Adjective:

சேர்ந்து ஒத்துழைக்கிற,

synergistic's Usage Examples:

The use of methotrexate high-dose regimens recommended for osteosarcoma requires meticulous care due to the potential for additive or synergistic renal toxicity.

In addition to your body needing minerals just as much as it does vitamins, some vitamins and minerals are synergistic and help each other with absorption and efficiency.

They work synergistically to enhance thermogenesis - the body's ability to free fatty acids and use them for energy.

The series of 26 poses is designed to be a complete practice; performing only a selection of the poses will eliminate much of the synergistic effect that the full series can have.

Taking a daily calcium vitamin D tablet provides a synergistic combination between the vitamin and mineral that may contribute to better health.

Glitz White Sport Strap: A synergistic amalgamation of style and sport, this model's pink accents and crystal-paved bezel is sure to steal a girl's heart with its ultra-feminine bling appeal.

The results obtained so far clearly indicate a synergistic effect between oxidation and alkali salt induced corrosion (the so-called hot corrosion ).

When you get your vitamins from food, you get the benefit of the synergistic effects of whatever you're eating.

They work synergistically to enhance thermogenesis - the body 's ability to free fatty acids and use them for energy.

The boom in scrapbooking prompted a litany of companies to turn the once benign hobby into a full-fledged synergistic multi-media phenomenon.

A modified form of vitamin A has been reported to work synergistically with chemotherapy in test tube research.

They should be looked upon as devices providing a complimentary and synergistic support to other methods of skin care or conventional skin treatments.

) In his controversial works he upholds the synergistic views of the Scottish theologian John Major.

Synonyms:

interactive,

Antonyms:

competitive, antagonistic,