The phrase "additive result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing outcomes that are the sum of multiple factors or contributions.
Example: "The additive result of combining these two chemicals is a more effective solution for the problem."
Alternatives: "cumulative outcome" or "combined effect".
In this way sustainability emerges as an integrated rather than additive result.
Our study shows that intravenous administration of furosemide, even at low doses, in patients with relatively normal renal function, induces an immediate subverting of both normal urinary excretion rate and concentration of main electrolytes, which commences very rapidly, and may have subsequent long-term effects as an additive result of sequential administrations.
This suggests that their actions combined are not simply the additive result of their separate actions.
Transcript level responses are not an additive result of changes that would be predicted based upon activity of either compound alone.
Interestingly, such selection favored the recovery of transgenic plants with higher expression levels of a foreign gene controlled by a constitutive promoter, an effect ascribed to the additive result of multiple T-DNA insertions.
Applying Equation 2 to Equation 3, the amount of metabolite in overnight urine, Yovernight, becomes Equation 4 demonstrates that the amount of metabolite in overnight urine is an additive result of exposure from dietary ingestion, nondietary ingestion, inhalation, and dermal exposure.
(2) SAK addition (viscosity-reducing additive) resulted in a K-R 180 °C rotation viscosity reduction of 60.7 % compared with pure asphalt.
Additive resulted in early degradation of pure polymer, however, the degradation was delayed in the presence of fillers.
The same method using physicochemical properties and ANN was applied to find a good third additive for each binary oxide: (i) For the Cu Ca system, any additive resulted in inferior catalytic performance.
For both substrates, adding the same amount of MA to untreated samples (as a feed additive) resulted in greater CH4 production and ammonia-N concentrations compared with the MAH treatment.
In contrast, addition of t-BuOLi should mostly lead to the decrease of the concentration of the PSt− active sites which abstract Li+-cations from the tetrameric aggregate of the additive, resulting in slowing down the polymerization.
