The phrase "agents of interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as law enforcement, intelligence, or business to refer to individuals or entities that are of particular concern or relevance.
Example: "The investigation focused on several agents of interest who were linked to the ongoing criminal activities."
Alternatives: "persons of interest" or "subjects of interest".
"There is nothing to calm society with, and so it's easier to distract people with supposed Russian hackers, spies and agents of interest".
Hazard characterization is defined as the qualitative and/or quantitative evaluation of the nature of the adverse effects associated with biological, chemical and physical agents of interest.
These factors include lack of good biological rationale for selecting specific agents of interest; limited number of agents tested to date; use of pharmacological, rather than dietary, doses; and insufficient duration of intervention and follow-up.
With further development, this approach could contribute to the design of functional thin films and surface coatings that provide sophisticated control over the timing and the order of the release of two or more DNA constructs (or other agents) of interest in a range of biomedical contexts.
Nanoparticles are polymeric colloidal particles with size ranging from 10 to 1,000 nm, in which the therapeutic agents of interest can be encapsulated or conjugated or adsorbed to its surface (Sahoo et al. 2008; Misra et al. 2009).
Although the direct in vivo assessment, when feasible, has the advantage of duplicating the clinical environment most closely, in vitro techniques offer the advantage of being able to examine the distribution of agents of interest in the absence of complicating factors such as pharmacokinetics and hepatic metabolism which often differ between mice and humans [22].
Whole genome amplification by multiple displacement amplification will amplify all DNA in a specimen, which can create challenges for detection and characterization of an agent of interest in the presence of a large amount of background.
The situation trust values which have been averaged over all situations to determine the trust in an agent of interest as has been described in [44].
The only information which is available is derived from the sensors of the agent of interest, that is, the agent whose behaviour corresponds to an activity which requires to be explained.
One way to select patients is to bind an imaging radionuclide to a targeting agent of interest, so that its uptake in specific sites of disease can be visualized by positron-emission tomography (PET) or single-photon emission computed tomography.
By searching the action/behaviour/gaze, sensed by the agent of interest, for evidence of hypotheses generated in response to the automatically observed trigger event, the high-level explanations (below the frames, resp).
