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    Association between adherence to the Korean Food Guidance System and the risk of metabolic abnormalities in Koreans

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    Consumption of a diet consistent with dietary guidelines is believed to have a beneficial effect on the prevention of chronic diseases and the promotion of general health. This study was conducted to explore the relationship between adherence to the Korean Food Guidance System (KFGS), which was based on the 2010 revised KDRIs, and the risk of metabolic abnormalities. Five hundred and ninety-six Korean adults between 30 and 59 years of age were recruited by advertisement to the Bundang Jesaeng General Hospital (BJGH), and those not taking regular medications and without diagnoses of fulminant disease were included. Data were collected on anthropometric measurements, diagnostic parameters for metabolic syndrome (MetS), and 3-day dietary intakes from individuals in the study. The number of servings consumed from each food group was compared to the KFGS recommended servings for each of the 6 food groups. Poor adherence to the recommendations for servings of milk and dairy products (OR: 2.038, 1.128-3.682) was associated with a higher risk of MetS, and poor adherence to the guidelines for fruit consumption (OR: 1.849, 1.027-3.329) was associated with a higher risk for the existence an elevated waist circumference. Conversely, the consumption of meat, fish, eggs, and beans above the recommended number of servings was associated with a lower risk of having an elevated waist circumference (OR: 0.523, 0.288-0.950), and the consumption of vegetables above the recommended number of servings was associated with a reduced risk of having elevated fasting glucose (OR: 0.533, 0.298-0.954). These results suggest that adherence to the KFGS guidelines helps to prevent the development of MetS, but this association needs to be confirmed by prospective studies

    SEMANTIQUE LEXICALE ET EXAMEN ECOLOGIQUE DE LA CO-OCCURRENCE

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    Cahier du CRISCO n° 18Ce Cahier explore l’hypothĂšse que la frĂ©quence d’emploi de certaines co-occurrences joue un rĂŽle fondamental dans l’acquisition incidente des significations nominales. A partir d’une sĂ©mantique fondĂ©e sur les rapports phĂ©nomĂ©nologiques et pratiques aux objets, il met en Ă©vidence le fonctionnement prĂ©dicatif des noms ; ce fonctionnement est dĂ©jĂ  manifeste dans certaines co-occurrences (dites significatives, COS) [V / adj.] +N - quelle que soit la configuration syntaxique - que les locuteurs d’une langue perçoivent dans leur expĂ©rience des discours. Ainsi, les co-occurrences rĂ©vĂ©lant la signification nominale sont-elles « enregistrĂ©es » par les locuteurs et convoquĂ©es par association lors de l’interprĂ©tation

    SĂ©mantique lexicale et examen Ă©cologique de la co-occurrence

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    Cahier du CRISCO n° 18International audienceCe Cahier explore l’hypothĂšse que la frĂ©quence d’emploi de certaines co-occurrences joue un rĂŽle fondamental dans l’acquisition incidente des significations nominales. A partir d’une sĂ©mantique fondĂ©e sur les rapports phĂ©nomĂ©nologiques et pratiques aux objets, il met en Ă©vidence le fonctionnement prĂ©dicatif des noms ; ce fonctionnement est dĂ©jĂ  manifeste dans certaines co-occurrences (dites significatives, COS) [V / adj.] +N - quelle que soit la configuration syntaxique - que les locuteurs d’une langue perçoivent dans leur expĂ©rience des discours. Ainsi, les co-occurrences rĂ©vĂ©lant la signification nominale sont-elles « enregistrĂ©es » par les locuteurs et convoquĂ©es par association lors de l’interprĂ©tation

    SEMANTIQUE LEXICALE ET EXAMEN ECOLOGIQUE DE LA CO-OCCURRENCE

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    Cahier du CRISCO n° 18Ce Cahier explore l’hypothĂšse que la frĂ©quence d’emploi de certaines co-occurrences joue un rĂŽle fondamental dans l’acquisition incidente des significations nominales. A partir d’une sĂ©mantique fondĂ©e sur les rapports phĂ©nomĂ©nologiques et pratiques aux objets, il met en Ă©vidence le fonctionnement prĂ©dicatif des noms ; ce fonctionnement est dĂ©jĂ  manifeste dans certaines co-occurrences (dites significatives, COS) [V / adj.] +N - quelle que soit la configuration syntaxique - que les locuteurs d’une langue perçoivent dans leur expĂ©rience des discours. Ainsi, les co-occurrences rĂ©vĂ©lant la signification nominale sont-elles « enregistrĂ©es » par les locuteurs et convoquĂ©es par association lors de l’interprĂ©tation

    La pluralisation des pronoms de dialogue : Benveniste face au coréen

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    1. Introduction Depuis Benveniste (1946), citĂ© en [1], il est supposĂ© ici et lĂ  (cf. par ex. Lyons 1968 : 277) que les pronoms de dialogue n’ont pas de vĂ©ritable pluriel : [1]         « La distinction ordinaire de singulier et de pluriel doit ĂȘtre sinon remplacĂ©e, au moins interprĂ©tĂ©e, dans l’ordre de la personne, par une distinction entre personne stricte ( = ‘singulier ’) et personne amplifiĂ©e ( = ‘pluriel’). Seule la ‘troisiĂšme personne’, Ă©tant non-personne, admet un vĂ©ritable pluriel » (B..

    Bare objects in Korean: (Pseudo-)incorporation and (in)definiteness

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    This paper proposes a descriptive study of Korean 'bare' objects, which we define as those which fail to be suffixed by the object marker (l)eul, commonly glossed as an accusative case marker. A systematic survey of LEUL-marked and bare objects reveals that the latter verify two properties currently regarded as characteristic of semantic incorporation. It however appears that although they are semantically incorporated, Korean bare objects may be fully referential. To solve this apparent paradox, we are led to assume that the interpretive effect(s) known as semantic incorporation or 'pseudo-incorporation' may derive either from referential or from informational deficiency, and that these two types of deficiency are quite independent from each other. It follows that semantic incorporation cannot be regarded as a subtheory of indefiniteness, as proposed by Van Geenhoven (1998)

    Are some Languages "more pragmatic" than others?

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