In the theological stage, the human mind, in its search for the primary and final causes of phenomena, explains the apparent anomalies in the universe as interventions of supernatural agents.
For instance the timing of intervention, the appropriate dose of agents, the length of intervention, the routine use of available growth factors in clinical practice or not represent some of the important areas requiring further investigation.
In addition to identifying alternative futures, a form of open policy making also contains a critique of the present moment [80] and attempts to identify potential points of intervention and agents of change [9].
Elsewhere we have described in detail the design, choice of intervention agents, methods of conduct, and primary end-point analyses of the trial (Blot et al, 1993; Li et al, 1993).
Variations on this include the idea that a miracle is an event that would have happened only given the intervention of an agent not wholly bound by nature (Larmer 1988: 9) and that a miracle is an event that would have happened only if there were a violation of the causal closure of the physical world.
The question is whether any of them possessed the capability of bringing off those plots without the intervention of FBI agent provocateurs?
Applied to humans this realisation adds another layer of complexity to the design optimisation of intervention trials using combinations of agents.
One potential strategy for therapeutic intervention is the development of agents (antibodies, peptides, and small molecules) that can interfere with viral entry aspects such as attachment, uptake, priming, or membrane fusion.
The same study also used saliva proteins to describe the efficacy of intervention agents in SS-like disease of NOD mice.
Furthermore, UVM monitoring would provide a valuable control for clinical evaluations of intervention agents since the UVM would allow more reliable assessment of housekeeping compliance with the cleaning protocol.
