We also apply this model to cases where multiple colonies of agents concurrently optimize different objectives.
The new algorithm scans the search space by using multiple search processes (SPs) that run on all agents concurrently.
Developing single molecular agents concurrently occupying the nucleoside and nonnucleoside binding sites in RT is an intriguing idea but the proof of concept has so far been elusive.
Background: Treatment of metastatic breast cancer (MBC) with ≥2 chemotherapeutic agents concurrently has been shown to increase response rates, often at the cost of a substantial increase in toxicity, and with minimal impact on the overall survival.
We classified patients receiving combination pills (such as sitagliptin and metformin) as receiving both agents concurrently (that is, any sitagliptin use and any metformin use).
For example, we found that 53.5% of people using CNS agents concurrently drink alcohol, compared to 20.2% of older American adults.
In 39 cases it was not possible to determine the MRDD; this was primarily due to absent weight data, but in 3 dogs prescription of multiple systemic antimicrobial agents concurrently prevented assessment of a single primary agent.
This corresponding response to these agents, concurrently by both the DNA damage- and mTOR- signaling pathways, suggests on mechanistic association between these two pathways that may converge on the aging-related processes.
Our data suggested that HDACi could serve as a single agent to concurrently block both EGFR and HDAC, and may bring benefits to the CRC patients with a broader range of genetic backgrounds.
The anti-microbial agent used concurrently with the initiation of artificial respiration may not necessarily be a life-prolonging treatment in the sense that the eldest daughter strongly desired it.
We show for the first time that the single agent, TDG, concurrently prevents many tumor promoting effects of galectin-1 on angiogenesis, immune dysregulation and protection against oxidative stress, providing a potent and novel small molecule as an anti-cancer drug.
