synergism
noun[ C or U ]
 COMMERCE, MANAGEMENTuk /ˈsɪnədʒɪzəm/us
→ synergy

Examples of synergism

synergism
We constructed a simple mathematical model that formalizes potential antagonism (or synergism) between the parasite spores during infection.
Negative skewness at the original scale would be even more negative at a log scale, and thus provides conservative evidence for synergism.
There may be opportunities here for exploiting synergisms between global economic forces and local requirements for long-term production sustainability and resource conservation.
Synergism can - for any mutation rate - protect the fittest allele from extinction.
Underlined mortality values indicate significant synergism and non-underlined values indicate significant antagonism.
Even a linear dynamical system, the equations of which are not uncoupled, produces a phenomenon of synergism.
Centre-periphery metaphors are thus an inadequate way to envision the synergism between markets and rural communities.
However, the synergism among elements is a phenomenon that can be detected in very elementary situations.
Synergism between thymosin alpha one and epidermal growth factor in stimulation of rat fibroblast cell proliferation: cellular and molecular aspects.
In these studies, there were interactions in both directions but no overall trend to synergism was seen.
We also identify which, if any, excels in a particular area, and to look for potential synergism between them.
This would explain the synergism of the combined effect of the two hormones.
Our results, also obtained with heterozygous loci, further weaken the evidence for synergism as a common and prevailing type of interaction among deleterious mutations.
Antibiotics targeting ribosomes: resistance, selectivity, synergism and cellular regulation.
The degree of synergism through mutually rain-forcing linkages among crops, livestock and aquaculture was high in comparison to other enterprises in the system.
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