The place of Swedish in word order typology

Candelariella medians new to Sweden.

Associations between unemployment and cardiovascular risk factors varies with the unemployment rate: the Cardiovascular Risk Factor Study in Southern Sweden (CRISS).

Life Cycle Servants in Nineteenth Century Sweden - Norms and Practice

A people of poverty and liberty: National and political self-image in Sweden from the late age of greatness to the end of the age of liberty (c. 1660-1772).

Swedish Experiences of Instrumentation and Control of Wastewater Treatment Plants

Pia Köhlmyr. "To Err is Human ...": An investigation of grammatical errors in Swedish 16-year-old learners' written production in English

Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Life Cycle of Carrots and Tomatoes - Methods, Data and Results from a Study of the Types and Amounts of Carrots and Tomatoes Consumed in Sweden

Variation in outcome and ranking of hospitals: An analysis from the Swedish knee arthroplasty register.

SIMULEKT– modelling Swedish regional intonation

Swedish Marriages. Customs, Legislation and Demography in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

Flame retardant exposure: polybrominated diphenyl ethers in blood from Swedish workers.

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) are used as additives in polymers and textiles to prohibit the development of fires. Because of the production and use of PBDEs, their lipophilic characteristics, and persistence, these compounds have become ubiquitous environmental contaminants. The aim of the present study was to determine potential exposures of PBDEs to clerks working full-time at computer

High-dose methotrexate: on the relationship of methotrexate elimination time vs renal function and serum methotrexate levels in 1164 courses in 264 Swedish children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL).

Legal education reform in the emergent Swedish welfare-state

Prosodic problems in Swedish children with language impairment: towards a classification of subgroups.

Climate policy instruments and industry-effects and potential responses in the Swedish context

Efficient policy instruments for reducing the emission of greenhouse gases are essential for the realisation of a successful climate policy. General economic policy instruments have the potential for providing efficient emission reduction as they equalise marginal costs for emission reduction between different actors. They also provide incentives for a great variety of responses such as energy eff

Incentives in Swedish work environment regulation

This paper explores the incentives in the two cornerstones of the regulatory effort: the legislative decisions on specific regulations and the day-to-day activities of the officials at the Labour Inspectorate. It is argued that there have been and probably will continue to be pro-safety incentives at the legislative level. Until 1992, representatives of employers' and employees' organizations were

Swedish child health care in a changing society.

Theory and Practice in Contract Archaeology – A Presentation of the Research Programme for Malmö Heritage, Sweden.

Injury to the human median and ulnar nerves in the forearm - analysis of costs for treatment and rehabilitation of 69 patients in southern sweden.

This study analysed the costs of median and ulnar nerve injuries in the forearm in humans and factors affecting such costs. The costs within the health-care sector and costs of lost production were calculated in 69 patients with an injury to the median and/or ulnar nerve in the forearm, usually caused by glass, a knife, or a razorblade. Factors associated with the variation in costs and outcome we