Search Results - "Norway"
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Projecting the future smoking prevalence in Norway
Published 2016“…Background: Norway has achieved a noteworthy reduction in smoking prevalence over the past forty years. …”
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The geology of the country around Nettoseter, Höydalen, Norway
Published 1966“…The area is part of the north-west Jotunheim mountains in southern Norway and consists of three rn.ain rock units; Granitic rocks of the Basal Gneiss Corn.plex outcrop in the north of the area; supracrustal rocks of presumed Eo-Cambrian to Ordovician age in the central part and the Upper Jotun Nappe outcrops in the south. …”
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Massive serpentinite carbonation at Linnajavri, N-Norway
Published 2012“…We present observations from massively carbonated serpentinites at Linnajavri, N-Norway, where serpentinized fragments of the dismembered ophiolite are hydrothermally altered to soapstone and listvenite on a km-scale. …”
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Length of Stay: A Case of Northern Norway
Published 2015“…Visitors perceiving northern Norway as wholesome, cheerful, charming and sporty/outdoorsy stayed longer in the destination. …”
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Chemical communication in wild Norway rats: (Rattus norvegicus Berkenhout)
Published 1997“…For the first time, this study has shown that Norway rats deposit faecal scent marks in response to odour cues and form latrines. …”
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Population structure of Sclerotinia subarctica and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum in England, Scotland and Norway
Published 2017“…Incidence was very low in England, comprising only 4.3% of isolates while moderate and high incidence of S. subarctica was identified in Scotland and Norway, comprising 18.3 and 48.0% of isolates respectively. …”
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The Finnmarkian Orogeny revisited: An isotopic investigation in eastern Finnmark, Arctic Norway
Published 2008“…Early studies of the Kalak Nappe Complex (KNC) in Finnmark, Arctic Norway, led to the hypothesis of an Early Cambrian-Early Ordovician (520-480 Ma) Finnmarkian Orogeny, though the nature of this tectonic event remains enigmatic. …”
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Reappraising the P-T evolution of the Rogaland-Vest Agder Sector, southwestern Norway
Published 2016“…© 2016 China University of Geosciences (Beijing) and Peking University.The Rogaland-Vest Agder Sector of southwestern Norway comprises high-grade metamorphic rocks intruded by voluminous plutonic bodies that include the ~1000 km2 Rogaland Igneous Complex (RIC). …”
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Intermontane basins and bimodal volcanism at the onset of the Sveconorwegian Orogeny, southern Norway
Published 2014“…The greenschist-facies late Mesoproterozoic Bandak succession in southern Norway consists of interlayered quartzites and meta-volcanic rocks with well preserved depositional and structural relations, which when combined provide important information on the late Mesoproterozoic continental margin of Baltica prior to the assembly of the supercontinent Rodinia. …”
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Current practice in management of pelvic girdle pain amongst physiotherapists in Norway and Australia
Published 2014“…The primary aim of this study was to investigate current practice and beliefs in management of PGP among physiotherapists working in Norway and Australia. A secondary aim was to compare current practice with clinical guidelines. …”
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The power of shared philosophy: a study of midwives' perceptions of alternative birth care in Norway
Published 2016“…Aims: The aim of this study was to explore important factors that promote the best possible health for mother and child during pregnancy, birth and post-birth in an alternative birth clinic (ABC) in Norway. Design: The authors used in-depth interviews to identify factors important in ABCs according to the holistic treatment model in the philosophy of ABCs. …”
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Zircon as a metamorphic timekeeper: A case study from the Caledonides of central Norway
Published 2018“…We present a case study from a sample of migmatitic amphibole–biotite gneiss from central Norway that contains zircon grains that chart much of the history of an entire orogenic episode, not only through generation of new zircon, but also resetting of the U–Pb system via radiogenic-Pb loss. …”
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