The phrase "agents we cannot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing limitations or restrictions regarding certain agents or entities.
Example: "In this situation, there are certain agents we cannot disclose due to confidentiality agreements."
Alternatives: "agents we are unable to" or "agents we must not".
Given the vast number of mediators that have been implicated in the response to an infectious agent, we cannot exclude the possibility that other polymorphisms not genotyped in the present study or specific haplotypes could influence survival [ 40].
In a dynamic multi-agent system, we cannot assume each agent will store data in the same order, in a dynamic environment where agents look after their own data, new tasks or agents can be discovered in different orders to other agents.
First, although we identify a potential source of inefficiencies due to the federal-state, principal-agent problem, we cannot determine whether higher or lower allowance rates would be optimal.
Our study was designed to study the effect of a single exposure of a biofilm to a cleansing agent, so we cannot exclude that buttermilk is effective in killing the studied biofilms when repeatedly exposed to buttermilk.
Everybody is suspected in turn, and the streets are full of lurking agents whose allegiances we cannot know.
To describe why humans are evolutionarily programmed to believe unquestioningly in what he calls "active agents" even when we cannot see them, he asks us to imagine a distant human ancestor walking a plain in Africa.
Thus, although this farm worker had a febrile respiratory illness and no other etiologic agent was identified, we cannot prove that he was actively infected with the triple reassortant virus; he may have simply been harboring the virus in his nasal passages.
The role of ERCC1 in PDA is less clear and since practically no patient received platinum analogue agents in this cohort, we cannot deduce the importance of ERCC1 as a predictor of oxaliplatin-based regimens as previously suggested [ 24, 25].
(No, we cannot explain press agents. It would be too cruel.
For instance, even if the principal and the agent agree, the agent cannot write or execute a will for the principal.
