The phrase "agents that some" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to specific agents that are known or identified by "some" but lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "There are agents that some researchers believe can improve cognitive function."
Alternatives: "agents that certain" or "agents that a few".
At present no effective vaccines exist for preventing infections from glanders, brucellosis, staphylococcal enterotoxin B, ricin, or T-2 mycotoxins all biological agents that some countries have researched for military use or have weaponized in the past.
Mr. Kentis and Ms. Lau cautioned casting agents that some nudity would be required for the pre-dive scenes and that, once in the water, actors would have to get super-close to some very big sharks -- no mechanical or computer-generated jaws in this movie.
Thomas, who has about 100 agents working for him, said he's hearing from those agents that some buyers are being driven into the market to get ahead of a potential change in the loan limit.
The Right Club existed; so did the spymasters and agents that inspired some of Ms Wilson's characters.Two books set in cities at war, two in cities yet to be consumed by fire.
This may be one method of recycling previously tried antigen-specific agents that demonstrated some efficacy in clinical trials but were not sufficient to warrant marketing approval.
David Crippen We are entering an age of expensive genetically engineered therapeutic agents that have some modest clinical utility but also the potential to break the pharmacy bank if used indiscriminately [ 10].
Therapeutic agents that specifically target some of the atherosclerosis-related inflammatory mechanisms have been evaluated in preclinical and clinical studies.
Biological agents that have undergone some development for widespread dissemination but do not otherwise meet the criteria for Category A, as well as several biological agents of concern for food and water safety, are included in this category.
Despite the use of aromatase inhibitors and adjuvant chemotherapy in combination with anti-estrogenic agents that may benefit some patients, the significant risk of metastatic recurrence remains [ 8, 9].
These findings suggest that some agents that are present in the luminal contents are important for IBD pathogenesis.
There is an increasing number of studies showing that some external agents that accelerate aging are similar to those that increase the risk of PD (aging epigenome) (Sinclair & Oberdoerffer, 2009).
