In an area of controversy, the first two cases provide further evidence that in selected patients, if ascertained to be the sole agent, HSV-1 is a relevant pathogen of pneumonitis that is amenable to treatment.
Auxin alone is unlikely to be the sole agent as it is difficult to see how differences in auxin production alone could produce such developmentally different outcomes in terms of gall morphology.
Although the states do have some limited powers to tax foreign commerce, it may generally be said that in dealings with foreign states, the federal government is the sole agent of all the people of the United States.
A central question was begged: If everything depended upon God's initiative and yet the majority of people are not saved, does this not mean that God is responsible for creating humans only to have them suffer and is he not guilty of the worst kind of cruelty by being the sole agent of human damnation?
At this time, R. conorii conorii was the sole agent in cases of spotted fever known in these countries.
Two of the five cases received at least two types of antifungal drug, while FLC was the sole agent in the other three.
Similar approaches are being used to develop this technology as a means of increasing HbF in hemoglobinopathies.> -wrap-foot> aHydroxyurea is the sole agent with widespread regulatory approval.
Thus, pressure might not have been the sole agent that brought about adaptation of the P. furiosus, P. horikoshii, and P. abyssi genomes.
The most common toxicities were skin rash, hand-foot skin reaction and diarrhea Although all are reported to be associated with sorafenib (Gomez & Lacouture, 2011), it is difficult to determine whether sorafenib was the sole agent responsible for the relative high incidence of these events among the enrolled patients.
These findings suggest that while M. tuberculosis and other Mycobacterium species may not be the sole microbial agents present in sarcoidosis tissues, they are commonly present and may play important roles.
