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In this study, the concept of combination index (CI) for the theoretical basis simulation of synergism and antagonism in drug combination studies, proposed in the studies of Chou [29], was applied for the determination of the effect of phenolics–food matrix interactions.

The combination index was calculated as follows:

where: PV—predicted value for phenolic content or antioxidant activity; EV—experimental value for phenolic content or antioxidant activity.

CI = 1 indicates the lack of an influence of the phenolics–food matrix interactions on the phenolics content or antioxidant activity (PV = EV), CI > 1 indicates a negative effect of the phenolics–food matrix interactions on the phenolics content or antioxidant activity (PV > EV), and CI < 1 indicates a positive effect of the phenolics–food matrix interactions on the phenolics content or antioxidant activity (PV < EV).

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