The phrase "agent in the developing" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and may refer to an agent involved in a developing process or situation, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The agent in the developing project played a crucial role in its success."
Alternatives: "agent in the process" or "agent in the evolution".
These guys are probably a rung or two up the ladder from the typical gringo property agent in the developing markets of Central America where you might be shopping, but, working with them, you still are not going to be accessing all the information you need or even, necessarily, accurate information, and you're not going to find your way to the best deals.
While halothane is currently the most widely used volatile agent in the developing world, ether still has a place in some counties.
Fetal BaP exposure also influenced the expression of nuclear transcription factors that mediate the onset of neuronal cell differentiation, suggesting that there may be widespread effects of this agent in the developing brain, ultimately contributing to neurobehavioral impairment (Hood et al. 2000).
Entrepreneurs are increasingly vital change agents in the developing world.
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More recently there is increasing evidence of neuroapoptosis induced by anesthetic agents in the developing brain.
This article presents a brief background on the factors associated with the age of maturity and discusses the assessment for exposure to environmental chemical agents in the developing child by using a life-stage approach.
The causative agent or agents of duct disruption in the developing roach observed in this study are, however, unknown.
In earlier work, CPF was shown to inhibit cell acquisition and neurite outgrowth in PC12 cells (Das and Barone 1999; Qiao et al. 2001; Song et al. 1998), mimicking some of the primary effects of this agent on the developing brain in vivo (Barone et al. 2000; Pope 1999; Rice and Barone 2000; Slotkin 2004).
Cleaning of copper stained calcareous stone was investigated by the use of ethylenediamine as a cleaning agent in the newly developed poultice containing Laponite® RD, Arbocel® BC1000 and CMC.
It was also reported that subsequent cooperation from the PUNs could have been more engaged in support of UNICEF, as the Managing Agent, in developing the programme.
