What does DIMS mean?
DIMS means difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep
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What is the abbreviation for difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep?
difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep can be abbreviated as DIMS
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What does DIMS stand for? DIMS stands for "difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep". |
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How to abbreviate "difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep"? "difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep" can be abbreviated as DIMS. |
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What is the meaning of DIMS abbreviation? The meaning of DIMS abbreviation is "difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep". |
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What is DIMS abbreviation? One of the definitions of DIMS is "difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep". |
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What does DIMS mean? DIMS as abbreviation means "difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep". |
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What is shorthand of difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep? The most common shorthand of "difficulty initiating and/or maintaining sleep" is DIMS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- A/OI - And / Or Invert
- DIMS - Difficulty in Maintaining Sleep
- A/G - and/or galactorrhea
- ABR - And or American Board
- ACS - And or Comments
- ACT - And or College Transcripts
- AdR - And or Debentures
- ADT - And or Disposition
- AIDS - And or Infectious Diseases Such
- AIE - And or the Investor
- ALC - And or A Lipoic
- AMBC - and/or metastatic breast cancer
- AMHR - And or ASPC Miniature Horses
- AMWA - And or the American Water
- DIMS - delays in entering or maintaining sleep
- DIMS - difficulty initiating and maintaining sleep
- DIMS - Disorder of Initiating or Maintaining Sleep
- DIS - difficulty initiating sleep
- DMS - difficulty maintaining sleep
- DIF (analysis) - Difficulty, Importance, Frequency. DIF Analysis is a method of assessing performance, prioritising training needs and planning training, based on three perspectives: Difficulty, Importance, and Frequency. The system can be used in different ways, commonly