LitCovid-sentences  

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T354 0-2 Sentence denotes 6.
T355 3-14 Sentence denotes Conclusions
T356 15-62 Sentence denotes Online social presence is increasing worldwide.
T357 63-147 Sentence denotes Social media has become increasingly important, especially for COVID-19 information.
T358 148-269 Sentence denotes In this study, we determined the impact of the role of e-government and COVID-19 word of mouth on online social presence.
T359 270-392 Sentence denotes We estimated the mediation impact of epidemic protection and attitude toward epidemic outbreaks on online social presence.
T360 393-516 Sentence denotes The key results showed that the role of e-government and COVID-19 word of mouth positively impacted online social presence.
T361 517-645 Sentence denotes Similarly, epidemic protection and attitude toward epidemic outbreak showed positive mediation impact on online social presence.
T362 646-722 Sentence denotes From estimated results, we outline some implications and policy suggestions:
T363 723-851 Sentence denotes During quarantine, people have more free time to participate in social media, which increases their desire to be present online.
T364 852-1032 Sentence denotes For themselves and society, they want to participate in disease protection and to provide suggestions to perform positively during the difficult time caused by COVID-19 quarantine.
T365 1033-1148 Sentence denotes People can obtain basic information and protection measures from e-government and obtain specifics about the issue.
T366 1149-1388 Sentence denotes For practical implementations during epidemic outbreaks, the results suggest that the health authorities and government should pay more attention to managing the attitude toward outbreaks and its relationship with the role of e-government.
T367 1389-1499 Sentence denotes People’s perceptions about the government will help build their willingness toward long-term pandemic control.