Sentence examples for a further agent from inspiring English sources

A further agent, under clinical investigation, with known activity in Wilson's disease is tetrathiomolybdate.

A further agent's part was then written for Terence Cooper, to cover Sellers's departure.

Should the uterus remain atonic despite the trial intervention, the obstetrician/anaesthetist can use an additional uterotonic agent either replacing the trial infusion with a known infusion of oxytocin and/or use of a further agent.

For all ant colonies, the fungal cultivar was isolated by applying garden substrate directly onto Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA) (39 g/l; Becton, Dickinson & Co., MD 21151, USA); supplemented with 5 g/l of agar (Becton, Dickinson & Co., MD 21151, USA), added as a further solidifying agent, and Streptomycin sulphate and Penicillin-G (both at 12.5 mg/l), included to inhibit bacterial growth.

Data from a 24-month study of OAG patients also demonstrated a 15.0 24.0% additional reduction in IOP after changing latanoprost to bimatoprost as monotherapy or in multi-therapy, before adding a further adjunctive agent [ 30].

Although the epigenetic therapies now undergoing clinical evaluations show promise, there is a need for further agents, which are more specific for epigenetic targets.

Interestingly, the incoming of further agents in the interaction arena drives to the establishment of a coral dialectic with the two original agents, like in an orchestra concert.

Further agents were added if required.

In the next stage, the dimension (width × height) of the degraded (warped and blurred) u is decreased by the decimation operator, D k. Finally, noise (assumed to be additive white Gaussian), η k, is added as a further image degradation agent.

Lewis gives a further definition of agents following a convention to a certain degree if only a certain percentage of the agents actually conform to the coordination equilibrium corresponding to the convention.

Prosecutors in Spain have issued arrest warrants for a further 13 U.S. agents involved in a botched rendition case that touched on Spanish soil.