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ATC stands for Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification system, which categorizes drugs and other medical substances based on their anatomical and therapeutic properties. The system is organized into groups and subgroups, with the highest level denoting the anatomical main group, followed by therapeutic subgroup and chemical substance. It is widely used for drug classification, research, and health statistics. Each drug is assigned a unique code that reflects its structure and therapeutic use.
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What does atc stand for on an atc 70?
* ALL TERRAIN CYCLE
What song has xylophone at the start?
ATC all around the world
Who sings kisses of the sun?
ATC - All Around The World :)
What is more dangerous The Honda ATC or an ATV?
It all depends on the rider,yes there all dangerous(Atc,atv,dirt bike) but you need experience to ride an Atc a quad is more easier for the fact that it has 4 wheels its like asking a question about guns are they dangerous of course they are! But it all depends on the persona holding it
What is the difference between a Honda atc 185s and a Honda ATV 185s?
The difference between a Honda atc 185s and a Honda ATV 185s is that ATC stands for All Terrain Control (most commonly 3-wheeled) and ATV stands for All Terrain Vehicle (most commonly 4-wheeled).
What are some examples of Honda ATC vehicles?
In the 1980's, Honda started developing a variety of ATC vehicles, or all terrain cycles. The 1984 ATC200S and the 1985 ATC250R are just a few of the ATC three-wheelers that Honda offered. The ATC has tires developed for snow, sand, or really any terrain you want to travel.
What is GENCO ATC's population?
GENCO ATC's population is 10,000.
When was GENCO ATC created?
GENCO ATC was created in 1898.
What is the formula for profit per unit?
P-ATC or MR-ATC
Valve settings for atc 200?
.003 for '83-'85 atc 200x's
What does ATC stand for after a doctor's name?
ATC stands for Athletic Trainer Certified
What is the motto of GENCO ATC?
GENCO ATC's motto is 'Product Lifecycle Logistics'.
