Sometimes, it seems better to forget the stereotypical preference and design embodied agents that are not ideal.
Please realize that sometimes agents are unable to perform specific tasks because of system limitations or it is not part of their job tasks.
Although the leases contain a clause warning of the possibility of a mid-lease change, Mr. Beaudoin and other tenants say they had received assurances — sometimes in writing — from leasing agents that midterm increases would never happen.
Clinically, MRI virtual cystoscopy of the bladder is less commonly used, (Raza and Jhaveri 2012) and although gadolinium-based contrast agents are sometimes administered intravenously prior to scanning, specific agents that bind tumors are not yet available.
Finding leftover botulinum toxin, which would most likely have lost its potency, or ricin, an agent that is sometimes used to assassinate individuals, would not suggest a mass destruction ability, although they would still be viewed as evidence of Iraq's intent to maintain biological weapons.
For especially expensive properties, sometimes agents agree to take less.
The culmination of many years of investigation has been the recent approval of ocriplasmin (sometimes referred to as microplasmin), an agent that has lytic properties at the vitreoretinal interface.
They share characteristic clinical features, including fever, rash, and sometimes an inoculation eschar at the bite site, depending on the rickettsial agent that is involved (1 ).
It is sometimes considered adequate to use untreated cells as a specificity control, in comparison with cells treated with an agent that induces apoptosis.
Sometimes that agent was us.
