The survey, to be led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Hydrobiology in Wuhan, Hubei province, and the conservation group World Wildlife Fund in China, will last for around 40 days. Through the survey, which will cover a 3,400-kilometre stretch of the Yangtze from Yichang in Hubei to Shanghai, scientists and authorities hope to get a clearer picture of the status of the ancient species, which was categorized as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature in 2013.
The study, published on Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications, described the sensor that can detect hydrogen peroxide inside human cells.
The sustained rapid growth of the ASEAN region pushed foreign direct investment flows to a record level of 5 billion in 2018, compared with 7 billion in 2017. The FDI inflows were boosted by inter-ASEAN investment, as well as strong growth in inflows from the European Union and Japan.
The summit focused on China's seismic risk control and insurance practices. Ou Jinping, Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, Gao Mengtan, former Deputy Director-General of the Institute of Geophysics of China Earthquake Administration, Wang He, Vice Chairman of China Association of Actuaries, Zhang Jianguo, Chief Engineer of Yunnan Seismological Bureau, Ryan Crompton, General Manager of Australia Risk Frontiers, Paul Somerville, Chief Geoscientist of Australia Risk Frontiers, Chen Sen, Chief Actuary of China Pacific Life Insurance Co. Ltd., Fan Jiemin, General Manager of the Group Property Insurance Department of China Pacific Life Insurance Co. Ltd., Li Xiaojun, Secretary-General of Seismological Society of China, Zuo Huiqiang, Chairman of China Re Catastrophe Risk Management Company, Feng Jian, General Manager of China Re Catastrophe Risk Management Company, Zhou Junhua, Deputy General Manager of China Re Catastrophe Risk Management Company, and other local and international experts and insurance industry veterans, conducted in-depth discussions and exchanged ideas on topics such as China's earthquake model development and commercial application, earthquake emergency control system establishment, post-earthquake reconstruction, earthquake insurance pilot application, and international earthquake insurance experiences.
The survey also showed eased cash strain, increased operating results, and stable investment enthusiasm among the firms, the association said, citing China's pro-SME measures such as the central bank's targeted monetary policies that lowered financing costs.
The survey was commissioned by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, ahead of a conference-titled Think Asia, Think Hong Kong-it is hosting in London on Thursday to foster closer business links between the Chinese special administrative region and the UK.
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The survey indicated that during the pandemic, Tianjin residents have spent more on buying printed books than in previous years, and their average spending on printed publications has risen to No 7 in the country from No 11 last year.
The survey showed global business confidence also increased since the third quarter of 2017, following the rebound of global exports.
The study indicates more people consider WEY's model to have a "stylish design" than Land Rover (41.1 percent compared to 38.1 percent). And it also scored well as a "cool brand" in comparison to Land Rover (28.2 percent compared to 26.7 percent).
The success of the Suez Canal economic zone can be gauged from the fact that many Egyptian investors are participating in the development of several other industrial zones in the economic zone.