The phrase "agents a single" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The agents a single point of contact for all inquiries."
Alternatives: "agents a sole" or "agents one".
Judith Neukirchen, P. A. et al. Favourable outcome of elderly patients with multiple myeloma treated with tandem melphalan 100 high-dose therapy, autologous stem cell transplantation and novel agents—a single center experience.
For individual real estate agents, a single package includes set up, hosting, and MLS fees.
Meanwhile, the acquisition speaks to Conversocial's aim to optimize the online customer care process by offering customer care agents a single platform that is fully integrated across social, messaging and chat.
This study consisted of a washout period of 12 or more days to allow patients to discontinue from their previous antihyperglycemic agents, a single-day treatment of canagliflozin followed by a washout day, and 14 consecutive days of treatment.
The triple combination was more effective than the combination of two agents or a single agent.
In addition, each study contained groups of animals given DSS and several molecular agents, or a single agent at varying doses.
Most previous work on solving this problem optimally has treated the individual agents as a single 'joint agent' and then applied single-agent search variants of the A* algorithm.
Corticosteroid is a major treatment agent as a single agent or in combination with other agents in patients with MM.
These combinations could consist of agents blocking a single target, single and/or multi-targeted agents, and targeted agents combined with cytotoxics, cytokines or other therapeutic agents.
However, many studies have focused on single insect agents or aggregated different insect agents into a single group.
One-quarter of B. burgdorferi-positive nymphs were also positive for B. microti suggesting a risk of co-infection with both agents from a single tick bite.
