Yi Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 3582003 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yi Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yi |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hohai University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3875-3513 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 266 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 294 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 266 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 9 |
Innovative management of hepatitis C: Implementation and outcomes of the ‘SMART’ model in a general hospital
Background: This study aimed to evaluate the implementation and outcomes of the hepatitis C (HCV) SMART management model in a tertiary hospital, to provide insights for optimising HCV management globally. Methods: tests and multivariable generalised estimating equations (GEE) to account for department-level clustering. Results: A total of 355,191 patients were screened, with 4,355 (1.23%) testing anti-HCV-positive. Males and patients born before …
Stepping into the Center: Embodied Displacement of Jingpo Women Through Square Dance in Public Squares
This study examined how elderly Jingpo women in Longchuan County, Yunnan, experienced physical, social, and cultural empowerment through Jingpo square dance in public squares. Drawing on Sklar's theory of embodied knowledge and feminist approaches to embodiment, the study used ethnographic observation from 1 July to 31 October 2025, 12 semi-structured interviews, and small focus group discussions with regular dancers. The data show that square da…
Generational engagement in rural revitalization: A TPB-SEM analysis of Chinese youth with evidence from Zhejiang Province
Exploring users’ innovation behavior in the era of Aigc—a grounded theory approach
The emergence of artificial intelligence-generated content (AIGC) is changing the constraints that limit user innovation. To explore the influence mechanism of AIGC on user innovation behavior, this study obtained public archival data from multiple sources (including official media reports such as technology news reports, knowledge-sharing posts, and AI-focused articles from authoritative platforms, totaling 1,502 articles) and semi-structured in…
Medical students’ attitudes toward socioscientific issues in female reproductive anatomy teaching: A cross-sectional study
Transformational and Transactional Leadership, Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practice, and Organizational Responsiveness: The Moderating role of TMT Sustainability Commitment
Drawing on leadership theory and upper echelons theory, this study investigates the relationships between transformational (TFL) and transactional leadership (TSL), sustainable supply chain management practices (SSCMP), organizational responsiveness, and top management team's (TMT) sustainability commitment. With emphasis on how TMT sustainability commitment moderates these relationships, we analyze data from 235 manufacturing firms. Our findings…
Leveraging Supplier Integration for Sustainable Supply Chain Practices: A Governance Mechanism Perspective
Extant research has given insufficient attention to the influence of supplier integration on sustainable supply chain practices (SSCPs), while also neglecting the contingent role of governance mechanisms. Using boundary theory and resource–capability–performance (outcome) theoretical framework, this study applies hierarchical linear regression and bootstrapping to analyze survey data collected from 235 Chinese manufacturing enterprises, testing a…
The external influence of international business scholarship: Growth, stabilization, or decline?
Social vulnerability, physical frailty, and mortality among middle-aged and older adults in China
Relationships between social vulnerability, physical frailty and mortality have been observed in several countries, yet how they apply to China’s massive middle-aged and older adult population remains unclear. This study investigated these relationships among middle-aged and older Chinese adults by developing a Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) and Physical Frailty Index (PFI). Using 2011–2018 data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal…
Analysis of influencing factors and prediction of falls among rural older adults in China based on a nomogram model
Objective To explore rural fall determinants and build a nomogram for high-risk identification. This study aims to preliminarily identify high-risk individuals and provide reference for subsequent intervention research. Methods Stratified multistage cluster sampling was used: one city from each of the northern, central, and southern regions of Anhui Province, one county per city, and six villages per county (18 villages total). Township hospital …
Association between maternal PM2.5 exposure and congenital heart defects in offspring: A time-series study
Background Maternal exposure to air pollutants are associated with congenital heart defects (CHDs), yet fundamental questions remain unclear: which pollutant matters most, which exposure window is most critical, and whether susceptibility differs by offspring sex. Objective To examine the association between maternal PM 2.5 exposure during periconception (from 4 weeks before conception to 28 weeks of gestation) and offspring CHD risk in urban dis…
Application of emerging information technologies in the prevention and control of chronic diseases
Chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs)—including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and chronic kidney disease—pose a major 21st-century global public health challenge. They drive high morbidity, mortality, and escalating healthcare costs. Traditional reactive, clinic-centered care models are ill-equipped to meet the ongoing, complex needs of chronic disease patients. This has prompted a shift toward…
Synergizing Retrieval and CoT Reasoning via Spatial Consensus for Worldwide Visual Geo-Localization
