Lei
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3586378 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lei |
| SOBRENOME | Lei |
| ASSINATURA | LEI |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1706-0179 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 112 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Modulation of cortical functional connectivity and spectrum with transcranial focused ultrasound in chronic disorders of consciousness
This case provides cohesive, multi-modal evidence suggesting that targeted thalamic tFUS may be associated with a restorative process, concurrent with the normalization of dysfunctional cortical rhythms and the reintegration of large-scale brain networks that parallel the recovery of consciousness. Our findings offer preliminary insights supporting the continued investigation of tFUS as a potential therapeutic strategy for patients with severe br…
Distinguishing ChatGPT‐Generated Translation From Neural Machine Translation and Human Translation
The widespread adoption of large language models (LLMs) for translation tasks necessitates a deeper understanding of the stylistic characteristics of their generated translations, an area that remains largely underexplored. To address this gap, this study examines whether a distinct LLM‐translationese emerges in diplomatic translation and identifies the linguistic features that differentiate LLM‐based translation from neural machine translation (…
Informality features in AI-generated academic writing
A comparison between AI-generated and human-written academic texts is crucial for assessing LLMs’ proficiency in academic writing and providing insights into academic writing instruction. While previous research has primarily focused on lexical, syntactic, and discoursal features, the investigation of writing style is relatively underdeveloped. The present study focused on a set of linguistic features, which are generally labeled as “informal” by…
Understanding Residential Mobility in Urban China
As an avenue toward achieving better housing conditions and meeting individual and family needs, residential mobility is critical for migrants’ integration into the host society. Previous studies have examined the levels and determinants of residential mobility of (im)migrants and local/native residents separately, but few have directly compared the levels and determinants of mobility across these two groups or distinguished residential mobility …
Detecting authorship between generative AI models and humans
The distinction between artificial intelligence (AI)- and human-generated texts has become increasingly significant with the emergence of ChatGPT and other generative AI models, which have garnered millions of users. In this study, we assess Burrows’s Delta, a well-established algorithm in authorship attribution, as a potential AI detector in argumentative essays. Our results prove that Burrows’s Delta is an effective tool for detecting AI-genera…
Precarious Transitions
The rise of precarious work generates important questions about how this mode of employment might affect young workers' transition to adulthood, particularly their decision to live independently. Existing demographic literature has considered the impact of unemployment on parental coresidence but overlooked the potential influence of precarious employment. Yet, features of precarious employment might matter for young adults' residential arrangeme…
Child Gender and Subjective Well-Being of Older Parents in China
Mobility and settlement dynamics of Large Cutting Tool makers in the subtropical forests of South China
Simplification in translated Chinese
The Research Trends of Text Classification Studies (2000-2020)
Text Classification (TC) is the process of assigning several different categories to a set of texts. This study aims to evaluate the state of the arts of TC studies. Firstly, TC-related publications indexed in Web of Science were selected as data. In total, 3,121 TC-related publications were published in 760 journals between 2000 and 2020. Then, the bibliographic information was mined to identify the publication trends, important contributors, pu…
What Does it Take to Get Ahead? Individual Characteristics, Community Contexts, and Stratification Beliefs among Youth in China
Research on youth in disadvantaged neighborhoods suggests that community contexts can affect youth’s beliefs about what it takes to get ahead. Nevertheless, a systematic analysis of such beliefs across a variety of communities remains rare. Using data from the China Family Panel Study from 2010 to 2014, we examine how individual characteristics, community socioeconomic status (SES), and their interplay are linked to young adolescents’ views on th…
From traditional and socialist work-unit communities to commercial housing
The urban structure in China has been transformed profoundly through rounds of economic reforms. Over the past 60 years, various types of neighborhoods have emerged at different stages of economic and social transition. Formed and organized in different ways, these neighborhoods provide distinct economic, social, and physical environments to residents. However, little is known about the link between neighborhood types and the health of residents …
Characterizing the shape of Large Cutting Tools from the Baise Basin (South China) using a 3D geometric morphometric approach
Lexical use and social class
Is dependency distance experiencing a process of minimization? A diachronic study based on the State of the Union addresses
Fathers' migration and nutritional status of children in India
BACKGROUND: Due to international and internal migration, millions of children in developing countries are geographically separated from one or both of their parents. Prior research has not reached a consensus on the impacts of parental out-migration on children's growth, and little is known about how community contexts modify the impact of parental out-migration. OBJECTIVE: We aim to assess the overall impacts of fathers' previous and current mig…
The Impact of Transportation Infrastructure on Women's Employment in India
Indian women's labor force participation is extremely low and they are much less likely than men to work in the non-farm sector. Earlier research explained women's labor supply by individual characteristics, social institutions, and cultural norms, but not enough attention has been paid to the labor market opportunity structure that constrains women's labor market activities. Using data from the India Human Development Survey (IHDS) in 2004-05 an…
