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Introduction: High-intensity interval exercise (HIIE) has demonstrated positive effects on cardiovascular function improvement. However, research on HIIE's effects on vascular function often lacks focus on women despite known variations in arterial stiffness improvement across different menstrual stages. Consequently, the effects of HIIE performed during various menstrual phases on vascular function in women remains unclear. Therefore, this study aimed to examine the acute effects of HIIE on cardiovascular function in healthy young women across different menstrual phases to elucidate its cardiovascular benefits. Methods: We recruited 13 regularly exercising female college students and determined their menstrual cycle status through a questionnaire. One week before formal HIIE, we measured the participants' peak heart rate (HRpeak). Next, HIIE sessions were conducted during the follicular and luteal phases within the same menstrual cycle. Each session consisted of 10 one-minute bouts of exercise at 90% HRpeak intensity, followed by one minute of rest. Blood pressure and finger-toe pulse wave velocity (ftPWV) were measured at rest, immediately postexercise (T0), and at 15-minute intervals up to 60 minutes post-exercise (T15, T30, T45, T60). The statistical analysis used two-way repeated measures ANOVA. The trapezoidal rule was used to calculate the incremental area under the curve (iAUC) for ftPWV, systolic blood pressure (SBP), and diastolic blood pressure (DBP) from rest to T0, with differences analyzed using a paired samples ttest. Results: ftPWV was significantly lower in the luteal phase group than in the follicular phase group at rest, T0, T15, and T30 (p < 0.05). SBP was significantly lower in the luteal phase group at rest (p < 0.05) and in the follicular phase group at T30, T45, and T60 compared to rest (p < 0.05). DBP was significantly lower in the luteal phase group at rest, T30, T45, and T60 (p < 0.05). The iAUC for ftPWV, SBP, and DBP were significantly lower in the luteal phase group than in the follicular phase group during the rest-T0 period (p < 0.05). Conclusion: Healthy young women can achieve optimal cardiovascular stimulation by engaging in HIIE during the follicular phase, while exercising during the luteal phase may help reduce the adverse effects on vascular function. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Yi horn pattern an indispensable part of the Yi pattern has a strong attribute of "pattern symbol" and is widely used in the form of embroidery patterns in the Yi costumes. It is a heavy historical precipitation of the Yi sheep culture. Nowadays there are few studies on Yi horn patterns in the academic circles and they are incorporated in the comprehensive field of Yi culture research and Yi dress research. There is a lack of systematic combing and summarization and a dearth of in-depth excavation of the level of cultural connotation. From the perspective of Saussure's semiotics this paper adopted the method of corroboration between relevant literature and physical objects and then explored the causes and cultural context of the development of Yi sheep's horn patterns by examining the historical evolution of the shape of the Yi sheep's horn pattern summarizing its organizational structure features and the rules of color application. Two major conclusions are drawn. Firstly at the signifier level the Yi sheep' s horn pattern presents abstract and geometric symbolic features and balanced and unified formal characteristics and the basic shape composition is the interdependent and opposite whirlwind image composed of two whirlwind images. After the evolution on the basis of maintaining the basic features many combinations of deformations appeared which were mostly used in combination with ferns and other botanical motifs reflecting the Yi people' s inheritance and innovation of this cultural symbol. In the layout and placement of its independent pattern the pattern form and the Yi costume structure fit each other its continuous patterns are mostly organized in a two-way organization to highlight the sense of order and solemnity the use of color and the whole show the characteristics of unity of opposition. Secondly at the level of the signified of the Yi horn pattern the Yi people live in the context of the sheep-based animal husbandry mode of production and the Yi horn pattern is regarded as a symbol of a carefree peaceful and well-being life and carries the Yi people' s pursuit of wealth and good fortune. At the same time the Yi horn pattern plays an important role in the Yi rituals and rules and system culture confirming the original totem worship of the Yi people and that the sheep also plays a fair and just symbol in the legal system of the Yi