ABCD is an acronym devised in 1985 to make it easier for patients to know what to look for in terms of a possible melanoma. ABCD stands for Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color variation, and Diameter (greater than 6 millimeters), as properties of a mole that may indicate melanoma.
ABCD was also a saying in World War II that means America, Britain, China, and the Netherlands.
ABCD also stands for Asset-Based Community Development
AB/CD is a Swedish AC/DC tribute and cover band from Stockholm.
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ABCD 2.05 was submitted to the TDWG Executive Committee in time to be considered for voting in St. Petersburg.
The elements of DwC have been mapped to ABCD to illustrate the strong overlap and the few existing semantic differences.
The reference implementation of ABCD 1.2 was carried out by tasks under the European Commission funded projects ENBI, BioCASE, and SYNTHESYS (Networking activity D), as well as by two projects funded within the GBIF-Germany programme of the German Federal Ministry for Research and Education (GBIF-D Botany and SPECIFY).
Amphotericin B colloidal dispersion (ABCD) is a lipid formulation of amphotericin B. As with the other lipid formulations, the major goal of developing ABCD has been to attain a compound with lower toxicity and with at least similar efficacy compared to the parent compound, amphotericin B deoxycholate.
ABCD is in general administered at doses of 3- 6 mg/kg [67, 616, 1663].
ABCD is licensed to be used in treatment of invasive fungal infections when amphotericin B therapy fails or is unacceptably toxic [1702].