Tétanos Quick Stick® (TQS) is a test for tetanus immunity screening for wounded patients in emergency departments (EDs), but represents additional costs compared with a medical interview on vaccination history.
Colombet et al. recently showed that one of these tests, the Tétanos Quick Stick® TQS) (TQS; Ingen, France), was associated with a higher sensitivity and specificity than medical interview for immunization status determination [ 5].
Root received no freebies and his technical flaw was ruthlessly exposed, as the Australian quicks stuck to the plan that they employed so successfully against him in the 2013-14 Ashes.
Thus, if the Australian quicks stick to the plan that they employed against him in the 2013/14 Ashes and at Lord's last week, he will be forced to do what his technique makes it so very difficult for him to do – drive on the front foot – and likely nick-off or get bowled for a low score.
He can be blindingly quick, sticks flying over cymbals and toms, but he's never overbearing.
Jamie has a quick stick and he certainly found the right time, especially that last one".
Kovalchuk's shot, aided by Kopitar's quick stick interference, fluttered over Quick's shoulder and hit the top of the crossbar.
Adhesive performance characteristics often considered as "critical quality attributes of adhesives" used in TDS include adhesion, tack (or quick stick) and shear.
A study in Iran evaluated the usefulness of a tetanus quick stick, essentially a rapid finger prick test used in the emergency department for determining immunization status (3).
The use of a Tetanus Quick Stick, a bedside test that determines a patient's immune status in 10 minutes, seems to be a good alternative [ 15, 26- 33].