ethnic group. Finally the shape and structure of the Yi horn pattern contain the traditional concept of creation of the Yi ethnic group and its symmetrical structure and double helix shape are symbolic expression of the male and female concept of the Yi ethnic group. This paper analyzes the Yi ethnic group 's horn patterns through Saussure 's semiotics and summarizes the development evolution and characteristics of its shape structure so as to study the deep cultural connotation provide practical examples for the study of Yi ethnic group' s horn patterns and contribute to promoting Yi culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To intervene in the process of the information epidemic s impact on public anxiety through a mediated model with moderation, and to explore the relationship between information epidemic and anxiety and its mechanism of action, with a view to better solving the difficulties it poses, eliminating the atmosphere of public anxiety shrouded by the information epidemic under the public health emergencies, and further stifling the possibilities of the generation of social risk crises. Methods Using a combination of convenience sampling and snowball samplings 1 580 valid questionnaires were surveyed nationwide, and descriptive statistical analyses, regression analyses, and mediated moderated effects analyses were conducted. Results Information epidemic had a positive predictive effect on anxiety level (仔二 0. 14, P < 0. 001), mental toughness partially mediated the relationship between information epidemic and anxiety level 0, 30 (95% CI: 0, 10 一 0. 52), with the indirect effect accounting for 15. 4 % of the total effect; and education level played a moderating role in the second half of the pathway of the aforementioned mediation model (仔二 一 0. 36, P < 0. 001). Condusion In the context of public health emergencies, it is recommended to improve the publics mental toughness and education level to mitigate the adverse impacts of information outbreaks, and then reduce the negative emotions of public anxiety. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In high-dip fault-block reservoirs, the development effects of oil wells at high and low positions vary greatly due to the influence of gravity. The physical simulation was used to explore the influence of dip angle on the development effect, and the calculation method of liquid production ratio of oil wells at high and low positions in water drive fault block reservoirs considering balanced displacement was derived. The accuracy of the calculation method of liquid production ratio of oil wells at high and low positions was verified by comparing with the numerical simulation results. It is found that with the increase of reservoir dip angle, the streamline at high position becomes less, the water drive swept area becomes smaller, and the recovery degree becomes lower. With the increase of reservoir dip angle, the liquid production ratio of the oil wells required for balanced production (the ratio of liquid production of high position oil wells to that of low position oil wells) increases. In the case of the same reservoir dip angle, with the increase of crude oil density and water injection intensity, the effect of dip angle on the fluid production ratio of oil wells required for balanced displacement becomes weak, and the fluid production ratio of oil wells decreases. This study is of great significance for balanced development of high dip fault block reservoirs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The natural various organisms’ surfaces perform versatile superhydrophobic phenomena, such as lotus leaves, bird feathers, and insect wings. For revealing the superhydrophobic principle of solid surface, Thomas Young proposed the famous Young’s equation, which depicts the relationship between surface tension and contact angle existing on the interface of solid, liquid and gas, and reveals the equilibrium between solid phase and liquid phase without any special action on a uniform surface. From this, Wenzel model is derived to describe the droplet state on a solid rough surface. However, the Wenzel model is not suitable for more complicated practical conditions, so Cassie and Baxter further proposed the Cassie-Baxter model, and this model assumes that a large amount of air is trapped between the solid and liquid interfaces, and the water droplets do not penetrate the rough structural surface. However, the practical wetting state generally falls in between the Wenzel model and Cassie model, showing the rough surface of water-partially moistened material. Therefore, researchers proposed the Wenzel-Cassis model, and at this point the development achieved perfection performed on the wettability model of the superhydrophobic surface. Researchers have