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A phenomenon in which a mixture of 2 chemicals exhibits higher toxicity to a pest than would be expected from their individual toxicities. Can involve either 2 pesticides, or one pesticide plus a substance that is not by itself toxic to the pest, termed a synergist.
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Joint action of two or more stimuli, whose combination brings about a sensation, the intensity of which is in excess of that expected from simple addition of the effects of each stimulus.
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The teaching ...that in the act of conversion the human will can cooperate with the Holy Spirit and God's grace.*
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The simultaneous action of separate agencies which, together, have a greater total effect than their separate effects.
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The relationship between the hundreds of phytochemicals contained in plants is still being discovered. Synergy is the important relationship that nutrients have with each other, the joint-action of multiple nutrients increasing each other
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