The phrase "agents volume" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the volume associated with agents in a specific context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The agents volume in the report was significantly higher than expected."
Alternatives: "agent's capacity" or "volume of agents".
Inadequate cardiac output is associated with poor outcome following cardiac surgery and is generally modified by use of inotropic agents, volume resuscitation and epicardial pacing.
Once anesthetized, the tongue was gently extruded using padded forceps and the control and/or test agents (volume 50µL) were pipetted into the posterior section of the oral cavity.
Multiple interventions including N-acetylcysteine, utilization of lower osmolar agents, volume expansion with or without sodium bicarbonate, avoiding nephrotoxic medications, dialysis for contrast removal, felodipine, and dopamine have been used to prevent CIN [ 9].
While morphological tumour size change remains an important measure of response, in early-stage trials, or in the evaluation of cytostatic or antiproliferative agents, volume change may not be a sensitive-enough measure of the biological activity of an agent.
The increasing of flow ratio corresponded to the increasing of the solvent agent volume fraction in per unit volume.
In summary, the blocking parameters and blocking agent volume of well group X4403 are shown in Table 6.
So for some calculating methods of blocking agent volume, this kind of well is not taken into consideration.
The effect of temperature, total pressure and gasifying agent volume concentration on the CO2 gasification process was studied.
Another study noted that in elderly patients and those with abnormal spine anatomy, an excessive anesthetic agent volume may cause spinal cord compression [8].
Tween 80 and Span 80 were used to prepare stable emulsions and the effect of emulsifying agent volume fraction on the emulsion droplet size has been illustrated.
Here, the effect of varied crosslinking agent volume and crosslinking time on the mechanical behavior of 3D bioplotted alginate scaffolds was evaluated using both experimental and numerical methods.
