Ze Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 5496409 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ze Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ze |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Inner Mongolia Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0354-4666 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A network analysis study of anxiety, depression and loneliness among middle-aged and elderly people in Xining area
Trouble relaxing", "Depressed mood", "Feeling left out", "Being restless", "Psychomotor retardation or agitation", and "Feeling lonely" could be key targets for the prevention of anxiety, depression, and loneliness in the middle-aged and older population in high-altitude areas.Additionally, there were significant differences in overall intensity between male and female networks, with gender-specific strategies recommended
Baicalin alleviates pathological changes in Alzheimer's disease comorbid with type 2 diabetes: Targeting metabolic dysregulation and neuroinflammation
Photoluminescent radiative cooling for aesthetic and urban comfort
Turning the Curve: Renewable Energy, Higher Education, and the Quest for Low‐Carbon Development in the E‐7
Creating effective policies for sustainable development remains a pressing challenge for emerging economies, where rapid growth often collides with environmental concerns. This study investigates the role of renewable energy (RE), foreign direct investment (FDI), natural resource use, economic growth (GDP), and education (ED) in shaping carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions across E‐7 countries from 1990 to 2024. Using advanced panel econometric techn…
Is metaverse a buzzword in education? Insights from a systematic review
Integration of serum pharmacochemistry and metabolomics to reveal the underlying mechanism of shaoyao-gancao-fuzi decoction to ameliorate rheumatoid arthritis
An Interpretation of the Cultural Implications in "Teahouse", the Treasure of Contemporary Chinese Literature
"Teahouse" is a play created by Lau Shaw in 1956. There are nearly 50 characters in the play. In addition to the family of the owner of the teahouse, there are many characters, such as the bannerman who is loyal to justice, the capitalist who is eager to prosper the country through industry, the treacherous eunuch, the impoverished farmer, as well as the spies, thugs, police, hooligans, physios, priests, etc. With the help of a small teahouse, it…
Simulation of potential endangered species distribution in drylands with small sample size based on semi-supervised models
Identifying suitable habitats for endangered species is critical in order to promote their recovery. However, conventional species distribution models (SDMs) need large amounts of labeled sample data to learn the relationship between species and environmental conditions, and are difficult to fully detangle the role of the environment in the distribution of the endangered species, which are very sparsely distributed and have environmental heteroge…
Consumption-Related Health Education Inequality in Covid-19: A Cross-Sectional Study in China
Background The COVID-19 pandemic influences various aspects of society, especially for people with low socioeconomic status. Health education has been proven to be a critical strategy in preventing a pandemic. However, socioeconomic characteristics may limit health education among low socioeconomic status groups. This study explores consumption-related health education inequality and the factors that contribute to this, which are variable across …
The Amazons: Lives and legends of warrior women across the ancient world
A pathological toe fracture as the initial presentation of cervical cancer is extremely rare, but clinicians need to be aware that we should not exclude cancer when patients come to the hospital for pathological fractures
From post-industrial landscape to creative precincts: Emergent spaces in Chinese cities
The urban development of Chinese cities has been very much a top-down process, leading to the oft-heard criticism that the current urban development process is overly influenced by national economic plans. This article attempts to unearth an emergent phenomenon in Chinese cities: post-industrial spaces that are initially revitalised by spontaneous occupation, later becoming established arts communities. These processes introduce important new spa…
The Amazons: Lives and legends of warrior women across the ancient world
A pathological toe fracture as the initial presentation of cervical cancer is extremely rare, but clinicians need to be aware that we should not exclude cancer when patients come to the hospital for pathological fractures
From post-industrial landscape to creative precincts: Emergent spaces in Chinese cities
The urban development of Chinese cities has been very much a top-down process, leading to the oft-heard criticism that the current urban development process is overly influenced by national economic plans. This article attempts to unearth an emergent phenomenon in Chinese cities: post-industrial spaces that are initially revitalised by spontaneous occupation, later becoming established arts communities. These processes introduce important new spa…
