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When patients take two or more drugs at the same time that produce the same biological effect, the resulting effect generally follows one of three patterns ?additive effect, synergism, or potentiation. If drugs have an additive effect it means that they combine to produce an overall effect that is equal to the sum of their individual effects (for example: 3 + 2 = 5). That is, the combined effect of using two drugs together is no better than using the drugs separately.
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any substance added to polymers to improve or modify one or more properties.
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A food additive or a color additive.
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any substance that is added to a resin, usually in a relatively small percentage, to alter properties. Examples are slip additives, pigments, stabilizers and flame retardants.
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materials added to the must to enhance fermentation process.
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