Xiaoxi Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 6034182 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiaoxi Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiaoxi |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Xi'an Jiaotong University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5917-5495 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
People-Oriented integration of antenatal care services in Chongqing, China
Objectives: This study aimed to introduce specific practices and analyze the effects of people-oriented integration of antenatal care services in Chongqing.Methods: A qualitative case study was conducted in Chongqing. A semi-structured interview was conducted by the research team, and interviewees included six government officials and eight executives of medical and antenatal care institutions. 466 pregnant women were also included in the study t…
Analysis of the Content of Maternal Nutrition and Health Service Policy Text in China
Integrated care for pregnant women has been widely discussed for its potential to address complex care demands, contribute to fragmented care system outcomes, enhance efficiency, and improve access to care
Preferred Care Patterns and the Associated Factors of Integrated Health Care and Social Care among Community-dwelling Older Adults in China
Background: Since the aging society has put forward a request for integrating the resources of health and social care, understanding older adults’ preferences in care patterns is crucial. Objectives: A large-sample survey was conducted for analyzing the preferred care patterns of community-dwelling older adults in China and assessing the influencing factors. Methods: 1184 older adults were recruited by a cluster-randomized sampling method in thre…
Developmental Changes in the Structure of Executive Function from Early To Late Adolescence
The organization of functional components of executive functions during the critical developmental period of adolescence remains poorly understood. The current study was to examine whether there were age-related differences in component structures of executive function from around age 10 to 18. Using a cohort-sequential design, a sample of 858 Chinese adolescents (grade 5, n = 287, Mage = 10.72, SD = 0.39, 41.8% girls; grade 7, n = 304, Mage = 12…
Network pharmacology analysis of the regulatory effects and mechanisms of Alae on sow reproduction in vivo and in vitro
Dministration of ALAE significantly increased the total number of piglets born, the numbers of live and healthy litters and decreased the number of stillbirths through improving placental structure, attenuating inflammatory response, modulating placental angiogenesis and growth factor receptors in sows. The improvement of reproductive ability may be related to activation of the EGFR-PI3K-AKT1 pathway in PEECs. Moreover, ALAE maybe involved in mod…
From aging to greener homes: Understanding the link between population aging and household carbon emissions in China
An intelligent low carbon economy management scheme based on the genetic algorithm enabled replacement recommendation model
Novel research methods for energy use, carbon emissions, and economic growth: Evidence from the USA
Researchers and governments are debating whether to use renewable energy sources or fossil fuels. The impact of the final decision on developed and developing regions is either the same or different. To investigate the answers to these issues, the current study used panel data for the US economy from 1985 to 2020. Following preliminary diagnostic testing, the researchers discovered that the data is stationary at the level and has long-run cointeg…
Shell-tempered pottery: Opportunism OR/AND technical choice? On the use of a common resource by Northeast China hunter-gatherers
Technological changes, financial development and ecological consequences: A comparative study of developed and developing economies
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Un cimetière catholique du XIXe siècle en Chine
SitePianlianchengJilinChineDate12 août-22 septembre 2017Surface fouillée1 020 m2ÉquipeAnthropologieKan Hou, Université du ShanxiElizabeth Berger, University of California, RiversideGwendal Guegen, Nantes Métropole, UMR 6566 « CReAAH »NumismatiqueLyce Jankowski, Musée royal de Mariemont, UMR 8155 « CRCAO » L’opération menée par la Mission archéologique franco-chinoise dans le nord-est de la Chine (MAFNEC) en 2017 (voir « Un site fortifié médiéval …
Un site fortifié médiéval en Mandchourie
SitePianlianchengJilinChineDate12 août-22 septembre 2017Surface fouillée1 020 m2ÉquipeAnthropologieKan Hou, Université du ShanxiElizabeth Berger, University of California, RiversideGwendal Guegen, Nantes Métropole, UMR 6566 « CReAAH » La Mission archéologique franco-chinoise dans le nord-est de la Chine (MAFNEC) est une équipe pluridisciplinaire montée en partenariat avec le CNRS, l’Inrap, l’université d’Oxford, l’Institut de recherches archéolog…
Changing settlement patterns and subsistence strategies in Northeast China: Results of the Yueliang regional survey
A Glimpse into Burial Practices of Medieval (10th to 13th c. AD) Elites in the Horqin Region, Northeast China
Cette étude a pour but de présenter deux tombes à chambre en brique des périodes Liao et Jin (Xe-XIIIe s.) fouillées récemment dans la region du Ke’erqin (à Dongmengyi dans le district de Shuangliao et à Hamaqin dans le district de Changling), dans l’ouest de la province du Jilin, dans le nord-est de la Chine. La description de ces découvertes, réalisée de la manière la plus détaillée possible, met en relief les éléments architecturaux, ceux du m…
Investigation on the Yinjiawopu Site, a Medieval Salt Production Workshop in Northeast China
