What does aecc mean?
aecc means American-European Consensus Criteria
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for American-European Consensus Criteria?
American-European Consensus Criteria can be abbreviated as aecc
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What does aecc stand for? aecc stands for "American-European Consensus Criteria". |
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How to abbreviate "American-European Consensus Criteria"? "American-European Consensus Criteria" can be abbreviated as aecc. |
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What is the meaning of aecc abbreviation? The meaning of aecc abbreviation is "American-European Consensus Criteria". |
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What is aecc abbreviation? One of the definitions of aecc is "American-European Consensus Criteria". |
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What does aecc mean? aecc as abbreviation means "American-European Consensus Criteria". |
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What is shorthand of American-European Consensus Criteria? The most common shorthand of "American-European Consensus Criteria" is aecc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AEFF - American European Football Federation
- CCEFN - Consensus Criteria for Environmental Flow Needs
- ECCICM - European Consensus Conference in Intensive Care Medicine
- ECOPA - European Consensus-Platform for Alternatives
- NAECC - North American-European Consensus Committee
- AEGA - American European Greyhound Alliance
- AERA - American European Racquetball Association
- ECLAM - European Consensus Lupus Activity Measurement
- AEG - American European Group
- AEMC - American European Massage Clinic
- AEACAE - American European Accreditation Council for Adult Education
- AEC - American European Consulting
- AECC - American European Consensus Conference
- ECD - European Consensus Document
- AECG - American-European Consensus Group
- ECLAM - European Consensus Lupus Activity Measure
- ECLAM - European Consensus Lupus Activity Measurement index
- apc - American Pathologists Consensus
- ecc - European Consensus Conference
- AECC - American-European Consensus Conference