developed various intelligent and facile routes to prepare biomimetic superhydrophobic surfaces of fabrics, that is, superhydrophobic fabrics with a water contact angle more than 150° can be obtained with the help of a synergistic effect between a certain roughness and low surface energy. Superhydrophobic fabrics have high additional application value in the development of functional clothing fabrics and the treatment of industrial wastewater. What is worth mentioning is that traditional finishing ways to prepare superhydrophobic fabrics require strict conditions, the obtained superhydrophobic capability is not stable, and the preparation process performs a certain harm to the environment, thereby greatly inhibiting practical applications. For better grasping the exploration and research status of superhydrophobic fabrics, we summarized the current synthesis methods and functional characteristics of superhydrophobic fabrics, including sol-gel method, etching method, surface deposition method, solvent-non-solvent method and electrospinning method, synchronously reviewed both domestic and overseas research progress of superhydrophobic fabrics in recent years, and analyzed the value of constructing self-roughening system for developing functional superhydrophobic fabrics. Combined with metal oxide semiconductor materials, noble metal nanoparticles and other decoration strategies, we can obtain the rough structural surface of superhydrophobic fabrics with anti-fouling, anti-freezing, flame retardant, anti-ultraviolet, antibacterial and anticorrosive characteristics. The theoretical basis and process system for preparing superhydrophobic fabrics are becoming increasingly mature and gradually improving. With the introduction of various nanomaterials and finishing technologies, the versatile functions involved in superhydrophobic fabric surface are improved, and especially, these acquired versatile fabrics maintain excellent self-cleaning and oil-water separation capability in multiple cycle experiments. In addition, we reviewed the research status and potential application of superhydrophobic fabrics applied for constructing functional clothing fabrics and industrial oil-water separation. The superhydrophobic fabrics obtained by a biomimetic strategy possess potential application value in various industries, including functional clothing fabric, oil-water separation, biomedicine, aerospace and navigation. Varieties of valuable research achievements have been accumulated in physical and chemical synthesis and processing of superhydrophobic fabrics, as well as related to regulate physical and chemical properties research. Nevertheless, we still face various current challenges for obtaining stable functional performance of superhydrophobic fabrics, so future research topics should be focused on preparing superhydrophobic fabrics with mechanical stability and durability, and expanding their application prospects and commercial value. For large-scale production and application, it is also necessary to develop environmentally friendly, efficient and sustainable routes to prepare versatile superhydrophobic fabrics, and focus on the design and development of superhydrophobic coatings with advanced multifunction features, as sustainable energy production and storage are considered to be the key to explore future multi-functional textiles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Digital finance has emerged along with the rapid development of China ’s digital economy and provides an important opportunity for China’s green and high-quality development (GHQD). To explore how digital finance affects China ’s GHQD, this article used the panel data of 283 prefecture-level and above cities in China from 2011 to 2019 as a research sample, constructed an evaluation index system for the level of GHQD based on the Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) model, and measured the level of GHQD of Chinese cities using global principal component analysis. The two-way fixed effects model, instrumental variables approach, and spatial econometric model were used to systematically analyze the effects and mechanisms of digital finance on GHQD. The research results showed that the development of digital finance could significantly promote GHQD. After considering the endogeneity issues and carrying out various robustness tests, the conclusion of this study still held. From the perspective of geographical differences, the promotion effect of digital finance on GHQD was effectively verified in the eastern and central-western regions, but the promotion effect in the eastern region was higher than that in the central and western regions. From the perspective of heterogeneity in the strength of financial supervision, although the promotion effect of digital