The phrase "agents for evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to individuals or entities responsible for assessing or appraising something.
Example: "The organization hired agents for evaluating the effectiveness of their new training program."
Alternatives: "assessors for evaluation" or "evaluators for assessment."
These agents are useful for evaluating the effect of drugs on BCRP-mediated transport.
NIMS were performed based on two elements, Topology Score (TS) and Agent Score (AS) which were used for evaluating agent interactions with the biological targets [ 75].
In addition, paramagnetic lanthanide ions are incorporated into LBTs for use as magnetic-field relaxation and alignment agents in NMR spectroscopy for evaluating protein structure.
MRI using a hepatobiliary contrast agent may prove useful for evaluating the possibility of hepatic metastatic disease in the setting of multifocal liver lesions, as metastases typically hypoenhance on delayed imaging due to lack of contrast material retention.
Implementing the idea in an agent-based testbed, an experiment for evaluating and comparing EMBDNA against EMDA (Enhanced Market-Driven Agent) and our previous work in name MBDNA (Market- and Behavior-driven Negotiation Agent) were carried out through stochastic simulations.
Conventional techniques for evaluating antiviral agents include in vitro and in vivo methods.
A better understanding of this problem is invaluable, for example, for improving the selection of patients for evaluating novel agents.
The present trial represents a simple and effective model for evaluating single agents in this rare disease.
Preservation of the breast cancer microenvironment is critical for evaluating therapeutic agents especially when designing modalities that target invasive disease.
The food pictures and the liquid reward delivery tasks would be useful for evaluating other agents targeting hedonic systems (e.g. the neutral and the peripherally restricted cannabinoid antagonists) [41].
