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    The European Association of Preventive Cardiology

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    Dendale, P (corresponding author), Hasselt Univ, Heartctr Hasselt, Jessa Hosp, Stadsomvaart 11, B-3500 Hasselt, Belgium. [email protected]; [email protected]

    Bibliographie sélective de l'évidentialité

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    Nuyts Jan, Dendale Patrick. Bibliographie sélective de l'évidentialité. In: Langue française, n°102, 1994. Les sources du savoir et leurs marques linguistiques, sous la direction de Patrick Dendale et Liliane Tasmowski. pp. 121-125

    Présentation. L'évidentialité ou le marquage des sources du savoir

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    Dendale Patrick, Tasmowski Liliane. Présentation. L'évidentialité ou le marquage des sources du savoir. In: Langue française, n°102, 1994. Les sources du savoir et leurs marques linguistiques, sous la direction de Patrick Dendale et Liliane Tasmowski. pp. 3-7

    Exercise training in diabetes

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    Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a growing epidemic carrying an important risk of micro- and macrovascular disease.1 Multiple studies have demonstrated that exercise training has a favourable effect on metabolic parameters, such as insulin sensitivity and lipid profile, and on endothelial function.1,2 These metabolic parameters and endothelial dysfunction are important for the development of coronary artery disease and stroke.3 Kemps et al.4 reviewed the literature on the role of different exercise modalities for different targets in cardiovascular prevention in patients with T2DM (Figure 1).The author(s) received no financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article

    Devoir épistémique, marqueur modal ou évidentiel ?

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    Patrick Dendale : « Epistemic devoir, modal or evidential marker ? » It is generally recognized that the French verb devoir has deontic and epistemic senses. We focus on the epistemic sense and claim that the basic value of epistemic devoir is an evidential one whereas the modal values (probability, quasi-certainty) actually derive from it. We consider the nature of evidential devoir to be inferential and show how inference is to be understood as a complex operation including the search for premisses and the evaluation of competing conclusions.Dendale Patrick. Devoir épistémique, marqueur modal ou évidentiel ?. In: Langue française, n°102, 1994. Les sources du savoir et leurs marques linguistiques, sous la direction de Patrick Dendale et Liliane Tasmowski. pp. 24-40

    Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a new and growing risk indicator for cardiovascular disease

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    Janssen, A (reprint author), Jessa Hosp, Clin Res Dept Cardiol, Heartctr Hasselt, Stadsomvaart 11, B-3500 Hasselt, Belgium. [email protected]

    Les traits et les emplois de la préposition spatiale sur

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    Dendale Patrick, De Mulder Walter. Les traits et les emplois de la préposition spatiale sur. In: Faits de langues, n°9, Mars 1997. La préposition : une catégorie accessoire? sous la direction de Mary-Annick Morel. pp. 211-220

    Pouvoir, un marqueur d'évidentialité

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    Liliane Tasmowski & Patrick Dendale : « Epistemic pouvoir, an evidential marker » Taking into account the close relationship between devoir and pouvoir, we argue that epistemic pouvoir should be considered an evidential marker in the same way epistemic devoir is, which means that epistemic pouvoir signals information gained by inference. After a characterization of epistemic pouvoir along these lines, we address the problem of the influence of the conditional mood on both verbs.Tasmowski Liliane, Dendale Patrick. Pouvoir, un marqueur d'évidentialité. In: Langue française, n°102, 1994. Les sources du savoir et leurs marques linguistiques, sous la direction de Patrick Dendale et Liliane Tasmowski. pp. 41-55
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