“It was the most extraordinary synergy between performer and audience that I have ever seen.”

“He realized since 1896 that the Babinski reflex was part of the flexor reflex synergy.”

“The infighting the Journal refers to is what the media companies got instead of synergy when they conglomerated.”

“Herbalists often claim that the admixture of multiple constituents leads to synergism between the active moieties.”

“The concept that synergism or interaction of chemicals is possible is not considered in the risk-assessment models.”

“A very productive synergism developed among crinoid biologists, crinoid paleontologists, and those who worked in both fields.”

“Further studies are needed to determine if hops acts as a mild sedative independently, as a synergist, or is absent of sedative action.”

“An indirect role for glucanases, as a synergist for expansin action, has been proposed.”

“In some cases, a synergist, such as piperonyl butoxide, is used to prevent recovery.”

“We are confident that our customers will benefit from the synergisms resulting from the combination of our two companies.”

“Synergisms sometimes result, giving unexpected property enhancements.”

“This may require co-ordination of groups of muscle synergists within one limb, or between several limbs, trunk, head, and eyes.”

“At high concentration tocopherols act as prooxidant synergists with transition metal ions, lipid peroxides or other oxidizing agents.”

“The part of amendment 77 which proposes Co-Decision for setting data requirements for safeners and synergists is not acceptable.”

“The company has struggled for years to prove that synergies among branches justify the inherent unwieldiness of a far-flung conglomerate.”

“It makes sense to build health networks that encourage synergies between agencies, even when philosophies differ.”

“We believe that there are significant operational synergies to be gained from this merger and are excited about the opportunities going forward.”