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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a tac" is not correct in written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "I approached the situation as a tac, but it didn't resonate with the team."
Alternatives: "as a tactic" or "as a strategy".
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He had taken the same path himself and then guided thousands of others as a TAC officer here.
HC is characterized by a continuous background of moderate pain intensity and has only recently been classified as a TAC [2]; on the contrary, CH, PH, SUNCT and SUNA lack the history of background pain [1].
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An open abdomen was defined as that requiring a TAC because of the skin and fascia not being closed after laparotomy. 3 To identify eligible patients who were not recruited, research coordinators screened all ICU admissions daily.
The clinical diagnoses from the follow-up at 15 years of age (CATSS-15/DOGSS) were used as dependent variables, while the A-TAC scores from the CATSS-9/12 were used as independent predictors.
The study includes the A-TAC, carried out as a telephone interview with parents of twins aged 9 or 12.
And in 1980 "Heart Beat," about Kerouac's life, was derided by critics as having about as much literary substance as a Tic Tac.
After trying it a couple of times, I suggested to Kerbie that the reason this move is known as a "tic tac" is because that's the noise your ankle makes when it snaps in two.
Our results, presented as an increased TAC over the sample concentration, show that ascorbate shows a statistically significant relationship of TAC values (r = 0.86, p < 0.0001).
Per-protocol was defined a priori as an allocated TAC dressing having been in place for at least 24 hours.
If both players make their best moves, is the game a win for the first player or the second, or is it a draw as in tic-tac-toe?
As an example, TAC-1 is a protein essential for microtubule assembly in vivo (Bellanger et al., 2003; Srayko et al., 2003).
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