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Email: author@institute.xxx\n(Note: The number of Correspondence Authors is limited to 2. The provided correspondence emails must be valid and should accurately reflect the names or affiliations of the correspondence authors. Please note that QQ emails are not considered acceptable.)\nReceived: Day Month Year    Accepted: Day Month Year\nABSTRACT\nFor Original Articles, please provide a structured abstract of no more than 250 words, divided into four sections: Background (or Objectives), Methods, Results, Conclusions. A merged Methods and Results subheading is also permitted if this permits more economical expression. Abbreviations that appear only once in the abstract should be defined in full. 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