Yang Li
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3722356 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yang Li |
| NOMBRES | Yang |
| APELLIDO | Li |
| FIRMA | LI Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Anhui University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2835-6661 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 401 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 96 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 400 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2027 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Integrating spectrum-effect relationship, network pharmacology and multi-omics to decipher the mechanism of Cybister chinensis Motschulsky against chronic kidney disease
A Geosocial Theory of Inequality and Marginalization
How Norms Depend on the Presence and Status of Observers
Norms are fundamental to social life, but basic questions about how they are affected by social context remain. Specifically, how do normative constraints depend on the presence and status of observers, and how do such relational contingencies vary across cultures? Using data from more than 25,000 individuals across 90 societies, we test several hypotheses linking normative constraints on everyday behaviors (like arguing, laughing, cursing, kissi…
Revealing the Blind Spots
Implementation of green mining strategy under responsibility division
Climate change dominance shifting China’s semi-arid/semi-humid boundary since 1961
Purpose The 400 mm isohyet, as the boundary between semi-humid and semi-arid regions, has severe spatiotemporal variations that inevitably generate a series of economic, social and ecological impacts. However, traditional studies primarily measured the coarse variations (latitude and longitude) of the 400 mm isohyet. Due to the complexity and variability of annual isohyet fluctuations, finescale changes (multidirection and magnitude) remain diffi…
Effects of standardized patient simulation combined with online case-based precision learning on early on-call anxiety among junior pediatric surgeons
BACKGROUND: Junior pediatric surgeons often experience marked anxiety when undertaking independent on-call duties for the first time, largely due to limited clinical experience, high decision-making pressure, and heightened sensitivity to patient safety. Traditional lecture-based teaching models may be insufficient in preparing trainees for complex, dynamic, and high-risk on-call situations. This study aimed to investigate whether a precision tea…
A novel and cost-effective 3D-printed model enabling stepwise simulation workflows of posterior lumbar interbody fusion for resident training - a pilot feasibility study
OBJECTIVE: Lumbosacral vertebral models with intervertebral discs and anatomical nerve structures were made by 3D printing technology to improve orthopedic residents’ surgical skills in posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) simulation training. METHODS: In contrast to conventional spinal models limited to pedicle screw insertion training, this study introduces an innovative synthetic simulator that integrates anatomically precise lumbosacral v…
Green finance and environmental information disclosure
A Spectral-Temporal Refined Attention Network via Contrastive Mutual Learning for Closed-Loop Motor Imagery BCI
The motor imagery (MI) based brain–computer interface (BCI) holds broad application prospects in human–machine interaction. However, current MI recognition approaches primarily utilize complex attention modules for higher recognition accuracy, consequently hindering real-time BCI implementation. Furthermore, existing methods often overlook inter-subject variability, leading to inadequate generalization of model. Additionally, traditional BCI syst…
Toward the Open World
Pharmacoeconomic evaluation of first-line tislelizumab for extensive-stage small cell lung cancer using a comparative validation of traditional survival and machine learning models
Objective: To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of first-line tislelizumab plus chemotherapy for extensive-stage small cell lung cancer (ES-SCLC) within the Chinese healthcare context. Furthermore, this study aims to comparatively validate the impact of traditional survival models vs. advanced machine learning models on the robustness of research findings, thereby providing refined empirical evidence for healthcare decision-making. Methods: Based o…
Designing a broad-spectrum multi-epitope vaccine against influenza A and Mycoplasma pneumoniae
Introduction Influenza A and Mycoplasma pneumoniae ( M. pneumoniae ) are common respiratory pathogens, causing severe co-infections in clinical diseases. Current vaccines have failed to provide comprehensive protection against both of the pathogens, highlighting the requirement of integrated solution. Methods In this study, a novel dual-target multi-epitope vaccine was developed based on the immunoinformatics method. Based on the consistent seque…
The impact of online learning community participation on college students’ psychological capital
