Shuo Yang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3727121 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Shuo Yang |
| NOMBRES | Shuo |
| APELLIDO | Yang |
| FIRMA | YANG S |
| AFILIACIONES | Shandong University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4993-9935 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 41 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1980 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
How urban amenity factors shape the geography of innovative enterprises
Land Use, Street Design, and Older Adults’ Active Travel
Promoting older adults’ active travel (AT) is important for healthy ageing, yet the optimal spatial units and scales for built environment (BE) interventions remain unclear. Existing studies often ignore the Modifiable Areal Unit Problem and fail to distinguish macro-scale land-use patterns from micro-scale street design under potentially nonlinear behavior–environment relationships. This study aims to clarify how multi-scale BE influences older …
Influence of Communist Ideology on Corporate Sustainability
Over a century of development, the Communist Party of China has effectively integrated its policies and practices, blending communist ideology with entrepreneurial spirit, and extending its influence into corporate management. However, the impact of communist ideology on business development, particularly on sustainable practices, has yet to be confirmed. Against this backdrop, this study uses data from publicly listed companies between 2011 and …
Micro‐Raman–Based Method for Nondestructive Human Archaeological Bone Detection
Assessment of the degradation degree of archaeological bone samples constitutes a core foundation for studies in paleodemography, paleopathology, and taphonomy. Existing analytical methods are predominantly destructive, rendering them inapplicable to precious intact archaeological specimens or in situ analysis constrained by cultural relic conservation requirements. This study establishes a nondestructive in situ analytical method based on micro‐…
Innovation without representation
Innovation is widely invoked as a self-evident social good (Chaminade, 2020). In contemporary policy discourse, ‘frontier’ artificial intelligence (AI) in particular is framed as a transformative e...
From innovation to sustainability
Nanoparticle-enabled rapid detection of microbial threats to Sanxingdui ancient ivories
Revisiting the causal relationship between the built environment, automobile ownership, and mode choice using double machine learning
Norm enforcement on minorities
The redefinition of a Chinese sports hero’s public image
This study traces the metamorphosis of Chinese Olympic swimming champion Sun Yang’s public image from a national sports hero to an ordinary individual on the Chinese social media platform Weibo. To explore the interplay between national identity construction and mediated discursive (de-)heroization of athletes, we employ discourse theories and a self-constructed corpus to analyze popular Weibo posts and follow-up comments during and after Sun Yan…
The Pragmatic Value and Innovative Use of Puns in Chinese Network Context
With the rapid development of Internet technology and the widespread adoption of social media, the forms of language use in the network context have become increasingly diverse. Puns, as a unique rhetorical device, play a significant role in this environment. This paper delves into the pragmatic value and innovative use of puns in Chinese within the network context, analyzing their roles in enhancing humor, promoting implicitness, enriching diver…
Embracing Enablement
Many authors in recent years have worked to encourage the inclusion of disabled people and to show disability characters in a positive light. In order to accomplish this, they tend to produce counter-disability characters and scenarios to promote enablement. This textual analysis focuses on three young adult fictions that provide positive portrayals of protagonists with disability, including Out of My Mind (Draper, 2010), Five Flavors of Dumb (Jo…
Chronic exercise interventions for executive function in overweight children
Risk assessment of imported malaria in China
Machine learning algorithms have reliable application prospects in risk assessment of imported malaria in China. This study provides a new methodological reference for the risk assessment and control strategies adjusting of imported malaria in China
Examining multiscale built environment interventions to mitigate travel-related carbon emissions
While established studies have explored interventions in the built environment (BE) and transportation sector to mitigate travel carbon emissions (TCE), planners still struggle to determine the most effective units of intervention, identify key variables, and determine their optimal values. This study addresses the gap by employing the extreme gradient boosting (XGBoost) model to create a multi-scale comparative framework. This study revealed tha…
Examining the correlation of household electric vehicle ownership
Why choose active travel over driving? Investigating the impact of the streetscape and land use on active travel in short journeys
Exploring the contributions of Ebike ownership, transit access, and the built environment to car ownership in a developing city
Study on carbon footprint evaluation and carbon reduction path of cross-basin water transfer project – A case study of the Yellow River East diversion project in China
Navigating the Real World
This study analyses the depiction of autism in Marcelo in the Real World, a young adult fiction novel, to critically explore the identity formation of the character Marcelo who navigates the challenges and complexities of the real world. By using the grounded theory and drawing on ideas from disability studies and social identity theory, the research demonstrates that parental guidance, encouragement and normal treatment of friends, and exposure …
Examining the Nonlinear and Synergistic Effects of Multidimensional Elements on Commuting Carbon Emissions
Understanding the specific effects of multidimensional elements of a built environment, transportation management policies, and the socio-demographics of travelers associated with commuting carbon emissions is significant for planners in promoting low-carbon and healthy urban development through transportation and land use and urban management policies. Most of the existing studies focus on the complex mechanisms affecting commuting behavior, but…
