"Each time, I said, 'No, I am not in a gang.' " At a certain point, a second agent joined in the interrogation.
Still later, they questioned a second agent and a person who was said to have been hired by the agents to assist them in their work.
Rene Villalobos, an industrial engineering professor at Arizona State University, said that based on his observations, bags that need to be sent back through X-ray machines or examined onscreen by a second agent seem to slow things down.
Alternatively, a second agent can be added to the solution to form stable, soluble products with one or more components in order to suppress their participation in the precipitation reaction.
"It will certainly strengthen the idea that, after you give a statin, the weight of the evidence is that, as a second agent, you should give niacin," said Dr. Roger S. Blumenthal, a professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University Medical School.
In 10 of the 90 cases, a second agent, either diazepam, tramadol, or diclofenac, was used in addition to ketamine.
The standard non-surgical treatment for malignant pleural mesothelioma (MPM) is polychemotherapy combining cisplatin/carboplatin and a second agent with a different mechanism of action.
If this case includes the installation of a second agent on the VM, a local Aggregator agent will be updated, to accept / collect events from this new agent as well.
Generally, antibodies or antibody fragments were used to recognize and bind the tumour cell target antigen, and a second agent was needed to bind the small molecule that carried the radioactive payload.
The situation is such that one agent, P1, ought to do A, a second agent, P2, ought to do B, and though each agent can do what he ought to do, it is not possible both for P1 to do A and P2 to do B. (See Marcus 1980, p. 122 and McConnell 1988).
A second agent tried to sell it as well, in 1997.