In 2014 and 2015, the Research Center for Chinese Frontier Archaeology at Jilin University and the Jilin Province Archaeological Research Institute jointly conducted two excavations at the Yinjiawopu Site, in Da’an City, Jilin Province, Northeast China. One burial, two canals, five leaching pits, two house-foundations, four hearths, 103 pits, two ditches, and over 800 pieces of artifacts dated from the 12th to the 13th centuries a.d. (the Liao-Ji…
The first salt production workshop discovered in the Manchuria Plain (Yinjiawopu site, Jilin, China)
The Effect of Education on Mortality among Older Taiwanese and its Pathways
The present research examines the impact of education on the mortality of older Taiwanese during a 4-year interval from April 1989 to April 1993. Data used for this study come from the Taiwan Survey of Health & Living Status of the Elderly (1989). The research decomposes the effect of education into the direct effect and the indirect effects by means of health status, health behaviors, and social relationships. We have shown that, of the total ef…
Transitions in Functional Status and Active Life Expectancy among Older People in Japan
This study analyzes the patterns and determinants of the transitions in functional status among elderly Japanese persons. Data for this research came from a two-wave national probability sample survey of persons aged 60 and over conducted between 1987 and 1990 in Japan. The study focuses on the transitions from two states of origin, "not disable" and "disabled," to three states of destination, "not disabled," "disabled," and "dead." Through multi…
Social Networks, Social Support, and Mortality Among Older People in Japan
This study examined the effects of social networks and social support on the mortality of a national probability sample of 2,200 elderly Japanese persons during a three-year period. The direct and indirect effects of social relationships were assessed by using hazard rate models in conjunction with ordinary least squares regressions. Among the five measures of social relationships, social participation is shown to have a strong impact on mortalit…
The Effect of Education on Mortality among Older Taiwanese and its Pathways
The present research examines the impact of education on the mortality of older Taiwanese during a 4-year interval from April 1989 to April 1993. Data used for this study come from the Taiwan Survey of Health & Living Status of the Elderly (1989). The research decomposes the effect of education into the direct effect and the indirect effects by means of health status, health behaviors, and social relationships. We have shown that, of the total ef…
Transitions in Functional Status and Active Life Expectancy among Older People in Japan
This study analyzes the patterns and determinants of the transitions in functional status among elderly Japanese persons. Data for this research came from a two-wave national probability sample survey of persons aged 60 and over conducted between 1987 and 1990 in Japan. The study focuses on the transitions from two states of origin, "not disable" and "disabled," to three states of destination, "not disabled," "disabled," and "dead." Through multi…
From aging to greener homes: Understanding the link between population aging and household carbon emissions in China
Changing settlement patterns and subsistence strategies in Northeast China: Results of the Yueliang regional survey
Investigation on the Yinjiawopu Site, a Medieval Salt Production Workshop in Northeast China
In 2014 and 2015, the Research Center for Chinese Frontier Archaeology at Jilin University and the Jilin Province Archaeological Research Institute jointly conducted two excavations at the Yinjiawopu Site, in Da’an City, Jilin Province, Northeast China. One burial, two canals, five leaching pits, two house-foundations, four hearths, 103 pits, two ditches, and over 800 pieces of artifacts dated from the 12th to the 13th centuries a.d. (the Liao-Ji…
Social Networks, Social Support, and Mortality Among Older People in Japan
This study examined the effects of social networks and social support on the mortality of a national probability sample of 2,200 elderly Japanese persons during a three-year period. The direct and indirect effects of social relationships were assessed by using hazard rate models in conjunction with ordinary least squares regressions. Among the five measures of social relationships, social participation is shown to have a strong impact on mortalit…
Transitions in Functional Status and Active Life Expectancy among Older People in Japan
This study analyzes the patterns and determinants of the transitions in functional status among elderly Japanese persons. Data for this research came from a two-wave national probability sample survey of persons aged 60 and over conducted between 1987 and 1990 in Japan. The study focuses on the transitions from two states of origin, "not disable" and "disabled," to three states of destination, "not disabled," "disabled," and "dead." Through multi…
The Effect of Education on Mortality among Older Taiwanese and its Pathways
The present research examines the impact of education on the mortality of older Taiwanese during a 4-year interval from April 1989 to April 1993. Data used for this study come from the Taiwan Survey of Health & Living Status of the Elderly (1989). The research decomposes the effect of education into the direct effect and the indirect effects by means of health status, health behaviors, and social relationships. We have shown that, of the total ef…
The first salt production workshop discovered in the Manchuria Plain (Yinjiawopu site, Jilin, China)
Investigation on the Yinjiawopu Site, a Medieval Salt Production Workshop in Northeast China