Worldwide visual geo-localization aims to predict the geographic coordinates of an image capture location from visual content alone, posing unique challenges due to the vast scale of the Earth’s surface and pervasive visual ambiguity across distant regions. Existing approaches face distinct limitations as follows: retrieval-based methods demand massive geo-tagged databases and scale poorly; alignment-based models lack interpretability and are vul…
A Geospatial Dynamic Warning Distance Model for Road Disaster Risks in Mixed-Traffic Flow Considering Vehicle Response Heterogeneity
Road disasters such as subsidence and bridge failures pose severe threats to traffic safety. Existing warning distance calculation methods typically assume homogeneous traffic flow and overlook the spatial heterogeneity of vehicle responses across different vehicle types, limiting their applicability for geospatial early warning systems. This paper proposes a dynamic warning distance model that integrates mixed-traffic flow composition—comprising…
Suppressing reality: Negative priming exposes belief inhibition in adult false belief tasks
Bidens biternata (Lour.) Merr. & Sherff improves liver lipid metabolism disorders in type 2 diabetic mice by activating mitophagy
Tin, secret societies, and the slow development of the Chinese mining community in a Siam-Burma border village of Maliwun, 1840s–1890s
This article reconstructs the mining practices and social activities of Chinese migrants in Maliwun, a tin-rich Burmese village on the Siam-Burma border between the 1840s and 1890s. Despite its natural resources and repeated mining attempts by various stakeholders, Maliwun could not materialise its potential and was slow in tin production and community development throughout this period. By focusing on the internal dynamics among its Chinese mine…
Associations between the Mediterranean lifestyle and incident age-related eye diseases: A longitudinal analysis from the UK Biobank
Background: The Mediterranean lifestyle (MEDLIFE) is generally considered to have a positive effect on several health outcomes. However, little is known about its impact on age-related eye diseases. We aimed to assess the effect of MEDLIFE on the risk of three such diseases: cataract, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Methods: We included 113 829 participants from the UK Biobank who were free of age-related eye diseases at bas…
Sustainable pathways out of poverty: Evaluating the role of government-enterprise partnership in rural poverty alleviation in China
Efficacy and safety of Mudan granules for treatment of diabetic peripheral neuropathy: A multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized, clinical trial
ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: Mudan granules are Chinese patented medicines approved by the National Medical Product Administration, used to treat diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) with Qi deficiency and collateral obstruction syndrome. However, placebo-controlled studies definitively establishing efficacy and safety are lacking. AIM OF THE STUDY: To evaluate the efficacy and safety of Mudan granules as an adjunct treatment for DPN with qi d…
Impact of task decomposability and workflow analyzability on employee-AI multitasking parallel mode: A moderated mediation model with organizational AI support
Assembling city-regional imaginaries: The making of Chinese city-regions under state entrepreneurialism
In this study, we examine the formulation of city-regions in post-reform China under state entrepreneurialism. While existing literature largely identifies city-regions as new and concrete scales of spatial governance and/or geographical agglomeration, it often overlooks their conceptualisation as economic imaginaries and the actors and constitutive knowledges involved in these efforts. To address this gap, we reveal the diversity of economic ima…
The modalities of city-regional governance: Creating a functional city-region of Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei
This paper examines the governance modalities that shape the production of functional spaces in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei (BTH) city-region. We conceptualise city-regionalism as a process of functional space-making and identify four governance modalities: state-oriented managerialism, state-oriented entrepreneurialism, market-oriented managerialism and market-oriented entrepreneurialism. Drawing on extensive policy analysis and 40 semi-structured…
Temperature shocks and corporate innovation: Evidence from China
Extreme weather events have increased significantly in recent years, exerting a profound impact on economic and social development. This paper analyses the relationship between temperature shocks and the innovative performance of companies, as measured by patent data. The results show that high-temperature shocks significantly hinder corporate innovation, and this effect is lagged. Specifically, heterogeneity analysis shows that this negative ass…
Primary mathematics teachers’ question-chain reasoning: A cognitive–ecological developmental model for teacher education
Understanding city-regionalism in China: Regional cooperation in the Yangtze River Delta
Understanding city-regionalism in China: regional cooperation in the Yangtze River Delta. Regional Studies. China has witnessed the orchestration of city-regionalism and two different regional-scale mechanisms have influenced this integration and cooperation: the top-down state-mandated process and the bottom-up process initiated by local governments. However, this has not been a smooth process and it is shaped by the internal politics generated …
Impacts of land consolidation on rural human–environment system in typical watershed of the Loess Plateau and implications for rural development policy