Intra-Household Allocation of Nutrients in an Opening China
This paper uses China Health and Nutrition Survey (CHNS) data to analyze the effect of foreign direct investment (FDI) on nutrient intakes across various family roles to identify the different family roles’ heterogeneous nutrition intake responses to economic openness. The empirical evidence shows that FDI enhances labor forces’ calorie intake significantly, especially for rural households. The government should continue facilitating more FDI inf…
Neighborhood ethnic density and self-rated health
Is Modern English becoming less inflectionally diversified? Evidence from entropy-based algorithm
The effect of neighborhood context on children's academic achievement in China
The impact of community context on children's health and nutritional status in China
Money or romance
摘要
Racial and ethnic differences in leaving and returning to the parental home
BACKGROUND: Although Black and Hispanic young adults in the U.S. are less likely than Whites to move out of the parental home and more likely than Whites to return, reasons for these differences have not been clearly identified. OBJECTIVE: This study examines the ability of racial/ethnic disparities in life course transitions, socioeconomic resources, and family connectivity to account for racial/ethnic differences in leaving and returning home. …
Failures-to-Launch and Boomerang Kids
The percentage of young American adults residing in their parents' home has increased markedly over recent years, but we know little about how sociodemographic, life-course, and parental characteristics facilitate or impede leaving or returning home. We use longitudinal data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics' Transition into Adulthood survey to examine the determinants of leaving and returning home among youth who turned age 18 between 2005…
Sons, Daughters, and Intergenerational Support in China
Traditionally, in the patriarchal Chinese family system, sons, rather than daughters, are expected to take the major responsibility for taking care of parents. However, demographic changes, economic development, and cultural transitions may have altered the traditional gender patterns of providing support to parents. This study examines the gender disparities in providing financial, instrumental, and emotional support to parents in rural and urba…
Racial and ethnic differences in leaving and returning to the parental home
BACKGROUND: Although Black and Hispanic young adults in the U.S. are less likely than Whites to move out of the parental home and more likely than Whites to return, reasons for these differences have not been clearly identified. OBJECTIVE: This study examines the ability of racial/ethnic disparities in life course transitions, socioeconomic resources, and family connectivity to account for racial/ethnic differences in leaving and returning home. …
Is dependency distance experiencing a process of minimization? A diachronic study based on the State of the Union addresses
The Impact of Transportation Infrastructure on Women's Employment in India
Indian women's labor force participation is extremely low and they are much less likely than men to work in the non-farm sector. Earlier research explained women's labor supply by individual characteristics, social institutions, and cultural norms, but not enough attention has been paid to the labor market opportunity structure that constrains women's labor market activities. Using data from the India Human Development Survey (IHDS) in 2004-05 an…
Simplification in translated Chinese
Characterizing the shape of Large Cutting Tools from the Baise Basin (South China) using a 3D geometric morphometric approach
Lexical use and social class
Fathers' migration and nutritional status of children in India
BACKGROUND: Due to international and internal migration, millions of children in developing countries are geographically separated from one or both of their parents. Prior research has not reached a consensus on the impacts of parental out-migration on children's growth, and little is known about how community contexts modify the impact of parental out-migration. OBJECTIVE: We aim to assess the overall impacts of fathers' previous and current mig…
Is Modern English becoming less inflectionally diversified? Evidence from entropy-based algorithm
The effect of neighborhood context on children's academic achievement in China
The impact of community context on children's health and nutritional status in China
Precarious Transitions
The rise of precarious work generates important questions about how this mode of employment might affect young workers' transition to adulthood, particularly their decision to live independently. Existing demographic literature has considered the impact of unemployment on parental coresidence but overlooked the potential influence of precarious employment. Yet, features of precarious employment might matter for young adults' residential arrangeme…
Neighborhood ethnic density and self-rated health
Sons, Daughters, and Intergenerational Support in China
Traditionally, in the patriarchal Chinese family system, sons, rather than daughters, are expected to take the major responsibility for taking care of parents. However, demographic changes, economic development, and cultural transitions may have altered the traditional gender patterns of providing support to parents. This study examines the gender disparities in providing financial, instrumental, and emotional support to parents in rural and urba…
Failures-to-Launch and Boomerang Kids
The percentage of young American adults residing in their parents' home has increased markedly over recent years, but we know little about how sociodemographic, life-course, and parental characteristics facilitate or impede leaving or returning home. We use longitudinal data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics' Transition into Adulthood survey to examine the determinants of leaving and returning home among youth who turned age 18 between 2005…
Money or romance
摘要
Racial and ethnic differences in leaving and returning to the parental home
BACKGROUND: Although Black and Hispanic young adults in the U.S. are less likely than Whites to move out of the parental home and more likely than Whites to return, reasons for these differences have not been clearly identified. OBJECTIVE: This study examines the ability of racial/ethnic disparities in life course transitions, socioeconomic resources, and family connectivity to account for racial/ethnic differences in leaving and returning home. …
