The phrase "full tick" is not a commonly used term and may not make sense in the context of a sentence.
It is possible that it could be used in a specific industry or slang context, but it is not a common or widely accepted phrase. Example: "I checked the car's engine and it seems to be running at full tick." (In this sentence, "full tick" could possibly mean the car is running smoothly or at maximum capacity, though it is not a widely recognized phrase.).
The animals were each sprayed weekly with 5 L of the test or control solutions using a knapsack sprayer after which full body tick counts were recorded every other day for seven weeks.
When she came down the mountain five months later, she was very thin, full of ticks, and had become an ordained nun with the name of Ngawang Chodron, or Ani Marilyn to her friends.
Herders use grass colour to age the fodder: Black; unusable, (fire), but will soon be a green flush and highly desirable Green; fresh shoots very desirable Brown; unburned, old, dirty, full of ticks and disease "Fresh grass has no germs, but old grass has malaria and disease.
My list was full of ticks except for getting in to see the Ellen show taping, which could still change as they give out tickets on the day of filming.
Ivory Coast would continue pushing for an equalizer as the clock ticked toward full time but Colombia would hold on for its second win in as many games.
With many U.S. players looking exhausted as the clock ticked toward full time, it was two second-half substitutes who connected for a goal that sparked celebrations from Natal to Grant Park, from Denver to Birmingham.
Bragg describes his mother Margaret as a girl eating her first hot dog: it "came wrapped in wax paper, the bun warm and soft, the smell of raw onions, spicy meat and chili filling the car, and she rode the rest of the way full as a tick, mustard on her cheeks".
Problems occurred in insertion of the full ORF of tick LKR/SDH into a plasmid for GST fusion protein expression, so partial sequences encoding SDH and LKR domains were separately cloned and expressed in E. coli as two recombinant proteins, namely rGST/SDH and rGST/LKR.