Turning the Curve: Renewable Energy, Higher Education, and the Quest for Low‐Carbon Development in the E‐7
Creating effective policies for sustainable development remains a pressing challenge for emerging economies, where rapid growth often collides with environmental concerns. This study investigates the role of renewable energy (RE), foreign direct investment (FDI), natural resource use, economic growth (GDP), and education (ED) in shaping carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions across E‐7 countries from 1990 to 2024. Using advanced panel econometric techn…
From post-industrial landscape to creative precincts: Emergent spaces in Chinese cities
The urban development of Chinese cities has been very much a top-down process, leading to the oft-heard criticism that the current urban development process is overly influenced by national economic plans. This article attempts to unearth an emergent phenomenon in Chinese cities: post-industrial spaces that are initially revitalised by spontaneous occupation, later becoming established arts communities. These processes introduce important new spa…
The Amazons: Lives and legends of warrior women across the ancient world
A pathological toe fracture as the initial presentation of cervical cancer is extremely rare, but clinicians need to be aware that we should not exclude cancer when patients come to the hospital for pathological fractures
Consumption-Related Health Education Inequality in Covid-19: A Cross-Sectional Study in China
Background The COVID-19 pandemic influences various aspects of society, especially for people with low socioeconomic status. Health education has been proven to be a critical strategy in preventing a pandemic. However, socioeconomic characteristics may limit health education among low socioeconomic status groups. This study explores consumption-related health education inequality and the factors that contribute to this, which are variable across …
An Interpretation of the Cultural Implications in "Teahouse", the Treasure of Contemporary Chinese Literature
"Teahouse" is a play created by Lau Shaw in 1956. There are nearly 50 characters in the play. In addition to the family of the owner of the teahouse, there are many characters, such as the bannerman who is loyal to justice, the capitalist who is eager to prosper the country through industry, the treacherous eunuch, the impoverished farmer, as well as the spies, thugs, police, hooligans, physios, priests, etc. With the help of a small teahouse, it…
Simulation of potential endangered species distribution in drylands with small sample size based on semi-supervised models
Identifying suitable habitats for endangered species is critical in order to promote their recovery. However, conventional species distribution models (SDMs) need large amounts of labeled sample data to learn the relationship between species and environmental conditions, and are difficult to fully detangle the role of the environment in the distribution of the endangered species, which are very sparsely distributed and have environmental heteroge…
Is metaverse a buzzword in education? Insights from a systematic review
Integration of serum pharmacochemistry and metabolomics to reveal the underlying mechanism of shaoyao-gancao-fuzi decoction to ameliorate rheumatoid arthritis
A network analysis study of anxiety, depression and loneliness among middle-aged and elderly people in Xining area
Trouble relaxing", "Depressed mood", "Feeling left out", "Being restless", "Psychomotor retardation or agitation", and "Feeling lonely" could be key targets for the prevention of anxiety, depression, and loneliness in the middle-aged and older population in high-altitude areas.Additionally, there were significant differences in overall intensity between male and female networks, with gender-specific strategies recommended
Baicalin alleviates pathological changes in Alzheimer's disease comorbid with type 2 diabetes: Targeting metabolic dysregulation and neuroinflammation
Photoluminescent radiative cooling for aesthetic and urban comfort
Turning the Curve: Renewable Energy, Higher Education, and the Quest for Low‐Carbon Development in the E‐7
Creating effective policies for sustainable development remains a pressing challenge for emerging economies, where rapid growth often collides with environmental concerns. This study investigates the role of renewable energy (RE), foreign direct investment (FDI), natural resource use, economic growth (GDP), and education (ED) in shaping carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions across E‐7 countries from 1990 to 2024. Using advanced panel econometric techn…
Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · China (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · History (2 works) · Metabolomics and Mass Spectrometry Studies (2 works) · Pharmacology (2 works)