This drug has been proposed as a potential multifaceted agent for cancer prevention.
In this context, oxygen may be recognized as a multifaceted agent, a modifiable risk factor, and a feasible target for intervention.
Youth -- the future leaders, heads of family and professionals -- play an important, multifaceted role as powerful agents of change.
The multifaceted action of antimicrobial agents on cells, inhibiting growth and leading towards cell death, has been investigated extensively.
The immune system mounts a multifaceted attack on infectious agents (Box 1).
Although these standard agents have multifaceted mechanisms of action that contribute to their anticancer activity, both have been shown to stimulate ER stress.
"In the context of complex political wrangling within Iran's multifaceted state, hard-line state agents move toward universal human rights by actually reclaiming an enlightened heritage and nativizing human rights as the measure of Islam's capacity for mercy," writes University of Washington scholar Arzoo Oshanloo.
Thus, anti-angiogenic therapies have seen a multifaceted onslaught of attacks including agents that neutralize VEGF (e.g., Avastin, VEGF-TRAP), target VEGFR2 and other receptor tyrosine kinases, or inhibit NF-κB and AKT pathways or even target microtubules [ 11– 13].
This particular study highlights the concept that the optimal approach to the evaluation of a potential antitussive agent should be multifaceted, with cough reflex sensitivity measurement complementing other measures, such as objective cough counting and subjective symptom-based questionnaires.
There are numerous reports explaining the multifaceted potential of nanoparticles as antimicrobial agents.
