Sentence examples for synergistic affects from inspiring English sources

This controversy may be the result of the complexity of miRNA regulation which can be altered by cellular context or synergistic affects.

Because doxorubicin and vincristine are commonly used together in combination chemotherapy, we determine whether these two drugs have additive or synergistic affects on inflammatory cytokine production.

Oftentimes, these interactions go unnoticed and can result in synergistic affects when multiple variables are allowed to vary collectively, thereby resulting in a magnitude of effect that renders the initial parameter range suboptimal.

Investigations are ongoing in our laboratory to determine if mixed tocopherols will have an additive or synergistic affect on the expression of PPARγ in colon cancer cell lines.

Persons possessing polymorphisms in certain genes involved in folate metabolism excrete a lower proportion of urinary arsenic as DMA, which may influence susceptibility to arsenic toxicity, suggesting synergistic affect to increase the risk of stroke.

These results clearly demonstrate that the combination of TBT and UVBR stresses have synergistic effects affecting the first trophic levels of the marine food web.

Longitudinal studies will reveal whether SO represents a continuum of obesity causing accelerated sarcopenia and cardiovascular events, or the coexistence of two separate conditions with synergistic effects affecting functional performance.

Of course, there is always a chance that some confounding remains, and it is possible that the effects of lead and stress may be synergistic in affecting anxiety and social behavior in young children (Cory-Slechta et al. 2008; White et al. 2007).

QL, via alterations to the Hill equation, can account for multiple inputs having additive, synergistic or antagonistic affects on the output by accounting for various wirings, such as "OR," where two inputs have independent but additive effects on Y, or "AND," where two inputs are simultaneously needed to increase Y.

The possible reason is that ABA affects the synergistic regulation system involved in starch synthesis (Akihiro et al. 2005).

The enhancement of the synergistic effect was affected by the protein mixing ratio and was dependent on the disparity of the modification exerted by RP.