The phrase "agents exist to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce the purpose or function of agents in a specific context, such as in discussions about roles, responsibilities, or capabilities.
Example: "In the context of artificial intelligence, agents exist to perform tasks autonomously and make decisions based on data."
Alternatives: "agents are designed to" or "agents serve to".
Currently, no informatics tools for Irritant Gas Syndrome Agents (IGSA) exposures exist to process victims efficiently, continuously monitor for latent signs/symptoms, or make triage recommendations.
One central hub, fed by the intake process that information desks often perform, and remote input where service extension agents exist can allow managers to assign cases to individual service providers, and then track them through disposition.
Although other new tested agents exist, their effectiveness needs to be confirmed: teniposide, premetrexed and irinotecan are already in use in NSCLC clinical trials.
This deception reflected supreme arrogance, Deutch says, "an arrogance that let them ignore the fundamentals of their profession". The double agents existed thanks to the treason of Aldrich Ames, and his treason sprang from that same arrogance.
Because the human population is biologically diverse and genetically heterogeneous, it is not surprising that differences in susceptibility to disease among individuals with or without exposure to environmental agents exist.
Several choices of antifungal agents exist that differ greatly with respect to both toxicity and cost[ 4].
Only a few anabolic agents exist, although generally such options are too costly to be practicable, even for wealthy countries.
Few (if any) suitable agents exist for the selective inhibition of Rho GTPases to reduce platelet secretion, however, selective modulation of Rho GTPase activity through inhibition of upstream GEFs may hold more promise [ 95, 132, 143].
A new therapeutic agent now exists to target further heart rate lowering in patients who have been stable on a "maximally tolerated β-blocker dose," but this definition and how to achieve it are incompletely understood.
Organization-based modeling provides the ability to determine where the relationships between agents exist and how these relationships influence the results.
