data, short-term durations, and comparisons of a single agent versus placebo, rather than across the full range of approved agents.
By extending the tools for coordinating polypharmacy to encompass the full range of therapeutic agents, whether pharmaceutical, nutrient or botanical, clinicians can formulate and implement a patient-centered model of safe and effective polypharmacy.
Three pharmacoeconomic studies of the treatment of alcohol dependence have examined the full range of approaches and agents that are currently approved and available in the United States.
Proponents of these theories sometimes claim for them the additional advantage of empirical adequacy, arguing that they are flexible enough to accommodate the full range of behaviors that human agents engage in, both within the marketplace and outside of it.
It ended up with a division of labour--although each agent can "grow" the full range of goods if it chooses to, it generally decides that it is more efficient to produce just one and trade it for the others.
Fluoroquinolones are one of the few classes of antimicrobial agents having activity against the full range of pathogens involved in broiler chickens, such as Campylobacter jejuni, Salmonella, Shigella or Escherichia coli etc.
The results of laboratory tests may differ from those obtained in open field host-specificity tests, where agents are able to use their full range of host-selection behaviors.
Among former Israeli agents quoted in the media today, there's a full range of opinion about the possibility or not of Mossad's involvement.
Disease emergence involving new landscapes may concern the full range of pathogens, from viruses to bacteria, fungi, protozoa, helminths, ecto-parasites and other pest agents, and also arthropods.
My agent is willing to suffer and assuage my voluminous range of fears, will catch some of the hassle and madness that can accrue when working with others and can handle the full range of writing I produce.
