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After a Decade of Action Research: Impactful Systems Improvement in Swedish Healthcare
The standard languages and their systems in the 20th century. IV. Swedish.
The uses of scandal: Nils Rudolf Munck af Rosenschöld, and the radical democratic tradition in Sweden
The Morphologyof Old Norse II: Old Swedish and Old Danish
Functional data analysis of tongue articulation in Gothenburg and Malmöhus Swedish /i:, y:, u-:/
The realisation of sj- and tj- sounds in Estonian Swedish : some preliminary results
Embedded V2 does not exist in Swedish
Reduced European emissions of S and N - Effects on air concentrations, deposition and soil water chemistry in Swedish forests
Dynamics of tuberculosis infection in Sweden
Malignant hyperthermia and central core disease causative mutations in Swedish patients.
Background: Malignant hyperthermia (MH) susceptibility is a pharmacogenetic disorder of intracellular calcium homeostasis. In susceptible individuals, halogenated anaesthetics and/or suxamethonium may trigger an MH reaction. The diagnosis of MH susceptibility is made by an in vitro contracture test of biopsied muscle strips. Methods: In 27 MH susceptible (MHS) probands and four MH negative (MHN) p
Extraction from Adjunct Islands in Swedish
The Lutheranized Beginnings of Swedish Fable History
An acoustic study of accentuation in Estonian Swedish compounds
Cold War Sweden and the Media : A Historiographical Overview and a Glance Ahead
Swedish as a [+Continuity] language : left-edge prosody and right-edge morphosyntax
Abstract in UndeterminedSwedish and French avoid placing focused constituents at the left periphery of sentences. This has previously been suggested to be due to phonological factors. Here, we develop this idea and argue that the reason for avoiding focus at the left edge in these languages is the existence of syntactically related prosodic prominences in the beginning of utterances. Initial focal