Gully land consolidation (GLC) could contribute to the optimization of land use structure and landscape pattern. • GLC could also help to guarantee the ecological security of watershed. • Limited development capacity and collective action could restrict local community’s social-economic response to GLC. • Land consolidation should be seen and evaluated in a broader rural development context. • The theory of human-environment system provides new p…
The emergence of centrally initiated regional plan in China: A case study of Yangtze River Delta Regional Plan
City-regionalism as countervailing geopolitical processes: The evolution and dynamics of Yangtze River Delta region, China
Genetic Bio-Ancestry and Social Construction of Racial Classification in Social Surveys in the Contemporary United States
Self-reported race is generally considered the basis for racial classification in social surveys, including the U.S. census. Drawing on recent advances in human molecular genetics and social science perspectives of socially constructed race, our study takes into account both genetic bio-ancestry and social context in understanding racial classification. This article accomplishes two objectives. First, our research establishes geographic genetic b…
Decoding national new area development in China: Toward new land development and politics
Rescaling of the land regime in the making of city-regions: A case study of China’s Pearl River Delta
Ubiquitous in fast-urbanising China, land-driven urban growth is increasingly inter-urban in nature – a trend that is underexplored in the literature. Grounded in a conceptual framework concerning the rescaling of the land regime, this study probes the unfolding land development processes of city-regionalism. Key findings of an examination of the Shenzhen–Shanwei Special Cooperation Zone in the Pearl River Delta are as follows: land regime rescal…
Exploring the relationship between urban land supply and housing stock: Evidence from 35 cities in China
City-region integration policies and their incongruous outcomes: The case of Shantou-Chaozhou-Jieyang city-region in east Guangdong Province, China
Spatio-temporal pattern and driving forces of construction land change in a poverty-stricken county of China and implications for poverty-alleviation-oriented land use policies
Peer Influence, Genetic Propensity, and Binge Drinking: A Natural Experiment and a Replication
The authors draw data from the College Roommate Study (ROOM) and the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health to investigate gene-environment interaction effects on youth binge drinking. In ROOM, the environmental influence was measured by the precollege drinking behavior of randomly assigned roommates. Random assignment safeguards against friend selection and removes the threat of gene-environment correlation that makes gene-environment …
Towards new regionalism? Case study of changing regional governance in the Yangtze River Delta
This paper draws on a series of interviews with urban planners and government officials to examine the changing regional governance in the Yangtze River Delta. It finds that integration and collaboration are emerging and the growing economic benefits of intercity cooperation serves as a driver for local government to change from hostile competition to collaboration. Nevertheless, regional governance is far from established. Instead, regional tran…
Building Chinese city-regions under state entrepreneurialism
The past decade has witnessed a variety of city-regional projects across the world. However, the geopolitical motivation or regional coalition alone cannot fully explain the actual mechanism of city-regionalism in the Chinese context. Drawing on the governance framework of state entrepreneurialism, this article distinguishes between the processes of centrally orchestrated regional imaginary and regional cooperation through multi-scalar alliances …
Estimating transportation carbon efficiency (TCE) across the Belt and Road Initiative countries: An integrated approach of modified three-stage epsilon-based measurement model
Growing centralization in China’s farmland protection policy in response to policy failure and related upward-extending unwillingness to protect farmland since 1978
Since 1978, China has experienced a rapid loss of arable land, leading to centralizing of farmland protection policies. To understand the growing centralization, this paper has used the lens of the interactions among (1) unwillingness to protect farmland among diverse actors, (2) policy failure and (3) policy change. The growing centralization is an adaptive response to the unwillingness to protect farmland from local up to provincial government …
Associations between socioeconomic status and chronic kidney disease: A meta-analysis
Business-promoted city-regionalism? New Industrial City projects by China Fortune Land Development
Drawing upon the New Industrial City (NIC) projects by China Fortune Land Development (CFLD), a Shanghai stock-listed top 10 real estate enterprise, this article accounts for the emergence of business-promoted city-regionalism as a novel mechanism for industrial zone development in small cities near large metropolises. Lacking sufficient capital and professional personnel, local governments of these small cities made long-term contracts with CFLD…
Regional competitiveness for attracting and retaining foreign direct investment: A configurational analysis of Chinese provinces
This study examines the entry and exit of multinational enterprises (MNEs) across regions in China. It analyses the strategic entry and exit of MNEs in 31 Chinese provinces during the period 2001–07. The fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) reveals multiple regional competitiveness profiles, as configurations of economic and institutional conditions, which are associated with a large scale of MNE entries and/or exits. It is found th…
Does Marriage Moderate Genetic Effects on Delinquency and Violence
Using data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (N = 1,254), the authors investigated whether marriage can foster desistance from delinquency and violence by moderating genetic effects. In contrast to existing gene-environment research that typically focuses on one or a few genetic polymorphisms, they extended a recently developed mixed linear model to consider the collective influence of 580 single nucleotide polymo…
