Both the Kantian and communitarian objections target the disunifying implications of a metaphysical approach like reductionism, insisting instead that we are indeed unified as either practical agents or selves in moral space for purely normative reasons.
Although inhibition of NF- κB has been considered as a potential therapeutic target in cancer, inhibitors of this pathway are unlikely to be practical agents, as they can lead to severe immunodeficiency.
He may sin, lose the purity of his heart, and expose himself, as a practical agent, to blame; but he must have a keen sense of purity and impurity, righteousness and sin, good and evil.
Product-brokering agent is employed as a practical agent type to demonstrate our design and Java-based implementation.
Some looser notion of agential possibility might allow a compatibilist to say that all the possibility that is needed for regulative control is something like epistemic possibility, i.e., "for all I as a practical agent know" possibility.
We are practical agents, not walking states of consciousness.
Thus, (Piromyces + M. ruminantium) Yak-G18 co-culture can be classified as a new practical agent for industrial xylanase production.
Furthermore, the potential of probe RBTP as practical biological imaging agents was further confirmed in HepG2 cells.
Further, we discuss ways to augment the EPR effect by use of exogenous agents, as well as practical methods available in the clinical setting.
However, use of siRNA as a practical therapeutic agent is challenging due to its susceptibility to degradation by nucleases present in the body fluids, its relatively high molecular weight, and its anionic charge that limits cellular uptake and transport to the cytosol.
