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Joint association of risk factor clustering and socioeconomic position with non-communicable disease mortality risk: a prospective cohort study of 576 299 Norwegian men and women in the NCDNOR project. [PDF]

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Rearing of Swedish, Norwegian, and Norwegian Sami children

European Journal of Oral Sciences, 1993
A total of 362 3‐yr‐old Swedish, Norwegian, and Norwegian Sami (Lapp) children were examined, and their parents were asked about their children's present and previous sucking habits and how long they had been breast‐fed and bottle‐fed. They were also asked what the children's age was when porridge or puréed food or food with a soft chewing resistance ...
E, Larsson, B, Ogaard, R, Lindsten
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C8A and C8B Polymorphisms in Norwegians and Norwegian Lapps

Human Heredity, 1989
C8 inheritance patterns in 364 mother-child pairs formed the basis for evaluation of the existence of silent alleles (null alleles) in the genes determining the two known polymorphic C8 systems. While evidence for such alleles was not found in C8A (alpha-gamma complex), two observations of null allele segregation in C8B (beta chain) indicate a C8BQ*0 ...
S, Rogde, P, Teisberg, B, Olaisen
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Norwegian. The representation of gender in Norwegian

2002
1.Introduction 2. Historical and sociolinguistic background 3. The representation of gender in Norwegian 3.1 Grammatical gender 3.2 Agreement: Pronouns and adjectives 3.3 Lexical gender 4. Word-formation 4.1 Compounding 4.2 Derivation 5. Names and honorifics 6.
Tove Bull, Toril Swan
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Neonatal Norwegian scabies

Tropical Doctor, 2022
Norwegian scabies is a severe form of scabies usually seen in immunocompromised children and adults. It is rarely reported in the neonatal age group. We present such a case.
Thirunavukkarasu Arun Babu   +2 more
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Sulfadimidine Acetylation in Norwegians

Acta Medica Scandinavica, 1981
ABSTRACT.The acetylation of sulfadimidine was studied in 152 healthy volunteers (29 Lapps, 73 Norwegians and 50 South Norwegians) by means of fraction acetylated sulfadimidine and drug half‐life. The distribution of rapid acetylators was different among Lapps (72%) and South Norwegians (44%) (p<0.01).
H, Olsen, J, Mørland
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Norwegian

2023
Abstract Norwegian is mainly spoken in Norway and is represented in writing by two written languages, Bokmål (90%) and Nynorsk (10%). Both would work well as a written standard for the whole country but are to some extent regionally distributed.
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Osteoporosis in the Norwegian moose

Bone, 2001
In the last decade, an increased frequency of fractures among wild moose in the southernmost parts of Norway has been reported. This study focuses on bone mass, mechanical strength, and metal levels in the metacarpal bone of moose hunted in Aust-Agder (AA) County in southern Norway compared with control areas (CA) in more eastern and northern parts ...
R, Bjorå   +4 more
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Norwegian Twin Registers and Norwegian Twin Studies - An Overview

Twin Research, 2002
AbstractThe Norwegian Twin Registers include several sets of population-based sub-registers, and covers twin pairs born between 1895 and today. Except for the missing birth years 1960 to 1967, the register is almost complete. Most of the register contains information about both same-sexed and opposite-sexed twin pairs, except for twin pairs born ...
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