The phrase "agents much" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The agents much preferred the new strategy over the old one."
Alternatives: "agents significantly" or "agents greatly".
Agricultural economists tend to emphasize heterogeneity among economic agents much more than standard economic models that frequently assume identical firms or consumers.
And in order to operate at all at some points the insurer may find it necessary to pay agents much more than prudent management would require, and beyond the real value of their services at such places.
In the former, high concentrations of antimicrobial agents, much higher than their corresponding MICs, are needed, while in the latter, maintaining the concentration of antimicrobial agents at levels slightly higher than their MICs over time is more important.
Because older patients receive excess dosing of antithrombotic agents much more often than their younger counterparts do, initial steps toward optimized care include attention to indications, dosing, and duration of treatment.
As a prosecutor, I never noted that federal agents much resented Miranda, even though some, like those in the Internal Revenue Service, were required to give warning when simply questioning someone.
In the late 1960's, they said, Mr. Goss was in London as a clandestine services officer for the C.I.A., recruiting and supervising spies and foreign agents, much as he had done earlier in Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
He couldn't get an agent, much less a publisher.
If Wall eventually left the Wizards as an unrestricted free agent, much of that hope would leave with him.
According to the listing agent, much of the area used to be an orchard, and several neighboring properties still have mature apple trees in their yards.
If a real infection starts, they are thus primed to start producing antibodies to the infectious agent much faster than they would otherwise have done.The immune system works by recognising proteins that should not be there, and destroying them.
The US amassed more than 27,700 metric tonnes of chemical weapons, both mustard agent and deadly nerve agent, much of it during the Cold war.