Assessing the Relationship Between Work–Family Conflict and Smoking
Objectives. We examined the relationship between smoking and work–family conflict among a sample of New England long-term-care facility workers. Methods. To collect data, we conducted in-person, structured interviews with workers in 4 extended-care facilities. Results. There was a strong association between smoking likelihood and work–family conflict. Workers who experienced both stress at home from work issues (i.e., work-to-home conflict) and s…
State-guided city regionalism: The development of metro transit in the city region of Nanjing
Geographies of city regionalism are variegated. In developed market economies, the provision of regional transport infrastructure has been affected by territorial politics, which reflects the nature of collective provision. Today, territorial politics are the foundation of city regionalism, and involve a wide range of stakeholders. In China, the city region has recently been selected as a new development strategy; accordingly, the development of …
Situation and determinants of household carbon emissions in Northwest China
A natural experiment of peer influences on youth alcohol use
Why are Women More Religious than Men? Do Risk Preferences and Genetic Risk Predispositions Explain the Gender Gap
Risk preference theory argues that the gender gap in religiosity is caused by greater female risk aversion. Although widely debated, risk preference theory has been inadequately tested. Our study tests the theory directly with phenotypic and genetic risk preferences in three dimensions-general, impulsive, and sensation-seeking risk. Moreover, we examine whether the effects of different dimensions of risk preferences on the gender gap vary across …
Recognizing a Small Amount of Superficial Genetic Differences Across African, European and Asian Americans Helps Understand Social Construction of Race
we also address the literature she cites to support her comments. We reiterate a central point already made in our original article. We do not try to explain racial identity. Our objective is to examine racial classification in U.S. social surveys. The general concept of racial identify is a much more complex subject involving many more historical, cultural, political, social, and ancestral factors than we address here. To be sure, a long history…
Internal Associations among Health-risk Factors and Risk Prevalence
The findings suggest that in addition to risk prevalence, individual characteristics and the level of association between risks are also important to consider when planning health interventions
Coverage of Smoking Cessation Treatment by Union Health and Welfare Funds
Objectives. This study determined the level of insurance coverage for smoking cessation treatment and factors associated with coverage among health and welfare funds affiliated with a large labor union. Methods. A self-administered written survey was mailed to fund and union officials. Analyses were conducted by χ 2 tests. Results. Twenty-nine percent of funds provided coverage for some type of smoking cessation treatment, with the odds of covera…
Applying Natural Neighbor Coordinates for Electromagnetic Tracker Calibration
Evaluation on Masks with Exhaust Valves and with Exhaust Holes fromPhysiological and Subjective Responses
The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of wearing different kinds of masks on the ear canal temperature, heart rate, clothing microclimate, and subjective perception of discomfort. Ten subjects performed intermittent exercise on a treadmill while wearing the protective masks in a climatic chamber controlled at an air temperature of 25 degrees C and a relative humidity of 70%. Two types of mask-mask A, with exhaust valves and mask B,…
Institutional language as power in contemporary China: Interaction between officials and visitors in government service offices
Against the backdrop of an increasingly divided society and the government’s determined pledge to build social cohesion in China, this paper examines how social institutions, through their discursive practices, participate in the construction of the still evolving social relations in contemporary China, using data collected from interactions between citizens and officials at two governmental agencies. It finds that discourse is an important way o…
Lifecourse socioeconomic circumstances and multimorbidity among older adults
This study shows that childhood financial hardship and lifetime earnings are associated with multimorbidity, but not associated with the absence of morbidity. Lifetime earnings modified the association between childhood financial hardship and multimorbidity suggesting that this association is differentially influential depending on earnings across young and middle adulthood. Further research is needed to elucidate lifecourse socioeconomic pathway…
Allocation of household responsibilities influences change in dietary behavior
The transformation of regional governance in China: The rescaling of statehood
Investigation of a coupling model of coordination between urbanization and the environment
Towards new regionalism? Case study of changing regional governance in the Yangtze River Delta
This paper draws on a series of interviews with urban planners and government officials to examine the changing regional governance in the Yangtze River Delta. It finds that integration and collaboration are emerging and the growing economic benefits of intercity cooperation serves as a driver for local government to change from hostile competition to collaboration. Nevertheless, regional governance is far from established. Instead, regional tran…
Assessing the Relationship Between Work–Family Conflict and Smoking
