Synergistic factor

Statistical designs for experiments maximize information and reduce research time and costs. These techniques are less likely to miss synergistic factors affecting performance or product quaUty, minimize the element of human bias, eliminate less productive avenues of experimentation by taking... 

Jasmolin II in pure form was nearly equal to cinerin II in toxicity to houseflies but much less when synergized. The synergistic factor of the synergized compounds is pyrethrum extract 9.6 jasmolin II, 7.0 cinerin II, 12.0. 

When heat and radiation are considered together the two effects will be additive. However, there can also be a synergistic factor [12]. IEC 61244-1 [13] explains techniques for monitoring diffusion limited oxidation. 

Lemoli RM, Fogli M, Fortuna A, et al. Interleukin-11 (IL-11) acts as a synergistic factor for the proliferation of human myeloid leukaemic cells. Br J Haematol 1995 91 319-26. 

On occasion, mixtures of two different extractants will enhance the extraction of a metal above that expected from the summation of the performance of the two reagents separately. This gives rise to the synergistic factor (SF), defined as follows ... 

Tanada (57) reported that the Hawaiian strain of the armyworm, ftewda/et/a unipuncta, granulosis virus (GV) enhanced infectivity of the armyworm NPV when they were fed simultaneously. Since then, a viral lipoprotein in the GV occlusion body was identified as the synergistic factor (SF). Preliminary tests indicated that the SF enhanced infectivity of GVs and NPVs of the armyworm, the cabbage looper (Trichoplusia ni and the beet armyworm (Spodoptera exigua) in their respective hosts (38). Uchima et sd. (59) demonstrated that the SF binds to midgut membranes and may serve as attachment sites for the enveloped virions. 

Pseudaletia Mn/pMncra/Noctuidae/armyworm (polyphagous— cosmopolitan)/PuGV synergistic factor, (69) Japan... 

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