Sentence examples for synergism effect from inspiring English sources
The synergism effect of DGDPT/pORF-hTRAIL was verified in vitro and in vivo.
A marked inhibition synergism effect is shown by all the combinations of triazole and surfactant.
Synergism effect was observed for YD1 and erythromycin with a mean FICI of 0.48, which suggested that YD1 may possess characteristics similar to erythromycin (Table 3; Fig. 4).
The result was very ideal even though the molecular sieve content reduced, which showed that the synergism effect of both ZSM-5 zeolite and new zeolite fully achieved the desired catalytic properties.
The synergism effect of H1, H2 and H3 with traditional antibiotics which have different action mechanisms (vancomycin and ampicillin on cell wall, rifampicin on RNA, ciprofloxacin on DNA) was evaluated (Table 4).
The positive effects of immobilized cell cultures using jute fiber and the synergism effect of SA and MJ on immobilized cells of G. biloba appear to be the optimal conditions for continuous in vitro production for commercial purposes.
Therefore, a synergism effects were exhibited for both phenol and cyanide, in binary component system.
In this study, the ratio of capacities of adsorption process (Q q,i ) for phenol and cyanide was calculated as 23.58 and 1.27, hence founding the fact that both phenol and cyanide show synergism effects.
As the figures indicated, although the rate of hydrogen production saw a steady increase in the single dye in the solution, it was outmatched by any two kinds of dyes group, which played significant positive synergism effects.
In Figure 2D, CI values in HCC827 cells treated by three different sequential combinations had same tendency as they were in H292 cells, but the synergism effects were even more pronounced.
There are various models for dealing with this kind of additivity, and the choice of a "correct" one is of great importance, because it is in relation to these additivity expectations that combination effects are evaluated in terms of synergisms (effects greater than additive) or antagonisms (effects falling short of additivity).