Objectives. We examined the relationship between smoking and work–family conflict among a sample of New England long-term-care facility workers. Methods. To collect data, we conducted in-person, structured interviews with workers in 4 extended-care facilities. Results. There was a strong association between smoking likelihood and work–family conflict. Workers who experienced both stress at home from work issues (i.e., work-to-home conflict) and s…
Child and Adolescent Obesity and Employment Sector in Urban China
Despite its importance as a part of the economic reform in China, sectoral employment has been overlooked as a potential determinant of child and adolescent obesity (CAO). Using large-scale longitudinal data from surveys conducted from 1989 to 2006, this paper examines the relationship between the sector in which a parent is employed and CAO, with the sector being based on ownership and categorised as either state or non-state. Analyses of over 1…
The emergence of centrally initiated regional plan in China: A case study of Yangtze River Delta Regional Plan
Tetramine poisoning in China: Changes over a decade viewed through the media’s eye
Tetramine poisoning events, as reported in the national Chinese media, fell after the implementation of strict regulation on tetramine. The causal relationship is not known
Writing the British Imperial and Colonial History: A Global Perspective
Genetic Bio-Ancestry and Social Construction of Racial Classification in Social Surveys in the Contemporary United States
Self-reported race is generally considered the basis for racial classification in social surveys, including the U.S. census. Drawing on recent advances in human molecular genetics and social science perspectives of socially constructed race, our study takes into account both genetic bio-ancestry and social context in understanding racial classification. This article accomplishes two objectives. First, our research establishes geographic genetic b…
Recognizing a Small Amount of Superficial Genetic Differences Across African, European and Asian Americans Helps Understand Social Construction of Race
we also address the literature she cites to support her comments. We reiterate a central point already made in our original article. We do not try to explain racial identity. Our objective is to examine racial classification in U.S. social surveys. The general concept of racial identify is a much more complex subject involving many more historical, cultural, political, social, and ancestral factors than we address here. To be sure, a long history…
Fusion of Art and Technology in Professional Cycling Sportswear Design
Cycling sportswear that meets the multiple functional requirements of thermal comfort, biomechanical protection and aesthetics is highly demanded by cyclists. These multiple functional requirements lead to innovations in cycling sportswear design based on multi-disciplinary knowledge integration and fusion of art and technology. A theoretical model for cycling sportswear design is developed in this paper to model the design process by systematica…
Data Quality Control in Social Surveys Using Genetic Information
This article introduces a novel way of taking advantage of genetic data in social surveys for the purposes of data quality control. Genetic information could detect and repair data issues such as missing data, reporting errors, differences in measures of the same variable, and flawed data. Using data from two surveys, the College Roommate Study (ROOM) and the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health), we show that proportion i…
Gene by Social-Environment Interaction for Youth Delinquency and Violence: Thirty-Nine Aggression-Related Genes
Complex human traits are likely to be affected by many environmental and genetic factors, and the interactions among them. However, previous gene-environment interaction (G×E) studies have typically focused on one or only a few genetic variants at a time. To provide a broader view of G×E, this study examines the relationship between 403 genetic variants from 39 genes and youth delinquency and violence. We find evidence that low social control is …
The association between serum lipids and colorectal neoplasm: A systemic review and meta-analysis
Objective There have been inconsistent results published regarding the relationship between dyslipidaemia and an increased risk of colorectal neoplasia (CRN), including colorectal adenoma (CRA) and colorectal cancer (CRC). We conducted a meta-analysis to explore the relationship between dyslipidaemia and CRN. Design We identified studies by performing a literature search using PubMed, EMBASE and the Science Citation Index through October 2013. Se…
City-region integration policies and their incongruous outcomes: The case of Shantou-Chaozhou-Jieyang city-region in east Guangdong Province, China
Does Marriage Moderate Genetic Effects on Delinquency and Violence
Using data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (N = 1,254), the authors investigated whether marriage can foster desistance from delinquency and violence by moderating genetic effects. In contrast to existing gene-environment research that typically focuses on one or a few genetic polymorphisms, they extended a recently developed mixed linear model to consider the collective influence of 580 single nucleotide polymo…
Peer Influence, Genetic Propensity, and Binge Drinking: A Natural Experiment and a Replication
The authors draw data from the College Roommate Study (ROOM) and the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health to investigate gene-environment interaction effects on youth binge drinking. In ROOM, the environmental influence was measured by the precollege drinking behavior of randomly assigned roommates. Random assignment safeguards against friend selection and removes the threat of gene-environment correlation that makes gene-environment …
A natural experiment of peer influences on youth alcohol use
Medicine (85 works) · Psychology (71 works) · China (68 works) · Geography (59 works) · Political science (58 works) · Economics (55 works) · Business (48 works) · Computer Science (44 works) · Internal Medicine (37 works) · Psychiatry (36 works)