Yiting Liu

Chinese Center For Disease Control and Prevention

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Zhidong Liu

Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Huaiyue Xu

Chinese Center For Disease Control and Prevention

Liu Shuang

UCSI University

Xudong Liu

Shanxi University

Qing Wang

Chinese Center For Disease Control and Prevention

Dongli Qi

Shenyang Ligong University

Yongjun Jia

National Satellite Ocean Application Service

Yang Wang

Jiangnan University

Ruoheng Lin

Second Xiangya Hospital of Central South University

Jing Li

Chinese Center For Disease Control and Prevention

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Chinese Center For Disease Control and Prevention

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Peking University

Sichuan University

Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

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National Marine Environmental Forecasting Center

Huazhong University of Science and Technology

Central South University

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Abnormalies of Horse Vertebrae from Xigou Site and Shirenzigou Site in Xinjiang

The 81st Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2017)

Yue Li Yue You Yiting Liu Xu Nuo Jianxin Wang

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Animal resource exploitation at the Huadizui site on the eve of state formation in China (1850–1750 BC)

International Journal of Osteoarchaeology (2023)

Yiting Liu Jing Yuan Wanfa Gu Qian Wu Yongqing Zhang

Abstract The Xinzhai period (1850–1750 BC) was on the eve of state formation. Abundant animal remains unearthed from the Huadizui site provide new key materials for a comprehensive understanding of animal resource utilization at that time. At Huadizui, the exploitation of pigs and sheep shows a meat‐oriented utilization. The exploitation of secondary products for sheep and cattle was absent. The activities of raising, hunting and consuming large bovines were less efficient but served as significant approaches to demonstrate the wealth or prestige of elites. In contrast, the Xinzhai site, a potential capital during Xinzhai Period, saw newly intensified and specialized animal exploitation, especially for secondary products. This differentiation in animal exploitation appeared earlier than state formation, suggesting the new intensified manner of animal utilization, that is, the exploitation of secondary products, may have been a critical force in sustaining the crucial political shift. This study contributes to our understanding of the role of animal exploitation in the process of state formation.

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10.1002/oa.3242

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Electrospinning and multilayer modification to construct NH2/EPSP-modified polyacrylonitrile nanofiber films for humidity regulation

Progress in Organic Coatings (2023)

Chunhao Li Cai‐Feng Wang Yiting Liu Yang Zhang Shuai Wang

Polyacrylonitrile

Spiropyran

Electrospinning

Merocyanine

10.1016/j.porgcoat.2023.107485

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Ambient air pollution exposure and risk of depression: A systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies

Psychiatry Research (2019)

Ying Zeng Ruoheng Lin Li Liu Yiting Liu Yamin Li

Depression

10.1016/j.psychres.2019.04.019

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Understanding the Complexity of Hypertension with Sarcopenia by Scientometric Analysis

Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare (2024)

Jingfeng Zou Yiting Liu Chun-Hui Tian Liping Wang Shaotian Li

The scientometric analysis was aim to focus on recent studies and clarify new research directions on hypertension with sarcopenia. We hope to provide comprehensive insights or actionable recommendations for clinicians or policymakers.

10.2147/jmdh.s498799

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Taxonomy and morphological identification of Pyrocystaceae (Pyrocystales, Dinophyta) species on the coasts of China

Biodiversity Science (2014)

Pan Yulong Ruixiang Li Liu Shuang Sheng Zhao Yiting Liu

Taxonomic studies on the family Pyrocystaceae are scarce because of the group's special life cycle and complicated taxonomic history. In this study, a detailed literature review of Pyrocystaceae is presented, and cysts of 11 species belonging to Pyrocystaceae are studied using morphological taxonomy methods. We believe that one species should be moved to genus Dissodinium, the remaining 10 species (including 2 varie- ties and 2 formas) are more reasonably kept in genus Pyrocystis. We also present a morphological description of each species. Furthermore, we believe that the taxonomic relationships between Dissodinium pseudolunula and Pyrocystis lunula, P. elegans and P. robusta require further study.

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10.3724/sp.j.1003.2014.13249

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Investigation and protection of fishery resources in the middle of Bohai Sea

Journal of Fisheries Science (2021)

Ruijia Zhou Xiao Liu Yiting Liu Mengmeng Bao Beibei Sun

In May and October 2017, 12 stations were set up in the Central Bohai Sea for fishery resources investigation. The results show that there are many dominant species in this area, and the inshore fishery resources are higher than those in the open sea because of the abundant nutrients from land, the high density of zooplankton and the food of swimming animals. In order to effectively protect the fishery resources in the Central Bohai Sea, this paper puts forward some suggestions, such as strengthening the protection propaganda, scientific and reasonable fishing, and strengthening the management of marine environment.

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Marine Fisheries

10.30564/jfsr.v3i2.2644

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Animal sacrifice in burial: Materials from China during the Shang and Western Zhou period

Archaeological Research in Asia (2020)

Yiting Liu Yang Wang Rowan K. Flad Xingshan Lei

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Western Zhou

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History of China

10.1016/j.ara.2020.100179

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An ecological study on the fouling community in Longkou Harbor

Marine Science Bulletin (2012)

LI Ji-ye Yiting Liu Zhao Sheng Xudong Liu

From March 2007 to March 2008,an annual panel test on fouling organisms was carried out in Longkou Harbor.During the experiment period,a total number of 32 species of fouling organisms were recorded.The dominant species were Polysiphonia morrowii,Ulothrix Jlacca,Entermorpha intestinalis,Tubularia mesembryanthemum,et al. Biofouling occurred all the year round,but the main period of settlement extended from May to November.The monthly average biomass of fouling organisms was 525.18 g/m~2 and the highest amount appeared in July.The seasonal average biomass was 1569.39 g/m~2 and the highest value was in autumn.The species composition and biomass exhibited a distinct shift of season.The temperature in which algae attached was lower than that in which the animals did.Shannon-Wiener diversity index was at the highest level in spring,and Pielou's evenness index and Margalef richness were at the highest level in summer.The analysis of multivariate methods showed that four groups were identified for fouling community in Longkou Harbor.Fouling organisms in autumn represented the main features of fouling organisms in this area.The analysis revealed that submersion season and succession period of fouling organisms played the important factors in species composition of community.

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ChatGPT, a new “Ghostwriter”: A teacher-and-students poetic autoethnography from an EMI academic writing class

Shizhou Yang Yiting Liu Te‐Chang Wu

Since its launch in late 2022, ChatGPT has generated both excitement and concern among language professionals in applied linguistics. Although various organizations, publishers, and institutions have introduced guidelines to address this phenomenon, these topdown approaches often neglect the nuanced experiences and perspectives of L2 academic writing teachers and their students. This study aims to bridge this gap by centering on the experiences of one EFL writing teacher and two international students in an undergraduate academic writing course in an English medium program in a Thai private university. In this class, students engaged in writing, reading, and discussions about what it means to be an academic writer in the age of generative AI. By employing collaborative poetic autoethnography, we argue that ChatGPT is more than just a tool or assistant; it has become a ubiquitous “ghostwriter” that requires careful navigation. Drawing on the poems, reflections, freewriting samples, and drafts collected from January to May 2024, the present study provides critical insights into ethical and effective integration of ChatGPT in EFL academic writing classes. The study also contributes to the domain of digital applied linguistics through depicting the opportunities and challenges presented by AI technologies in language and literacy education.

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Professional writing

10.29140/dal.v1.2244

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