The impact of community context on children's health and nutritional status in China
Intra-Household Allocation of Nutrients in an Opening China
This paper uses China Health and Nutrition Survey (CHNS) data to analyze the effect of foreign direct investment (FDI) on nutrient intakes across various family roles to identify the different family roles’ heterogeneous nutrition intake responses to economic openness. The empirical evidence shows that FDI enhances labor forces’ calorie intake significantly, especially for rural households. The government should continue facilitating more FDI inf…
Neighborhood ethnic density and self-rated health
Is Modern English becoming less inflectionally diversified? Evidence from entropy-based algorithm
The effect of neighborhood context on children's academic achievement in China
The Impact of Transportation Infrastructure on Women's Employment in India
Indian women's labor force participation is extremely low and they are much less likely than men to work in the non-farm sector. Earlier research explained women's labor supply by individual characteristics, social institutions, and cultural norms, but not enough attention has been paid to the labor market opportunity structure that constrains women's labor market activities. Using data from the India Human Development Survey (IHDS) in 2004-05 an…
Is dependency distance experiencing a process of minimization? A diachronic study based on the State of the Union addresses
Fathers' migration and nutritional status of children in India
BACKGROUND: Due to international and internal migration, millions of children in developing countries are geographically separated from one or both of their parents. Prior research has not reached a consensus on the impacts of parental out-migration on children's growth, and little is known about how community contexts modify the impact of parental out-migration. OBJECTIVE: We aim to assess the overall impacts of fathers' previous and current mig…
What Does it Take to Get Ahead? Individual Characteristics, Community Contexts, and Stratification Beliefs among Youth in China
Research on youth in disadvantaged neighborhoods suggests that community contexts can affect youth’s beliefs about what it takes to get ahead. Nevertheless, a systematic analysis of such beliefs across a variety of communities remains rare. Using data from the China Family Panel Study from 2010 to 2014, we examine how individual characteristics, community socioeconomic status (SES), and their interplay are linked to young adolescents’ views on th…
From traditional and socialist work-unit communities to commercial housing
The urban structure in China has been transformed profoundly through rounds of economic reforms. Over the past 60 years, various types of neighborhoods have emerged at different stages of economic and social transition. Formed and organized in different ways, these neighborhoods provide distinct economic, social, and physical environments to residents. However, little is known about the link between neighborhood types and the health of residents …
Characterizing the shape of Large Cutting Tools from the Baise Basin (South China) using a 3D geometric morphometric approach
Lexical use and social class
Mobility and settlement dynamics of Large Cutting Tool makers in the subtropical forests of South China
Simplification in translated Chinese
The Research Trends of Text Classification Studies (2000-2020)
Text Classification (TC) is the process of assigning several different categories to a set of texts. This study aims to evaluate the state of the arts of TC studies. Firstly, TC-related publications indexed in Web of Science were selected as data. In total, 3,121 TC-related publications were published in 760 journals between 2000 and 2020. Then, the bibliographic information was mined to identify the publication trends, important contributors, pu…
Child Gender and Subjective Well-Being of Older Parents in China
Precarious Transitions
The rise of precarious work generates important questions about how this mode of employment might affect young workers' transition to adulthood, particularly their decision to live independently. Existing demographic literature has considered the impact of unemployment on parental coresidence but overlooked the potential influence of precarious employment. Yet, features of precarious employment might matter for young adults' residential arrangeme…
Understanding Residential Mobility in Urban China
As an avenue toward achieving better housing conditions and meeting individual and family needs, residential mobility is critical for migrants’ integration into the host society. Previous studies have examined the levels and determinants of residential mobility of (im)migrants and local/native residents separately, but few have directly compared the levels and determinants of mobility across these two groups or distinguished residential mobility …
Detecting authorship between generative AI models and humans
The distinction between artificial intelligence (AI)- and human-generated texts has become increasingly significant with the emergence of ChatGPT and other generative AI models, which have garnered millions of users. In this study, we assess Burrows’s Delta, a well-established algorithm in authorship attribution, as a potential AI detector in argumentative essays. Our results prove that Burrows’s Delta is an effective tool for detecting AI-genera…
Modulation of cortical functional connectivity and spectrum with transcranial focused ultrasound in chronic disorders of consciousness
This case provides cohesive, multi-modal evidence suggesting that targeted thalamic tFUS may be associated with a restorative process, concurrent with the normalization of dysfunctional cortical rhythms and the reintegration of large-scale brain networks that parallel the recovery of consciousness. Our findings offer preliminary insights supporting the continued investigation of tFUS as a potential therapeutic strategy for patients with severe br…
Distinguishing ChatGPT‐Generated Translation From Neural Machine Translation and Human Translation
The widespread adoption of large language models (LLMs) for translation tasks necessitates a deeper understanding of the stylistic characteristics of their generated translations, an area that remains largely underexplored. To address this gap, this study examines whether a distinct LLM‐translationese emerges in diplomatic translation and identifies the linguistic features that differentiate LLM‐based translation from neural machine translation (…
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