Sentence examples for by a second agent from inspiring English sources

Rene Villalobos, an industrial engineering professor at Arizona State University, said that based on his observations, bags that need to be sent back through X-ray machines or examined onscreen by a second agent seem to slow things down.

She explained that the "toxicity of an organic phosphate can be increased by a second agent that is not necessarily an insecticide," pointing to plasticizing agents like the controversial compound bisphenol A. "It's so striking," said Lanphear, who recently reread Carson's classic.

By definition, pharmacokinetic interactions involve alterations in the plasma concentration of a drug by a second agent that affects absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination phases. 1 As pharmacological class, AChEIs have relatively few pharmacokinetic interactions.

Not all types of mixtures lend themselves to this approach; for example, one chemical, which by itself does not induce the effect of interest, can modify the responses provoked by a second agent.

One possibility is thus that identification of agent A's communicative intent facilitated visual discrimination of a second agent by allowing observers to predict B's gesture.

VERIFY is the first study to investigate the long-term clinical benefits of early combination treatment vs. the standard-of-care metformin monotherapy with a second agent added by threshold criteria.

Interactions between two or more toxic agents can produce lung damage by chemical-chemical interactions, chemical-receptor interactions or by modification, by a first agent, of the cell and tissue response to a second agent.

In this case, formulation substitution resulted in a change in serum and tissue levels of one drug which, in turn, led to changes in the concentrations of a second agent if the PK of this second agent is directly influenced by the amount of the first agent [ 2, 3].

For completeness, however, indirect triadic interaction (denoted as T) is studied by including a third agent k so that peer-appreciation (kappa _{i k}) is updated following the rule in Eq. (4) when i and j interact with a probability of (p_{i j}).

As response and progression-free survival rates were similar to those reported in GERCOR trials of dual chemotherapy, two-drug treatment followed by consolidation therapy with a third agent was suggested as a feasible approach.

Scotus begins by arguing that there is a first agent (a being that is first in efficient causality).