Sentence examples for agents to combat from inspiring English sources

Mr. Freeh asked for only eight additional agents to combat terrorism.

In all locations, they discovered hundreds of respirators and agents to combat a nuclear, chemical or biological attack.

Violent crime increases prompted the Justice Department on Friday to dispatch additional teams of federal agents to combat guns, gangs or rising murder rates in Mesa, Ariz.; Orlando, Fla.; San Bernardino, Calif., and San Juan, P.R.

It is the third major sweep since Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced in May that they were adding millions of dollars and dozens of agents to combat a problem that costs the country billions of dollars each year.

Therefore, there is a need for alternative agents to combat candiadiasis.

As this pathway is absent from mammals, it may provide an excellent target for novel antimicrobial agents to combat these diverse parasites.

If a NO donor is proved to be effective in prevention of bone loss and, perhaps reduction of fracture risks, it may become a widely used, safe, and quite cost-effective therapeutic agent to combat osteoporosis.

We hypothesized that this hybrid carries potential as new antibacterial agent to combat biofilms: by hybrid penetration into the biofilm and scavenging of glucose traces, hydrogen peroxide will be formed by the enzyme, subsequently releasing silver ions from the hybrid's silver "shell" by local chemical oxidation.

They are working on a new type of antimicrobial agent to combat hospital infections, new ways to purify water and ways to replace plastic -- drinking cups for instance -- with biodegradable sugar molecules.

Although the host receptors for EV71 virus had been identified [9], [10], there is no effective antiviral agent to combat EV71 infection.

Therefore, perilla oil may be useful as a potential antibacterial agent to combat the pathogen, and it may deserve further investigation for its potential therapeutic efficacy in S. aureus infections.