What does SIGN mean?
SIGN means Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network?
Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network can be abbreviated as SIGN
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What does SIGN stand for? SIGN stands for "Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network". |
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How to abbreviate "Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network"? "Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network" can be abbreviated as SIGN. |
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What is the meaning of SIGN abbreviation? The meaning of SIGN abbreviation is "Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network". |
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What is SIGN abbreviation? One of the definitions of SIGN is "Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network". |
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What does SIGN mean? SIGN as abbreviation means "Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network". |
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What is shorthand of Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network? The most common shorthand of "Scottish Intercollegiate Guidlines Network" is SIGN. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SGAN - Scottish Genital Anomaly Network
- SETN - Scottish Environmental Technology Network
- SYHN - Scottish Youth Housing Network
- SBRN - Scottish Bioinformatics Research Network
- SCDN - Scottish Community Development Network
- SCLN - Scottish Community Land Network
- SIRN - Scottish Infection Research Network
- SDRN - Scottish Diabetes Research Network
- SASN - Scottish Autism Service Network
- SCRN - Scottish Cancer Research Network
- SCSN - Scottish Community Safety Network
- SPEN - Scottish Peer Education Network
- SORN - Scottish Outdoor Recreation Network
- SCTN - Scottish Cancer Therapy Network
- SSIN - Scottish Social Inclusion Network
- SPPN - Scottish Post Polio Network
- SPDN - Scottish Personality Disorder Network
- SIGN - Scottish Intercollegiate Guidance Network
- Sign - Scottish Intercollegiate Guideline Network
- SIGN - Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (similar to the English NICE)