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The action of Sophia, by which all things work together.
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| synergy |
Interaction of materials to give a result different from either material alone. For example, both smoking and exposure to asbestos can cause lung disease; however, if an individual smokes and is exposed simultaneously to asbestos, the danger of lung disease increases dramatically.
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| synergy |
The combination of factors which each multiply the effects of the other(s) rather than merely adding to them.
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| synergy |
Behavior of Whole Systems Not Predictable from Behavior of Parts
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| synergy patterns |
Primitive movements that dominate reflex and voluntary effort when spasticity is present following a cerebrovascular accident. They interfere with coordinated volitional movement such as eating, dressing, walking, and isolated m
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