In 2014 and 2015, the Research Center for Chinese Frontier Archaeology at Jilin University and the Jilin Province Archaeological Research Institute jointly conducted two excavations at the Yinjiawopu Site, in Da’an City, Jilin Province, Northeast China. One burial, two canals, five leaching pits, two house-foundations, four hearths, 103 pits, two ditches, and over 800 pieces of artifacts dated from the 12th to the 13th centuries a.d. (the Liao-Ji…
A Glimpse into Burial Practices of Medieval (10th to 13th c. AD) Elites in the Horqin Region, Northeast China
Cette étude a pour but de présenter deux tombes à chambre en brique des périodes Liao et Jin (Xe-XIIIe s.) fouillées récemment dans la region du Ke’erqin (à Dongmengyi dans le district de Shuangliao et à Hamaqin dans le district de Changling), dans l’ouest de la province du Jilin, dans le nord-est de la Chine. La description de ces découvertes, réalisée de la manière la plus détaillée possible, met en relief les éléments architecturaux, ceux du m…
Un cimetière catholique du XIXe siècle en Chine
SitePianlianchengJilinChineDate12 août-22 septembre 2017Surface fouillée1 020 m2ÉquipeAnthropologieKan Hou, Université du ShanxiElizabeth Berger, University of California, RiversideGwendal Guegen, Nantes Métropole, UMR 6566 « CReAAH »NumismatiqueLyce Jankowski, Musée royal de Mariemont, UMR 8155 « CRCAO » L’opération menée par la Mission archéologique franco-chinoise dans le nord-est de la Chine (MAFNEC) en 2017 (voir « Un site fortifié médiéval …
Un site fortifié médiéval en Mandchourie
SitePianlianchengJilinChineDate12 août-22 septembre 2017Surface fouillée1 020 m2ÉquipeAnthropologieKan Hou, Université du ShanxiElizabeth Berger, University of California, RiversideGwendal Guegen, Nantes Métropole, UMR 6566 « CReAAH » La Mission archéologique franco-chinoise dans le nord-est de la Chine (MAFNEC) est une équipe pluridisciplinaire montée en partenariat avec le CNRS, l’Inrap, l’université d’Oxford, l’Institut de recherches archéolog…
Changing settlement patterns and subsistence strategies in Northeast China: Results of the Yueliang regional survey
Technological changes, financial development and ecological consequences: A comparative study of developed and developing economies
Annual Bibliography
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
An intelligent low carbon economy management scheme based on the genetic algorithm enabled replacement recommendation model
Novel research methods for energy use, carbon emissions, and economic growth: Evidence from the USA
Researchers and governments are debating whether to use renewable energy sources or fossil fuels. The impact of the final decision on developed and developing regions is either the same or different. To investigate the answers to these issues, the current study used panel data for the US economy from 1985 to 2020. Following preliminary diagnostic testing, the researchers discovered that the data is stationary at the level and has long-run cointeg…
Shell-tempered pottery: Opportunism OR/AND technical choice? On the use of a common resource by Northeast China hunter-gatherers
Network pharmacology analysis of the regulatory effects and mechanisms of Alae on sow reproduction in vivo and in vitro
Dministration of ALAE significantly increased the total number of piglets born, the numbers of live and healthy litters and decreased the number of stillbirths through improving placental structure, attenuating inflammatory response, modulating placental angiogenesis and growth factor receptors in sows. The improvement of reproductive ability may be related to activation of the EGFR-PI3K-AKT1 pathway in PEECs. Moreover, ALAE maybe involved in mod…
From aging to greener homes: Understanding the link between population aging and household carbon emissions in China
People-Oriented integration of antenatal care services in Chongqing, China
Objectives: This study aimed to introduce specific practices and analyze the effects of people-oriented integration of antenatal care services in Chongqing.Methods: A qualitative case study was conducted in Chongqing. A semi-structured interview was conducted by the research team, and interviewees included six government officials and eight executives of medical and antenatal care institutions. 466 pregnant women were also included in the study t…
Analysis of the Content of Maternal Nutrition and Health Service Policy Text in China
Integrated care for pregnant women has been widely discussed for its potential to address complex care demands, contribute to fragmented care system outcomes, enhance efficiency, and improve access to care
Preferred Care Patterns and the Associated Factors of Integrated Health Care and Social Care among Community-dwelling Older Adults in China
Background: Since the aging society has put forward a request for integrating the resources of health and social care, understanding older adults’ preferences in care patterns is crucial. Objectives: A large-sample survey was conducted for analyzing the preferred care patterns of community-dwelling older adults in China and assessing the influencing factors. Methods: 1184 older adults were recruited by a cluster-randomized sampling method in thre…
Developmental Changes in the Structure of Executive Function from Early To Late Adolescence
The organization of functional components of executive functions during the critical developmental period of adolescence remains poorly understood. The current study was to examine whether there were age-related differences in component structures of executive function from around age 10 to 18. Using a cohort-sequential design, a sample of 858 Chinese adolescents (grade 5, n = 287, Mage = 10.72, SD = 0.39, 41.8% girls; grade 7, n = 304, Mage = 12…
China (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)