Noun
A-G (plural A-G's or A-Gs or A-G)
Alternative form of AG
Bull. 136:101 Since 1959, all species producing the botulinum neurotoxins (types A-G) have been designated C. botulinum. Source: Internet
Black and Latino students in charters (excluding alternative schools) had 63.0 percent and 67.4 percent A-G completion rates, respectively. Source: Internet
The A-G asked for the consent of the appellants to enable him to find documents to prove his basis of surcharging the government officials in court. Source: Internet
Meanwhile, District 8 (Paramakatoi) contains tents in Aquafria (Alpha range A-G), which services five electors, and Chenapau mouth (Alpha range A-X), which services 87 electors. Source: Internet
In horses, seven main haplogroups are recognized (A-G), each with several subgroups. Source: Internet
Seven types of toxins have been identified that are allocated a letter (A-G). Source: Internet