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The evolution of lexical semantics dynamics, directionality, and drift
Introduction: The directionality of semantic change is problematic in traditional comparative models of language reconstruction. Compared to, e.g., phonological and morphological change, the directions of meaning change over time are potentially endless and difficult to reconstruct. The current paper attempts to reconstruct the mechanisms of lexical meaning change by a quantitative model. We use a
From Extensive Learned Libraries to Modest Book Collections : Research on Danish Private Book Collections of the Long Eighteenth Century
Utveckling av instrument för analys av benämningsförmåga i skrift för personer med afasi, resultat från en referensgrupp
Web-based, audio-visual prominence ratings of Swedish news reading materials : Effects of head movements, rating condition, and hardware
Prevalence of long COVID complaints in persons with and without COVID-19
We studied the prevalence and patterns of typical long COVID complaints in ~ 2.3 million individuals aged 18–70 years with and without confirmed COVID-19 in a Nation-wide population-based prospective cohort study in Norway. Our main outcome measures were the period prevalence of single-occurring or different combinations of complaints based on medical records: (1) Pulmonary (dyspnea and/or cough),
The match between adhesive mixture powder formulations for inhalation and the inhaler device
The device or the formulation? Which one governs drug dispersibility from the inhaler? To address this question, three budesonide-containing reservoir DPIs: Novopulmon Novolizer®, Giona Easyhaler® and DuoResp Spiromax®, were analyzed using the Next Generation Impactor, NGI. Thereafter, the devices were carefully opened, emptied, and formulations were switched between devices. Finally, three ‘proto
Amine mechanisms in brain vessels, with particular regard to autonomic innervation and blood-brain barrier
Plasma proteins defending infected, intact nasal mucosa
Blood volume in patients likely to be preload responsive : a post hoc analysis of a randomized controlled trial
Background: Preload responsive postoperative patients with signs of inadequate organ perfusion are commonly assumed to be hypovolemic and therefore treated with fluids to increase preload. However, preload is influenced not only by blood volume, but also by venous vascular tone and the contribution of these factors to preload responsiveness in this setting is unknown. Based on this, the objective
Implications of a rapidly thinning ice margin for annual moraine formation at Gornergletscher, Switzerland
Ice-marginal moraines are widely used as indicators of palaeoclimate in mountainous regions, yet the genetic processes of their formation remain incompletely understood. Here, we present new data on the geomorphology and sedimentology of annually formed moraine ridges in the foreland of Gornergletscher, Switzerland, with the aim of reconstructing the processes of their formation, assessing their p
An Ounce of Prevention for a Pound of Cure? Infection Disease Testing at the Border
On 5 January 2023, the Swedish Government announced the decision to introduce new restrictions to enter Sweden: due to the spread of Covid-19 in China, travellers from this direction need to show negative Covid-test results. In cases when there is no possibility of showing the results, the travellers are not allowed to enter Sweden. Governmental Ordinance (2023:2) was temporary and lasted from 7 J
What Healthcare Services Temporary Protection Entitles to Have? Navigating the European Social Charter
Due to the war against Ukraine, the European Union Temporary Protection Directive, establishing a new migration status of temporary protection, was activated for the first time. The substance of the minimum requirement for providing healthcare services in the Directive appears unclear but is supposed to correspond to human rights standards. This article analyses the standards established in the Eu
Folkrätten i svensk medicinsk rätt
Medicinsk rätt är ett brett rättsområde som behandlar juridiska aspekter på medicinsk verksamhet av olika slag. Historiskt har regleringen av medicinsk verksamhet fokuserat på nationella utmaningar. Krig och kriser har blivit viktiga väckarklockor för internationalisering av medicinsk rätt och skapandet av folkrättsliga regler på området. Behovet att skydda skadade personer under krig, liksom medi
Slow Emergency but Urgent Action? Exploring the impact of municipal climate emergency statements in Sweden
In recent years, more than 2000 jurisdictions worldwide have declared a climate emergency. While such declarations have been suggested to have the potential to spark transformative climate action, there is much disagreement about the merits of climate emergency framings. Moreover, no studies have been conducted on the topic from a Swedish perspective. This study addresses this research gap by expl
The New Regulation on Markets in Crypto-assets (MiCA) – An Analysis of its Supervisory and Sanctioning Framework
Sarcopenia prevalence and incidence in older men - a MrOs Sweden study
Introduction: The European Working Group on Sarcopenia in Older People (EWGSOP) published a revised definition of sarcopenia in 2018. There are few incidence studies of sarcopenia following the latest definition. Objective: To study prevalence, incidence proportion and incidence rate of sarcopenia in a simple random sample of older Swedish men using the EWGSOP2 definition. Methods: Men aged 69-81
Fusion of gauge-based, reanalysis, and satellite precipitation products using Bayesian model averaging approach : Determination of the influence of different input sources
Selection of the number and which of multisource precipitation datasets is crucially important for precipitation fusion. Considering the effects of different inputs, this study proposes a new framework based on the Bayesian model averaging (BMA) algorithm to integrate precipitation information from gauge-based analysis CPC, reanalysis-derived dataset ERA5, and satellite-retrieval products IMERG-E
Reflections on Law, Religion, and Technology : Legal Mobilisation in the Area of Egyptian Paternity Law
Introduction: Gender and judging in the Middle East and Africa
Since the turn of the millennium, the appointment of women judges has increased markedly in Africa and the Middle East, along with the social and political influence of courts. The expansion of judicial power worldwide raises important questions about who the judges are and what their role should be. The appointment of women to positions of judicial authority has increased, but this increase is on