The phrase "agents that a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence where you are describing specific agents related to a particular subject or action, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The researchers studied agents that a scientist might use in their experiments."
Alternatives: "agents that one" or "agents that an".
For a selected agent x, we determine its provider randomly from the set of agents that (a) overlap with x, (b) are not in the customer tree of x, and (c) have greater geographic expanse than x.
Hormetic stresses include two groups of agents that (a) slow down aging by inhibiting the TOR pathway and (b) increase aging tolerance, without affecting the aging process.
A suspect in the Cole attack told Yemeni agents that a January attack failed when an explosives-packed skiff foundered.
Ms. Ajmal told the agents that a visa petition might have been filed for Mr. Babar without her consent.
He also said that many motorists who have paid extra charges can receive credit if they can convince customer-service agents that a higher toll, caused by equipment failure, differed from their usual travel pattern.
For example, we have been told for some time by government, energy companies, chartered surveyors and estate agents that a house may be a few hundred yards away from a moving, noisy structure the height of the London Eye but there will be no discernible effect on its value.
Therefore, PET blood pool agents that have a potential to assess cardiac function are an added value in nuclear cardiology.
The combination of all disease-causing agents that affect a plant make up the disease complex.
Pharmacological agents that display an inhibitory effect on endothelial cell activation should have anti-inflammatory activity.
Description of prohibition agents that are on a pullman on its way from San Francisco to Chicago.
We have also included the presence of NK as agents that can induce an innate protection.
