The Germans used both disabling agents, such as tear gas and the more severe mustard gas, and lethal chemicals like chlorine and phosgene.
They travel back in time and disable the agents, but Spock is seriously injured and dying.
However, we lacked data covering the washing out of the contrast agent, disabling the discrimination of the suspected glandular tissue from the malignancy.
First of all, it is interesting to analyze the possibility that an agent intentionally disable some coalitions in order to reduce the alternatives for himself or for other agents; secondly, the agents may face a combinatorial auction, that allows for different strategies in submitting bids, following the ideas first addressed by Rassenti et al. [29] and reconsidered by Borndörfer et al. [20].
Miko et al. [ 9] studied the impact of dactylarin as an anti-cancer agent which disables cells through inhibition of the glycolysis and energy generating pathways of the cells.
Future optimization of the chemical features of the new lead compounds may provide more potent and selective molecules that can improve the efficacy of existing chemotherapeutic agents by disabling some of ERK1/2 protein functions.
A no-cost solution is to disable the update agents, provided you can find the "off" switch.
A nerve agent like sarin disables, and, ultimately, kills, by causing a body-wide overflow of a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine.
Tremble arrives at the Casino Royale accompanied by Lynd, who foils an attempt to disable him by seductive SMERSH agent Miss Goodthighs.
"The very existence of the lock capability," a top Air Force general claimed, "would create a fail-disable potential for knowledgeable agents to 'dud' the entire Minuteman [missile] force".
Agents those disable such adaptive mechanisms becomes more effective against these cancer cells.
