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Meanings of tc in anglès

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A crystalline metallic element not found in nature; occurs as one of the fission products of uranium.

tecneci

Complexity class.

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A permanent council of the United Nations that commissions a country (or countries) to undertake the administration of a territory.

Usage of tc in anglès
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The solid-state gamma camera 2020 tc Imager is now commercially available and has been clinically applied.
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The present study demonstrates that tcPO2 increases during nasal breathing compared with oral breathing in healthy subjects.
Pubmed
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And I ought tc get out.
The ginger man
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The latency of transcranial magnetic motor-evoked potential (tcMMEP) responses was also better restored in the co-graft group.
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The effects of nasal and oral breathing on transcutaneous oxygen tension (tcPO2) were studied in healthy subjects.
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TC: Roughly, I'd say over the course of four to five years.
Ebony
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TC: We were passionate lovers but never friends; that's the honest truth.
Ebony
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Upon restoring the isoosmotic conditions, Tc decreased rapidly below its control value.
Pubmed
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Protection from tumor challenge was studied using the tumor cell line TC-1.
Pubmed
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TC: One thing I like to do in new cities is photography.
The Guardian
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Adsorption studies were carried out to evaluate its potential for TC removal.
Pubmed
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S-1 confirmed clinical activity with tolerability in patients with previously treated TC.
Pubmed
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Predictors of achieving treatment goals for TC were assessed using Cox models.
Pubmed
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The schedule hinges on starting to mobilize equipment in February, TC said.
Reuters
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TC: We maintain the practices of what we did to get here.
Ebony
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The use of a TC dose-dense regimen might be even more effective.
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