Seeds may be dispersed by a range of agents including wind and water.
The broad umbrella of gene-silencing therapeutics encompasses a range of agents that include DNA enzymes, short interfering RNA, antisense oligonucleotides, decoys, ribozymes, and aptamers.
Example 1 in Sect. 2 gives a range of agents' benefits (from the harmful act) who have double-peaked preferences, violating the single-peakedness condition sufficient for the existence of a majority voting equilibrium in the median voter theorem.
The latter correlation in particular suggests that a partially conserved genetic infrastructure regulates transmission through the ip route and seemingly provides evidence of a dynamic effect across a range of agents, which encompass differences in host-adaptation.
How can we make practical use of an improved understanding of dose-response for assessing risk, developing regulatory standards, designing nutrition programs, etc.? Initial discussions by the group considered a range of agent-endpoint combinations (e.g., chloroform and liver carcinogenicity, Listeria monocytogenes and fetal death), focusing on what is known about the fundamental biology.
The reported regimens consist of a range of agents.
Furthermore, underway are numerous clinical studies assessing synergy of docetaxel with a range of agents.
Salvage therapy regimens involved a range of agents, and most respondents reported using at least one cytotoxic agent; across respondents 10 different cytotoxic agents were cited.
Initial analyses indicated a marked decrease in the apoptotic response of paclitaxel-resistant MCF-7 cells to a range of agents.
The recommendations, of necessity, are directed at a range of agents, since the jurisdiction over these activities is dispersed among different levels of government and sectors.