Examining the Nonlinear Effects of Residential and Workplace-built Environments on Active Travel in Short-Distance
Environmental pollution and health problems caused by the excessive use of motor vehicles have received widespread attention from all over the world. Currently, research lacks attention to the nonlinear effects of the built environment on short-distance active travel choices. It is important to understand these non-linear correlations, because it would be more feasible and necessary to promote a shift from car users to walking and cycling mode ch…
Research on the path of industrial sector's carbon peak based on the perspective of provincial differentiation
Research on the path to improve the level of straw resource utilization
How to sample a seizure plant
An accurate in situ MSI method for fresh water-rich succulent plants was obtained based on multi-parameter comparative experiments.Spatial imaging analysis of mescaline in Lophophora williamsii was performed using the above method.Based on the above results and previous results, a sampling proposal for forensic medicine practice is tentatively proposed
Active travel for active ageing in China
Socioeconomic and health effects on mortality declines in developing countries
Socioeconomic development and mortality levels in less developed countries
Some demographers have argued that post‐World War II mortality declines in the less‐developed countries (LDC's) are not associated with economic and social development because of the diffusion of health and medical techniques from the developed to the underdeveloped countries. This paper examines the current relationship between socioeconomic development and mortality levels in 124 countries, 94 of which are LDC's. The argument is tested with a p…
Exploring the contributions of Ebike ownership, transit access, and the built environment to car ownership in a developing city
Study on carbon footprint evaluation and carbon reduction path of cross-basin water transfer project – A case study of the Yellow River East diversion project in China
Examining multiscale built environment interventions to mitigate travel-related carbon emissions
While established studies have explored interventions in the built environment (BE) and transportation sector to mitigate travel carbon emissions (TCE), planners still struggle to determine the most effective units of intervention, identify key variables, and determine their optimal values. This study addresses the gap by employing the extreme gradient boosting (XGBoost) model to create a multi-scale comparative framework. This study revealed tha…
Examining the correlation of household electric vehicle ownership
Why choose active travel over driving? Investigating the impact of the streetscape and land use on active travel in short journeys
Socioeconomic development and mortality levels in less developed countries
Some demographers have argued that post‐World War II mortality declines in the less‐developed countries (LDC's) are not associated with economic and social development because of the diffusion of health and medical techniques from the developed to the underdeveloped countries. This paper examines the current relationship between socioeconomic development and mortality levels in 124 countries, 94 of which are LDC's. The argument is tested with a p…
Socioeconomic and health effects on mortality declines in developing countries
Yiqi Huoxue Formula ameliorates endometriosis by suppressing NF-κB p65/NLRP3 inflammasome-associated pyroptotic signaling
Heat-Related Deaths in Hot Cities
In this study we characterized the relationship between temperature and mortality in central Arizona desert cities that have an extremely hot climate. Relationships between daily maximum apparent temperature (ATmax) and mortality for eight condition-specific causes and all-cause deaths were modeled for all residents and separately for males and females ages <65 and ≥ 65 during the months May-October for years 2000-2008. The most robust relationsh…
Astragalus polysaccharides inhibits cardiomyocyte apoptosis during diabetic cardiomyopathy via the endoplasmic reticulum stress pathway
Evaluation of Single and Joint Toxicity of Perfluorinated Carboxylic Acids and Copper to Metal-Resistant Arthrobacter Strains
Perfluorocarboxylic acid compounds (PFCAs) and copper have been regarded as ubiquitous environmental contaminants in aquatic ecosystems worldwide. However, data on their possible joint toxic effects on microorganisms are still lacking. To study the combined effects of four PFCAs with different carbon chain lengths and copper, a series of experiments were conducted to explore the acute toxicity of these PFCAs in the absence and presence of copper …
Active travel for active ageing in China
To Examine the Effect of Government Governance of Medical System on Public Health by Using the Regression Analysis
The advance of medical technology undoubtedly could enhance personal health and public quality of life. Economically developed countries are developing toward national comprehensive care. In other words, the provision of national comprehensive health care is the common wish of the citizens and the government. Developed countries have almost achieved such a standard. However, the increasing national medical expenditure and medical expenses have su…
Does education level affect individuals' environmentally conscious behavior? Evidence from Mainland China
We analyzed data from 8,710 participants in the 2013 China General Social Survey by using the instrumental variable method to assess the impact of the number of years of individuals' formal education on their environmental behavior. The results show that more formal education significantly increased individuals' public and private environmental behavior. Higher levels of formal education improved individuals' environmental knowledge and their env…
Land-use conflict identification in urban fringe areas using the theory of leading functional space partition
Contemporary humanity is confronted with the development dilemma, especially in developing countries, of limited environmental capacity and increased pressure to protect the environment. Based on the concept of the Leading Functional Space Partition, this study identifies land-use conflicts in the urban fringes of ecologically fragile areas in Western China. The purpose is to explore the distribution characteristics of land-use conflicts in urban…
