The phrase "agents that make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to entities or individuals that perform an action or create something.
Example: "The agents that make significant contributions to the project are highly valued by the team."
Alternatives: "entities that create" or "agents that produce".
Fluorinated compounds are also used in textile treatments; some are soil-release agents that make fabric easy to wash.
The operational capacity of the virtual prototype is achieved through communication and collaboration between the multiple agents that make up the system.
Immunotherapy drugs take many forms, including antibodies, vaccines, viruses and other agents that make cancer cells more vulnerable to destruction by T cells.
Easypaisa is available at 11,000 independent retail agents that make up Telnor's distribution network, which outnumber the 8,300 combined branches of all Pakistani banks.
The proposed planning uses three kinds of agents: behavior agents that control simple behavior, planning agents that make plans to achieve their own goals, and behavior-selection agents that intermediate between behavior agents and planning agents.
Their Hair Rules product line, which came out last year, includes a sulfate-free shampoo, which, according to Dailey Greene, an assistant Hair Rules stylist, "doesn't have the usual stripping agents that make my hair lock up".
In this paper, we present a model for designing a strategy for agents that makes adjustable rates of concession by negotiating according to the changes of environments with uncertain and dynamic outside options.
Recently, we described a new concept for the design of highly selective antiviral and anticancer chemotherapeutic agents that makes use of a disease-specific nucleic acid sequence to template the association of a prodrug with a catalyst which catalyzes the release of the drug.
Motivating reasons, on the other hand, he conceives of as psychological states of an agent that make possible a rationalizing explanation of what an agent does.
When patients undergo general anesthesia, they usually first receive a drug called an induction agent that makes them drift off and lasts only a few minutes.
However, an agent that makes a payment pursuant to an agency arrangement (paying agent) is also a withholding agent with respect to the payment unless an exception under § 1.1473-1 d) applies.