Background In the era of rapid digital development, online learning communities have become crucial platforms for college students to acquire knowledge and social support. However, systematic evidence remains lacking regarding whether and how these communities can enhance psychological capital. Methods This study investigates the mechanism by which online learning community participation influences psychological capital among college students, in…
The impact of generative AI use on employees’ psychological distress
Introduction: With the widespread adoption of generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) in the workplace, concerns have emerged about whether employees experience psychological distress alongside efficiency improvements. Methods: Based on the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework, we developed a moderated mediation model and used survey data from 424 Chinese employees to examine the relationship between Gen AI use and employees' psychologi…
Proton beam therapy induces protective immunity via HMGB1-dependent signaling
Proton beam therapy is widely regarded for its cost-effectiveness, precision, and protection of normal tissues. Emerging evidence shows that conventional radiotherapy can inhibit primary tumors and promote immunogenicity of distant tumors, possibly via damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs) like calreticulin (CRT) and high mobility group box 1 (HMGB1) released during immunogenic cell death (ICD). However, the role of proton beams in inducin…
Dynamic Measurement and Equity Analysis of Walking Accessibility in Primary Healthcare Institutions Under Diverse Supply–Demand Scenarios
The walking accessibility of primary healthcare institutions (PHCIs) is a pivotal determinant of health equity. However, prior studies often lack a comprehensive assessment that integrates the spatiotemporal dynamics of both multi-faceted supply and multi-scenario demand. To bridge this gap, this study develops an enhanced two-step floating catchment area method (2SFCA-MSD) that concurrently incorporates multiple types of service supply and multi…
Interacting with like-minded people
Bidialectal experience affects cue weighting in Mandarin tone perception among older adults
Dual filial piety and prosocial behaviour among Chinese adolescents
Filial piety is widely recognized as a key family value in Chinese society, less is known about how it relates to adolescents' prosocial behaviour. Drawing on the Dual Filial Piety Model, the present study focused on two dimensions of filial piety: reciprocal filial piety (RFP), which reflects affection, gratitude, and mutual respect between parents and children, and authoritarian filial piety (AFP), which stresses obedience, role duties, and par…
Convenience or risk? Understanding users' continuance intention toward AI health assistants
In recent years, AI health assistants have rapidly proliferated in the field of personal health management, yet systematic explanations of the mechanisms underlying users' continuance intention remain lacking. Building upon the Expectation-Confirmation Model (ECM), this study integrates variables including task-technology fit (TTF), perceived risk, AI literacy, perceived value, and AI hallucination to construct an extended model that explores the…
From narrative to rules
As the European Union (EU) has increasingly framed its China policy through the formula of “de-risking, not decoupling,” a central analytical question is how this language becomes institutionally embedded in governance arrangements. Drawing on Strategic Narrative Theory, a CDA-informed textual analysis, and process tracing, this article examines how de-risking-related strategic language was progressively stabilised and recontextualised across EU …
Neural correlates of emotional word learning and processing in L1 and L2 speakers
This study examined how newly learned emotional meanings influence word processing in first-language (L1) and second-language (L2) speakers. Participants learned Chinese pseudowords paired with disgusted, sad or neutral faces. Generalization and refreshing tests assessed whether the learned meanings extended beyond specific pairings, and event-related potentials (ERPs) were recorded during a modified lexical decision task to probe neural processi…
Tracking postglacial palaeoceanographic change of the Baltic Sea Basin using Osmium isotopes
The Baltic Sea has experienced marked changes in salinity over the Holocene due to a rising global sea level and the isostatic rebound of the area. Here we investigate the temporal transition of the Littorina Sea Transgression (~8000 cal BP) between the freshwater Ancylus Lake stage and the marine/brackish Littorina Sea stage using Osmium isotopes (i.e. 187 Os/ 188 Os values), supplemented by BIT index, TOC content and sedimentology. The 187 Os/ …
Design Strategies for Networked Experiments via Interference Balancing
Randomized experiments are widely used to estimate the causal effects of treatment or intervention across various scientific fields. Nowadays, numerous experiments are conducted in network settings where the outcome of one unit depends not only on its own treatment but also on the treatments of other units within the network. This phenomenon, known as network interference, poses significant challenges for experimental design. Existing randomizati…
