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Significados de synergy en inglés

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Creation of a whole that is greater than the simple sum of its parts.

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Uso de synergy en inglés
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There is some good synergy to merging those aspects together, Barnwell said.
Reuters
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Similar combinations of NP-1 and amphotericin B, however, did not yield synergy.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, classical activin signaling via Smad proteins is necessary for this synergy.
Pubmed
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The possible therapeutic synergy with 5-FU was not accompanied by increased toxicity.
Pubmed
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The two fields have developed independently, yet they have potential for synergy.
Pubmed
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They have chosen to ignore the critical synergy between research and education.
The Guardian
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But somehow, Hill and Bill campaign side by side without achieving synergy.
The Irish Times
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They were a team; they were synergy, blonde bombshell and mousy wallflower.
A Long Way from Home
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In preclinical models, the cisplatin-gemcitabine combination suggested synergy between the two drugs.
Pubmed
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Art also always partakes of a cognitive synergy, it's always two things.
The new yorker
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It was a synergy of like minds working in design, music, photography.
The Guardian
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Their combination with cholesterol-lowering statins elicits superior anti-tumor synergy selectively in TNBC.
Pubmed
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Yours is the strongest manifestation of psionic synergy I have ever encountered.
The darkness before the dawn
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I propose a conscientious synergy of effort to address this now critical problem.
Jamaica Observer
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The synergy was, however, dependent upon the cell type used for functional analysis.
Pubmed
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How can I pool resources with others to achieve synergy and reduce costs?
The South African
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Translations for synergy
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Synergy a través del tiempo
Synergy por variante geográfica
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