The phrase "agents a considerable" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks proper context or structure to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The agents a considerable amount of time to complete the task."
Alternatives: "agents a significant" or "agents a large".
Going undercover, using a "mole", false customers or any covert operation and secret agents is a considerable risk in a small company environment, as it can alienate staff members once discovered.
Maes's work with software agents also played a considerable role in the growth and personalization of e-commerce.
I would even add a good word for your other example, estate agents, who require a considerable understanding of law, economics, negotiation skills and psychology.
The establishment of an ad hoc policy for recovering unused, unexpired oral antineoplastic drugs (including biological agents) would allow a considerable medication return and money-saving.
Furthermore, the current testing paradigm for carcinogenicity fails to detect a variety of nongenotoxic carcinogens, such as hormone-type agents, which may impose a considerable human health risk.
As proteinuria has been linked to VEGF inhibition, it is likely that all of these agents induce proteinuria to a considerable extent.
Thus, finding ways to evaluate multicomponent therapeutics and sort order for synergistic agent combinations is still a considerable challenge.
Although no phase III trial has yet defined the clinical benefit of second-line chemotherapy in gastric cancer, there is no doubt that second-line treatment with the most recently available agents may be effective in a considerable number of patients.
Despite costing consumers relatively little with a multi-year contract, carriers pay out a considerable sum to agents and retailers for every postpaid cell phone they put in people's hands.
A considerable number of antitumor agents currently used in the clinic are of natural origin [ 26].