Stadtluft Macht Frei (City Air Brings Freedom)
This study tested the "city air" hypothesis, which posits that the social constraints prevalent in rural life are weaker in metropolitan areas, freeing metropolitan residents from pressure to suppress their pursuit of individual goals. To do so, we replicated Yamagishi et al.'s vignette study of pen choice. In the first study using a web-based survey of 821 respondents from all prefectures in Japan, choice of a unique color pen was the highest am…
Cyber victimization and adolescent depression
Pollen-based quantitative reconstruction of the paleoclimate during the formation process of Houjiayao Relic Site in Nihewan Basin of China
Married Women's Rights to Land in China's Traditional Farming Areas
Women's land rights are one of the major issues of the rural land contract in contemporary China. Married women in relatively developed rural areas and under marriage misfortune have elicited much academic and public attention. However, less attention has been devoted to studying married women in traditional farming areas where they are still relatively poor. This paper focuses on women's land rights in their maiden village in traditional farming…
Multiple Pathways by Which Compounding Morphological Awareness Is Related to Reading Comprehension
Morphological awareness, or the knowledge and awareness of morphemes and morphological structures in a language, has been shown to be important to reading. The authors investigated multiple pathways by which compounding morphological awareness is related to reading comprehension: indirect pathways via vocabulary, word reading, and listening comprehension, as well as a direct relation. This question was addressed using data from 325 Chinese (Manda…
Norm talk and human cooperation
Norm talk is verbal communication that explicitly states or implicitly implies a social norm. To investigate its ability to shape cultural dynamics, 2 types of norm talk were examined: injunction, which explicitly states what should be done, and gossip, which implies a norm by stating an action approved or disapproved of by the communicator. In 2 experiments, participants engaged in norm talk in repeated public goods games. Norm talk was found to…
Family functioning and internet addiction among adolescent males and females
Promoting support for carbon capture and storage with social norms
Post-reform gender politics
This article analyses Chinese Internet users’ discussions about the former UK Prime Minister—Theresa May. We gathered data from China’s most popular community question-answering (CQA) site—Zhihu and analysed how Chinese Internet users discuss May. The research findings suggest that Chinese Internet users often deploy gendered discourses in discussing May and that these gendered discourses often contain sub-textual commentary on international poli…
Effects of social media usage on exploratory innovation, exploitative innovation and organizational agility
Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine the underlying mechanisms of exploitative innovation and exploratory innovation between social media usage and organizational agility, and elucidate the moderating role of learning goal orientation (LGO) in the above relationships, based on adaptive structuration theory (AST). Design/methodology/approach Based on a multiple-respondent matched survey of 334 Chinese e-commerce firms, authors employed …
Perceived built environment characteristics associated with walking and cycling across 355 communities in 21 countries
Asian video cultures
Transit network effects and multilevel access premiums
Intersectional social identities and loneliness
We examined the extent to which intersectional social identities combine to shape risks of loneliness and identified the specific social clusters that are most at risk of loneliness for more precise and targeted interventions to reduce loneliness in a Swiss municipality. Based on data collected using participatory action research, we used the novel multilevel analysis of individual heterogeneity and discriminatory accuracy (MAIHDA) to estimate th…
Does Financial Knowledge at Older Ages Matter? Placing Income and Hardship in Context
Extant research offers limited understanding of the context in which economic resource and hardship at older ages are assessed. This study investigates the association between location-specific income security and hardship, and the moderating role of financial knowledge, using data from the Understanding America Study. We found that respondents with better location-specific income security were less likely to experience hardship and that financia…
Proficiency and pragmatic production in L2 Chinese study abroad
Factors contributing to the aesthetic attractiveness of metaphors in a complimentary context
Biodiversity change under human depopulation in Japan
