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Comorbidity in Finnish migraine families
... Abstract The objective of the study was to investigate comorbidity of migraine in Finnish migraine fami- lies. One thousand consecutive participants in the Finnish Migraine Gene Project reported their ...
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The partitive split in Finnish and Estonian
... The similarities between mass nouns and plural count nouns are pointed out by many authors (e.g. Quine 1960). We will not address the semantics of mass nouns and count nouns further in this paper, but merely point out ...
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Perinatal outcomes in Finnish twins: a retrospective study
... Advancements in antenatal and neonatal care have re- sulted in very low and declining PNM and early neonatal mortality rates in Finnish twins. Perinatal morbidity and mortality remain higher for twin B, ...
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Biomonitoring of selected persistent organic pollutants (PCDD/Fs, PCBs and PBDEs) in Finnish and Russian terrestrial and aquatic animal species
... A German study had observed that liver of roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) was highly contaminated with PCDD/Fs and DL-PCBs in natural surroundings in Ger- many (WHO-PCDD/F-PCB-TEQ 61 pg/g fat) [25]. High levels have been ...
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Spemann's heritage in Finnish developmental biology
... Gunnar Ekman (1883-1937), a student of the prominent Finnish zoologists J. A. Palmén became interested in embryology already during his early years as a student at the Department of Zoology. Ekman, too, decided to ...
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Projecting named entity recognizers without annotated or parallel corpora
... Tokens are encoded into to several features: word embedding, character embedding, case embedding and Part of Speech (PoS). Except for PoS, most of the features follow the setup in (Reimers and Gurevych, 2017). Word ...
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Vol 9, No 1 (2018)
... the Finnish language which greatly differ from those of ...in Finnish, as a word can only end in a vowel or the consonants /t/, /n/, /s/, /l/ or /r/ (Suomi et ...
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Association of the rs1424954 polymorphism of the ACVR2A gene with the risk of pre eclampsia is not replicated in a Finnish study population
... of Finnish pre-eclamptic (total N = 485) and non-pre-eclamptic (total N = 449) women using pre-designed TaqMan allele discrimination assay and polymerase chain ...the Finnish study ...
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Universal Dependencies for Finnish
... UD Finnish, multi-word expressions were revised to follow the UD head-initial ...in Finnish multi-word names, only the last word carries the morphological in- flections, providing evidence that it is the ...
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Morphological Segmentation and OPUS for Finnish English Machine Translation
... single Finnish word corresponds to multiple English ...in Finnish is highly produc- tive and reliable translations cannot be learned but for the most common ...the Finnish parsing pipeline, including ...
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Perceptual and acoustic analysis of voice similarities between parents and young children
... In Finnish, both the syllable position in a word and the word position in a sentence have a significant effect on f0 in the proposed five-word three-syllable sentence ...
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Authenticity, Boundaries, and Hybridity: Translating “Migrant and Minority Literature” from Swedish into Finnish
... standard Finnish and only lexical means to render the non- standard quality of language was an inevitable choice because, according to the translator, there is no “equivalent immigrant slang” in ...
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Utility of Finnish Vocabulary of Indo-European Origin for Learning Finnish
... presents Finnish words that end with -io, along with their English ...The Finnish suffix -io retains its original Latin form; however, the Latin innovatio (innovation) was changed to innovaatio in ...
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The Finnish Battle for Identity: Finnish Socialism, Nationalism and Russian Ideological Intervention in the Finnish Civil War
... in Finnish streets during the Revolution of ...with Finnish women, which worsened as discipline broke down among the Russian garrisons in Finland as a result of the ...The Finnish press began running ...
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Finnish agriculture and rural industries 2007
... The reduction in the number of farms and jobs in primary production as a re- sult of the structural change in agriculture highlights the role of other rural industries as regards employment in the countryside. ...
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The Finnish possessive suffix
... There are currently three schools of thought concerning possessive suffixation in Finnish. According to the first one, the possessive suffix acts as an agreement marker that takes place in non-finite environments, ...
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Association of endothelial and glycocalyx injury biomarkers with fluid administration, development of acute kidney injury, and 90-day mortality: data from the FINNAKI observational study
... observational Finnish Acute Kidney Injury (FINNAKI) cohort study conducted in 17 Finnish intensive care units, we studied the asso‑ ciation of Syndecan‑1 (SDC‑1), Angiopoetin‑2 (Ang‑2), soluble ...
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A semantic tagger for the Finnish language
... Corpus annotation is a vital part of corpus-based language study and NLP (natural language processing). Over the last several decades, a wide range of annotation schemes and tools have been developed, such as POS ...
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Cosmetic Earnings Management before and after Corporate Governance Legislation in Canada
... traded Finnish firms with positive income for the period ...that Finnish companies differ from the New Zealand (Carslaw, 1988) or ...because Finnish companies normally manage earnings downward to ...
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The Finnish tradition of developmental biology
... Int 1 Ul'\ Biul JJ 15 20 (! 'J~IJ) 15 The Finnish tradition of developmental biology Finland is a country with a relatively vast area but sparse population During most of its history it has been under[.] ...
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