Effects of Multidimensional Self-Esteems on Health Promotion Behaviors in Adolescents
Objective: To explore the relationships between multidimensional self-esteems and health behaviors among adolescents by demographic background factors, so as to provide an important reference for the intervention of health promotion behavior and self-esteem education in the future. Methods: Taking adolescents in Chongqing as the object, this paper investigates the students in 24 primary and secondary schools (half of health promotion schools and …
Spatio-Temporal Urban Land Green Use Efficiency under Carbon Emission Constraints in the Yellow River Basin, China
In the context of rapid urbanization and limited land amount, it is essential to scientifically evaluate the urban land green use efficiency (ULGUE) to promote regional sustainable development. Current studies are of great value for enriching the theoretical system and application research of ULGUE. Still, most of them only consider industrial pollution but ignore carbon emission as an essential environmental influencing indicator. This paper int…
Migration for Better Jobs or Better Living
Traditionally, studies of mobility follow two main strands: migration driven by better jobs and by better living. However, the interactions and shifts between them are rarely addressed. In the largest-scale domestic migration, millions of Chinese movers have experienced changes in migration motivations in the past ten years. Starting with migration patterns, we attempt to explore the interaction and changes in migration motivations in a dynamic w…
A cross-regional comparison of Chinese bystanders' psychological experience of campus bullying
Breaking the cycle of bullying requires attention to the role of bystanders. We sought to identify the influencing factors associated with the psychological experience of junior high school students as bullying bystanders in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan according to data obtained from the Program for International Student Assessment 2018. The findings show that parental emotional support and the perception of school cooperation we…
Navigating the Real World
This study analyses the depiction of autism in Marcelo in the Real World, a young adult fiction novel, to critically explore the identity formation of the character Marcelo who navigates the challenges and complexities of the real world. By using the grounded theory and drawing on ideas from disability studies and social identity theory, the research demonstrates that parental guidance, encouragement and normal treatment of friends, and exposure …
Examining the Nonlinear and Synergistic Effects of Multidimensional Elements on Commuting Carbon Emissions
Understanding the specific effects of multidimensional elements of a built environment, transportation management policies, and the socio-demographics of travelers associated with commuting carbon emissions is significant for planners in promoting low-carbon and healthy urban development through transportation and land use and urban management policies. Most of the existing studies focus on the complex mechanisms affecting commuting behavior, but…
Examining the Nonlinear Effects of Residential and Workplace-built Environments on Active Travel in Short-Distance
Environmental pollution and health problems caused by the excessive use of motor vehicles have received widespread attention from all over the world. Currently, research lacks attention to the nonlinear effects of the built environment on short-distance active travel choices. It is important to understand these non-linear correlations, because it would be more feasible and necessary to promote a shift from car users to walking and cycling mode ch…
Research on the path of industrial sector's carbon peak based on the perspective of provincial differentiation
Research on the path to improve the level of straw resource utilization
How to sample a seizure plant
An accurate in situ MSI method for fresh water-rich succulent plants was obtained based on multi-parameter comparative experiments.Spatial imaging analysis of mescaline in Lophophora williamsii was performed using the above method.Based on the above results and previous results, a sampling proposal for forensic medicine practice is tentatively proposed
Analysis of factors influencing carbon emissions of urban households
CO 2 emissions reduction of urban residents is one of the main ways to mitigate climate change. Clarifying the key factors of carbon emissions can provide a reference basis for the government to formulate carbon reduction policies. The old urban community that widely exist in most cities in northern China is taken as the research object. Based on the fuzzy interpretive structural model and structural equation model, a new method is proposed to ex…
How to further develop the integrated planting and breeding mode
Under the climate change aggravating the issues of energy security and food shortage, global agriculture suffers from great pressure, and how to promote sustainable agriculture has become one of the hot issues of concern in academia. This paper focuses on China, where efforts are being made to develop sustainable agriculture, and takes the western part of Shandong Province as the target of study. Based on the identification of factors that affect…
The Pragmatic Value and Innovative Use of Puns in Chinese Network Context
With the rapid development of Internet technology and the widespread adoption of social media, the forms of language use in the network context have become increasingly diverse. Puns, as a unique rhetorical device, play a significant role in this environment. This paper delves into the pragmatic value and innovative use of puns in Chinese within the network context, analyzing their roles in enhancing humor, promoting implicitness, enriching diver…
Embracing Enablement
Many authors in recent years have worked to encourage the inclusion of disabled people and to show disability characters in a positive light. In order to accomplish this, they tend to produce counter-disability characters and scenarios to promote enablement. This textual analysis focuses on three young adult fictions that provide positive portrayals of protagonists with disability, including Out of My Mind (Draper, 2010), Five Flavors of Dumb (Jo…
Chronic exercise interventions for executive function in overweight children
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