Global studies consistently highlight a direct relationship between habitat and species losses, and human population and economic growth. Nevertheless, countries are experiencing below-replacement human fertility and starting to depopulate; among these countries, Japan is a global forerunner. To better understand whether human depopulation automatically yields environmentally restorative outcomes, we examine the impacts of human depopulation on a…
Shamanism and Christianity
When exploring interactions between Christianity and other religions in East Asia, the place given to the shamanic tradition remains ambiguous and marginal. This article analyzes the religious encounters between shamanism and Christianity in East Asia through specific and representative case studies. This article is divided into three main parts. Section 1 introduces the core terms "shamanism" and "diffusionism", explaining their general meanings…
Intersectional Disparities in Material Deprivation
When Language Matters
Text analysis is increasingly used for consumer and marketing insight. But while work has shed light on what firms should say to customers, when to say those things (e.g., within an advertisement or sales interaction) is less clear. Service employees, for example, could adopt a certain speaking style at a conversation's start, end, or throughout. When might specific language features be beneficial? This article introduces a novel approach to addr…
Late-Life Hardship at the Intersection of Age and Gender
Late-life material hardship captures older adults' inability to afford necessities. Using data from the Understanding America Study, this study shows that while older women experienced higher levels of hardship than older men, the prevalence of hardship decreased as age increased. Older women had more hardship at an earlier age (65–69), highlighting the intersectional disadvantage experienced by older women. The chance of any hardship for older w…
Chinese Learners of English Are Conceptually Blind to Temporal Differences Conveyed by Tense
Chinese learners of English often experience difficulty with English tense presumably because their native language is tenseless. We showed that this difficulty relates to their incomplete conceptual representations for tense rather than their poor grammatical rule knowledge. Participants made acceptability judgments on sentences describing two-event sequences that were either temporally plausible or misaligned according to verb tense (time clash…
Mitigating Perceived Environment Insignificance Through Information Engagement
A well-functioning natural environment benefits individuals’ well-being, but people tend to overlook this personally relevant benefit because they feel remote from the environment (also known as psychological distance). Drawing on the construal level theory, we proposed environmental information engagement as a way to mitigate psychological distance. We assert that prolonged exposure to and interaction with environmental information decreases the…
Beyond Geography
The concept of social quality has garnered increasing attention as a composite indicator of the well-being of societies as well as individuals embedded within them. Prior research suggests four domains of social quality: socio-economic security, social cohesion, social inclusion, and social empowerment, based on the assumption that these domains influence health and well-being. In this paper, we investigate whether and to what extent social quali…
Professor Li Yining Discusses River Elegy
The famous columnist Liang Houfu once expressed the opinion that the primary reason for China's inability to bring itself out of a state of chronic disorder lies in its traditional passive and negative culture. His opinion is that it would be useless and meaningless to speak of politics before the problem of the cross of traditional culture is resolved. In his view, culture is the water, and politics is merely something that floats on top of the …
Technical Efficiency and Location Choice of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
A Dynamic Decision Model of SMEs' FDI
Teaching Digital Noise and Noise Margin Issues in Engineering Education
This work presents digital noise in signal integrity and clarifies noise margin issues in digital electronics education. For the static noise margin, the traditional definition violates the basic principle of noise. The embedded rectangle method to define the static noise margin is a more reliable criterion. For the dynamic noise margin (DNM), several approaches have been evaluated. The best way to teach the student DNM is suggested
In vitro anti-Helicobacter pylori action of 30 Chinese herbal medicines used to treat ulcer diseases
Resolving Trade and Environment Conflicts
Married Women's Rights to Land in China's Traditional Farming Areas
Women's land rights are one of the major issues of the rural land contract in contemporary China. Married women in relatively developed rural areas and under marriage misfortune have elicited much academic and public attention. However, less attention has been devoted to studying married women in traditional farming areas where they are still relatively poor. This paper focuses on women's land rights in their maiden village in traditional farming…
