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As the mean treatment difference in the Japanese trial was −2.90 mm compared to −1.50 mm for the European population, the inverse variance method for weighting provided a slightly smaller estimate of combined effect than weighting the trials equally.

It was found that immersed in tap water, SF had more evident improvement on concrete's resistance to combined effects than FA.

Conditional logistic regression was used to investigate the combined effect of more than one exposure of interest.

We explored the relationship between each variable and the risk of being taken into public care individually and in a stepwise multivariate conditional logistic regression model to investigate the combined effect of more than one exposure of interest.

The second set included eight different simulated service packages designed to evaluate the combined effect of changes in more than one attribute.

Coming together as one organization will produce a combined effect greater than the sum of our individual parts.

The potential interactions of these components and their combined effect rather than a single component could be responsible for the beneficial effects of the MVT preparation on the severity of diabetes.

It is expected that simultaneous selection of variants at many loci (i.e., polygenic adaptation) will result in subtle variation in allelic frequencies on several covarying loci, yielding a combined effect greater than the effect of individual loci on the phenotype (McKay and Latta 2002; Pritchard et al. 2010; Le Corre and Kremer 2012; Bourret et al. 2014; Pavey et al. 2015).

For example, forced vital capacity near the end of exposure was reduced 2% by PAN, 23% by O3, and 31% by the combination, indicating a combined effect 24% greater than additive.

They observed that rapamycin alone resulted in growth inhibition of sensitive cell lines and that the effect of rapamycin in combination with paclitaxel, carboplatin and vinorelbine was synergistic (i.e. the combined effect is greater than that expected by the addition of the effects of each drug).

Two agents act synergistically when their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects.