As summarized in Table 1, these studies showcase the wide-ranging utility of miRNAs as markers of disease, in terms of diagnosis, prognosis, disease subtype classification, treatment monitoring, and agents of intervention.
Poslawsky et al. (2010) indicated that nurses might be agents of an intervention and be able to collaborate with speech-language pathologists and implement several aphasia therapies at the bedside as part of their nursing role.
Instead of deterring the spread of agents of bioterrorism, military intervention in Iraq could disseminate these agents.
Instead, magic was the chosen, non-sectarian agent of supernatural intervention, Disney's Deus ex machina, as it is in Frozen.
In conclusion, compound 1 could be developed as a promising anti-inflammatory agent for intervention of LPS-induced ALI.
These findings imply its potential as a therapeutic agent for intervention of cancer and other furin-associated diseases.
Moreover, although the outcome benefits of specific agents and interventions have not been demonstrated, major advances in the clinical outcomes of our patients have been made in recent decades by applying a package of clinical measures, including meticulous monitoring and careful prevention and limitation of secondary insults in the early phases after injury (see Figure 1) [ 112].
In addition to identifying alternative futures, a form of open policy making also contains a critique of the present moment [80] and attempts to identify potential points of intervention and agents of change [9].
One week before the study, all students participated in a two-hour session on the basic principles of clinical reasoning underlying the selection of interventions with electrophysical agents in physiotherapy.
In this study, "sorafenib treatment" is defined as the use of either sorafenib alone or concomitant use of sorafenib and other pharmacologic agents or interventions within 21 days of each other.