Trends in Prevalence of HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B, and Sexual Risk Behavior Among Men Who Have Sex With Men
BACKGROUND: Studies tracking trends in HIV prevalence and risk behavior among men who have sex with men (MSM) in China are rare. We report on 3 consecutive cross-sectional surveys measuring the prevalence of HIV, other infectious diseases, and related risk behavior among MSM in Beijing in 2004, 2005, and 2006. METHODS: We applied respondent-driven sampling (RDS) to recruit MSM for a structured face-to-face interview on demographic characteristics…
Actually, All of Us Are Scapegoats
(2007). 'Actually, All of Us Are Scapegoats' Chinese Education & Society: Vol. 40, No. 6, pp. 12-14
Atypical Corruption at Institutions of Higher Learning
Strategic Management for Tourism Communities
An eco-efficiency-based urban sustainability assessment method and its application
It is of critical importance to develop appropriate assessment tools with which to comprehensively measure the sustainability status of a region in order to guide its transformation to sustainable development. This paper proposes a novel method of sustainability assessment based on urban eco-efficiency, which calculates the ratios of welfare and ecological impact. This method can demonstrate the relative sustainability status of targeted regions …
Processing Lexical Tones and Emotional Tones in Precategorical Acoustic Storage
摘要: 采用系列位置回忆任务, 探讨作为声调语言的汉语普通话中声调及情绪信息是否具有近因及后缀效应, 从而揭示同为超音段信息的声调和情绪韵律在前分类声音存储器(Precategorical Acoustic Storage, PAS)中是否具有单独的表征, 及该表征可能受到哪些因素的影响。实验一和二分别考察了声调是否具有近因和后缀效应, 实验三和四分别考察了情绪信息是否具有近因和后缀效应。实验结果发现两者均在PAS存储器中有单独的表征, 但这种表征会受到一些因素的影响, 且受影响的方式不一样。研究结果表明作为超音段信息的声调和情绪信息在表征上的不稳定性和脆弱性, 及在短时记忆加工过程中的特殊性
Design of the Anti-tuberculosis Drugs induced Adverse Reactions in China National Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Scheme Study (Adacs)
ADACS will give an overview of anti-TB drugs induced ADRs' incidences, risk factors, treatments, prognoses, and clinical, economical and public health impacts for TB patients applying CNTS regimen in China, and provide suggestions for individualized health care and TB control policy
Computational Fluid Dynamics Technology and Its Application in Wind Environment Analysis
More and more attention is being paid to natural ventilation in the planning and design of residential areas. We studied the relationship between the layout of buildings in a residential area and the wind environment to avoid the negative impacts of wind environment, improve the quality of life and the environment, and save energy. In this paper, Air-pak software is used to simulate the wind environment of a residential community in Shanghai, Chi…
Practical tourism research
A comparative risk assessment of burden of disease and injury attributable to 67 risk factors and risk factor clusters in 21 regions, 1990–2010
Psychological characteristics in high-risk MSM in China
MSM with and without high-risk homosexual behaviors have different social and psychological characteristics, which should be taken into account when implementing behavioral and therapeutic interventions aimed at preventing HIV/AIDS transmission among MSM as well as from MSM to the general population in China
Beijing’s Innovations in Social Management
In the afternoon of September 9, 2010, the Tsinghua University Social Management Innovation Research Group led by Professor Wang Ming (王名) conducted an interview with Song Guilun, the Party Secretary of the Beijing Municipal Social Work Committee of Chinese Communist Party and Director of the Beijing Municipal Social Development Office in which they discussed in-depth recent Beijing innovations in social management. The interview covered topics r…
Stadtluft Macht Frei (City Air Brings Freedom)
This study tested the "city air" hypothesis, which posits that the social constraints prevalent in rural life are weaker in metropolitan areas, freeing metropolitan residents from pressure to suppress their pursuit of individual goals. To do so, we replicated Yamagishi et al.'s vignette study of pen choice. In the first study using a web-based survey of 821 respondents from all prefectures in Japan, choice of a unique color pen was the highest am…
Study on anti-osteosarcoma activity of ethanol extract of Venenum Bufonis in vitro
BACKGROUND: Venenum bufonis is the dried white secretion of the auricular and skin glands of Bufo gargarizans Cantor, or Bufo melanostictus Schneider, Bufonidae. It is used in the treatment of deep-rooted carbuncle, boils and swelling; pain in the throat, heart stroke, coma, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea. The objective of this paper is to preliminarily observe the effects of ethanol extract of Venenum bufonis on growth, and proliferation …
Anti-Helicobacter pylori compounds from the ethanol extracts of Geranium wilfordii
Anthelmintic activity of Arisaema franchetianum and Arisaema lobatum essential oils against Haemonchus contortus
Social History of Computing and Online Social Communities
Interprovincial migration in China, 1985–2005
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