The phrase "agent during the first" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness and usability in written English.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing roles or responsibilities within a specific timeframe, but without additional information, its application is limited.
Example: "The agent during the first phase of the project was responsible for coordinating all activities."
Alternatives: "representative in the initial" or "agent in the early".
On the bill are Missy Mazzoli's "Breaking the Waves" (Jan . 6-9, about a Scottish wife who sacrifices herself to aid her maimed husband; David Lang's "Anatomy Theater" (Jan .7-14), which shows the dissection of an eighteenth-century English murderess; and Matt Marks's "Mata Hari" (Jan .5-14), abouthehe seductive Dutch dancer who allegedly spied as a double agent during the First World War.
In this process, MIBK was chosen as the azeotropic agent during the first step of separation.
Hypothesising a negligible amount of extravasating contrast agent during the first pass of the bolus in the lungs, the principles of the indicator dilution theory [44] were applicable.
So immediate was the impact of the play that he apparently turned to Shaffer's agent during the first intermission and announced that he had to make a film of it.
As noted above, in some patients there is continued bleeding and the extravasation of contrast agent during the first 24 hours after ictus [ 8, 13], but there is also more delayed disruption [ 14, 15] which may be similar to that found after blood injection in animal models.
When General Andrew Jackson tried and executed two British agents during the First Seminole War in Spanish-held Florida, it precipitated the Great Seminole Debate of 1818 1819 in Congress, with some claiming he exceeded his orders from President James Monroe and demanding his censure.
There is no need for dose titration, and it is advisable to take these agents during the first bite of each main meal.
Recent data, however, suggest that liberal use of vasoactive agents during the first hour may adversely affect mortality due to shock [ 5], particularly when systemic hypoperfusion is present, such as during hemorrhage [ 6].
There was no significant difference between the intervention group and the control group in the self reported total amount of additional interventions used (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), bandages/braces, insoles, oral medication, and topical agents) during the first 3 months (that is, when participants in the intervention group were receiving the tailored exercise therapy).
Dose limiting toxicity (DLT) was defined as grade 4 neutropenia, anaemia, or thrombocytopenia; grade 4 fatigue, or a two-point decline in ECOG performance status unrelated to underlying malignancy; grade 3 or 4 gastrointestinal toxicity despite the use of maximal medical intervention; or any other clinically significant toxicity of grade ⩾3 attributed to one or both agents during the first cycle.
More recently, it provided a hideaway for the Cretan resistance and British agents during the second world war.