finance on GHQD was effectively verified in regions with weak and strong financial supervision, the effect was stronger in regions with weak financial supervision. The results of spatial econometric research indicated that there was a significant positive spatial spillover effect of GHQD; that is, the improvement of the level of GHQD in one region would have a positive impact on the GHQD of its spatially related areas. Mechanism research showed that promoting green technology innovation and improving the efficiency of resource allocation were two important ways for digital finance to play a role in GHQD. The above research conclusions suggest that promoting the development of digital finance at present can shed new light on the promotion of GHQD. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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【Objective】The present paper aimed to investigate the effects of balanced fertilization on the fertility and microbial community structure of Amaranthus tricolor L. inter-root soil, to provide a reference basis for shaping a fertile A. tricolor inter-root soil microenvironment and constructing a high-yielding and high-quality A. tricolor production technology system.【Method】Based on traditional and high-throughput sequencing techniques, the study analyzed the changes of soil fertility and microbial community structure in the inter-rhizosphere of A. tricolor under the conditions of blank control(CK),potassium deficiency fertilization(NP),nitrogen deficiency fertilization(PK),phosphorus deficiency fertilization(NK) and balanced fertilization[188.0,53.0 and 50.0 kg/hm² of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium(NPK) fertilization, respectively].【Result】Application of different ratios of N,P and K fertilizers increased β-glucosidase, aminopeptidase and phosphatase activities in A. tricolor inter-root soil; Compared with the NPK treatment, the microbial biomass carbon(C),N and P contents of A. tricolor inter-root soil were generally lower in the non-balanced fertilizer treatment; All fertilizer treatments contributed to increase the bacterial diversity and richness of A. tricolor inter-root soil, but only the balanced fertilizer treatment increased the diversity and richness of fungi in the inter-root soil of A. tricolor. At the level of bacterial phylum classification, abundance percentage of the dominant bacterial phylum Proteobacteria, Acidobacteriota, Patescibacteria, Gemmatimonadota, Bacteroidota and Myxococcota in A. tricolor inter-rhizosphere soil in all fertilizer treatments increased, but that of Actinobacteriota and Chloroflexi decreased. At the taxonomic level of bacterial genera, fertilization not only obviously changed the abundance of bacterial genera at the taxonomic level of A. tricolor roots, but also enriched some specific dominant bacterial genera(unclassified＿o＿ Saccharimonadales,norank＿ f＿LWQ8 and Sphingomonas). At the fungal phylum taxonomic level, Ascomycota, Chytridiomycota, Mortierellomycota and unclassified＿ k＿ Fungi were the dominant fungi common to all fertilizer treatments; At the taxonomic level of fungal genera, Plectosphaerella,unclassified＿ f＿ Chytridiaceae,Gibellulopsis,Phialemonium,Mortierella,unclassified＿ k＿ Fungi and Myrothecium were the dominant fungal genera in the top 10 in terms of abundance in the different fertilizer treatments and missing from CK.【Conclusion】The application of different ratios of N,P and K fertilizers helped to improve the fertility of A. tricolor inter-roots soil and create a healthy soil environment, among which the balanced application(188.0,53.0 and 50.0 kg/hm2 of N,P and K fertilizers respectively) was the most effective in increasing the abundance and diversity of A. tricolor inter-root soil bacteria and fungi and improving the microenvironment of A. tricolor inter-root soil. It can be applied in the production of A. tricolor. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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目的 比较传统与改良后的 甲瓣联合第2足趾复合组织瓣再造术在Ⅱ类A区拇指缺损中的应用效果。 方法 选择Ⅱ类A区拇指缺损患者20例，其中行传统及改良后的 甲瓣联合第2足趾复合组织瓣再造术各10例， 分别记为传统组和改良组。比较两组患者术后6、12个月再造拇指功能相关评分、再造拇指示指捏力以及术后6个 月再造拇指最大捏力时过伸现象发生情况。结果 术后两组再造拇指功能评分、再造指力量评分、指腹皮肤感觉评 分、手使用情况评分及综合功能评分比较均无统计学差异（P均>0. 05）。术后 6、12个月改良组再造拇指捏力分别 为（6. 19 ± 0. 17）、（6. 83 ± 0. 12）lbs，传统组分别为（5. 90 ± 0. 35）、（6. 41 ± 0. 26）lbs；两组同时间点比较P均<0. 05。 术后改良组再造拇指最大捏力时发生过伸现象0例，传统组为8例（80%），两组比较P<0. 01。结论 Ⅱ类A区拇指 缺损患者采取传统与改良后的 甲瓣联合第2足趾复合组织瓣再造术均可取得较好的临床效果，改良后的术式有 助于提高再造拇指捏持物体时的捏力且减少过伸现象的发生。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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有效的故障管理需要依靠从网络中收集到的信息来实现,在透明光网络中,这些信息通过监控设备来传递。可通过分析光设备和监控设备的特性,利用编码的方法对透明光网络（设置了监控器）进行故障定位。文章采用的算法既考虑了不存在漏/误告警的理想情况,也考虑了存在漏/误告警的非理想情况,从而提高了故障定位的准确性。

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