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Human genetic diversity across South Asian populations: A systematic review and meta-analysis. [PDF]

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Rehman SU, Abbas GH, Abbas GH.
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<i>In vivo</i> insights into irregular voice production as a complex nonlinear system-a case study. [PDF]

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Traser L, Fleischer M, Priegnitz D, Stritt F, Köberlein M, Kirsch J, Fischer J, Herzel H, Mürbe D, Richter B, Echternach M.   +10 more
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Human leukocyte antigen-G in hepatocellular carcinoma driven by chronic viral hepatitis or steatotic liver disease. [PDF]

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Mocci S, Perra A, Littera R, Pes F, Melis M, Sanna C, Mascia A, Murgia M, Mereu C, Lorrai M, Duś-Ilnicka I, Zedda G, Lai S, Giuressi E, Guarino F, Serra G, Miglianti M, Stradoni R, Vacca M, Zolfino T, Chessa L, Giglio S.   +21 more
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Economic Forecast and fuzzy spatial analysis: integrated tools for assessing the development tendency of an Italian region [PDF]

de Montis, Andrea, Manca, Germana
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Efforts to standardise minority languages. The case of Sardinian

Europäisches Journal für Minderheitenfragen, 2021
Over the last twenty years, the cultural and political debate on the standardisation of the Sardinian language has been increasingly active in Sardinia. Following the creation of two regional standards of Sardinian, different, even conflicting, positions on the language emerged among politicians, intellectuals, linguists, and Sardinian speakers. This
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Derivative prefixes in the Sardinian language

STUF - Language Typology and Universals, 2005
This paper applies the word-based model to the description of the Sardinian prefixes. There are cases in which neither a morphematic segmentation nor a single lexeme or word can explain a morphological analysis. Consequently, a comparison between sets of words which have morphological features in common and which are also pertinent, may be better.
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New research shows strong support for Sardinian language

Europäisches Journal für Minderheitenfragen, 2008
New research launched entitled "The Common Sardinian Language: A Socio-linguistic Study" shows strong support for the language and that Sardinian is faring better in rural areas. Inter alia, 89.9% of Sardinians "strongly agree" with the sentence: "The local language must be protected as it is a part of our identity."
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Local languages and the linguistic landscape: the visibility and role of Sardinian in town entry and street name signs

Sociolinguistica, 2023
Abstract The present study deals with the presence and role of the Sardinian language in the linguistic landscape of sixteen villages in the province of Oristano, Sardinia. Specifically, their entry signs and street name signs were photographed and analysed using both quantitative and qualitative approaches. In the entry signs, Sardinian
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On the vitality of Sardinian as a heritage language

This investigation focuses on the analysis of the vitality of Sardinian varieties in migration contexts and discusses the use of corpus linguistics methodologies to highlight the outcomes of language contact phenomena in the heritage scenarios. Despite the recent interest in the Italian heritage languages, this field of research is still unexplored ...
Pisano, Simone, Ganfi, Vittorio, Piunno, Valentina   +2 more
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