The phrase "agent to be ideal" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an agent that is considered ideal for a specific purpose, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In our search for the perfect candidate, we are looking for an agent to be ideal for the role of project manager."
Alternatives: "agent to be optimal" or "agent to be perfect".
Because they are administered once weekly, augment β-cell function, and promote weight loss, they could prove to be ideal agents for preventing IGT progression to type 2 diabetes.
Given their broad specificity, they appear to be ideal therapeutic agents.
They exhibit a broad range of antimicrobial properties and are thought to be ideal therapeutic agents because of their potential ability to circumvent the problems of acquired resistance often observed with other antimicrobial therapies.
It has been shown that in cancer therapy the ideal agent to be used for pretargeting should have a plasma half-life longer than avidin and lower immunogenicity than streptavidin in order for these procedures to be applied safely and repeatedly in patients.
Further studies are clearly needed to further refine the dosing schedules as well as identify ideal agents to be used in combination with TMZ in order to improve outcomes for patients with malignant glioma.
Parenteral antihypertensives have been most commonly studied, but oral agents would be ideal for use in busy and resource-constrained settings.
3D-CT is capable of vessel construction even without a contrast agent, so it would be ideal to take in the routine preoperatively.
In addition, administration of immunotherapy agents may also be ideal during the period of 2 weeks after chemotherapy, where temporary immune system reconstitution takes place.
It is widely assumed that immunostimulating agents, were they to exist, would be ideal in battling microorganisms.
As a matter of fact, there is no consensus regarding the optimal guidelines for TACE or TAE, especially with respect to which embolizing agent is ideal in a given situation [ 10].
