synergistic

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synergistically
These factors operate both synergistically and configurally to determine the degree to which the process of socialization succeeds.
Thus, inflammation and oxidative stress might act synergistically to induce vascular dysfunction in preeclampsia.
Overall, the magazine articles and drug advertisements act synergistically.
These potentially have adaptive significance independently of each other, but may also act synergistically.
All these parallel neural signals synergistically and simultaneously induce the discoloration illusion.
The most important action may be the ability of the constituents, possibly working synergistically, to mop up free radicals.
We were uncertain about whether these components would operate additively or synergistically.
This provides a unique opportunity to combine the two synergistically into one approach that builds on the strengths of each paradigm.
Some students even synergistically gained from the two sources combined.
Identifying or developing crop management practices that hold potential for synergistically improving the yield of genotypes is a significant challenge.
In addition, risk processes may co-act synergistically with an exponential rather than additive impact on increasing the likelihood of negative outcomes.
It illustrates that knowledge sources are not additive, but rather operate synchronically, interactively, and synergistically.
Some of these mutations segregate and interact synergistically with a common polymorphism.
In this paper we present, with the help of the design problem, strategies to synergistically employ the dominance identification methods.
With the help of the design problem we demonstrate strategies to synergistically employ the dominance identification methods.
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