cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/hs7r56rc6j.1
title: Normative reference value of BESS scale in recreational athletes

description: A cross sectional study was performed on 90 recreational athletes . The balance  was assessed on different surfaces with eyes open and closed using the BESS scale and there normative reference values were found , which came out to be  not normally distributed.
DOI: 10.17632/wc9k2cykzk.1
title: Mandrill Monkey Optimization Algorithm Matlab Code

description: Here, the Matlab code of  Mandrill Monkey Optimization Algorithm (MMOA) is shared. monkeys.
DOI: 10.17632/wc9k2cykzk.2
title: Mandrill Monkey Optimization Algorithm Matlab Code

description: Here, the Matlab code of  Mandrill Monkey Optimization Algorithm (MMOA) is shared.
DOI: 10.17632/jw86z4cjsn.1
title: Long term effect of high heels on muscular strength of back extensors and abdominals among working women's

description: High heels are a common fashion accessory among working women, and they are often worn for extended periods of time. Although they may look stylish and professional, there are concerns about the long-term effects of wearing high heels on the body, especially on the muscular strength of the abdominals and back extensors. The long-term effects of high heels on abdominal and back muscular strength can be significant, particularly among working women who wear them on a regular basis. The use of high heels can lead to weakened abdominal and back muscles, poor posture, and back pain.  Ultimately, it is important for women to be aware of the potential health risks associated with high heel use and take steps to protect their musculoskeletal health.
DOI: 10.17632/2djgwkvy3f.1
title: Impact of PCOD on physical, mental and social behaviour among women of reproductive age

description: Polycystic ovarian disease (PCOD) is a more common reproductive endocrine condition that affects 5% to 10% of women of reproductive age. Polycystic ovary disorder is a multifactorial and polygenic pathology distinguished by a wide variety of indications and symptoms related to reproductive, endocrine, and metabolic dysfunction. Aim of the study is to investigate the psychological factor among women with PCOD. Study was conducted using google form questionnaire which includes question related to demographic details, physical and psychological health. After collecting and analysing data we found that women with PCOD are suffering from stress, show less interest in physical ailments, sleep apnea ,social phobia, low self esteem and fear of increased weight among reproductive age group.
DOI: 10.17632/mzv8t35wjw.1
title: CD4/8 ratio

description: The effect of bone marrow CD4/CD8 ratio on lymphoma response and survival: single center experience
DOI: 10.17632/rnm7jr5t2m.1
title: KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND INJURY PREVENTION AWARENESS AMONG YOUNG BADMINTON PLAYERS: AN ONLINE CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY STUDY

description: The fastest overhead racquet sport, badminton is extremely physically demanding, requiring distinct racquet movements, motor control and balance, as well as coordination skills including reaction time and footwork. The upper extremity is subjected to extreme stress due to frequent overhead movements, whereas, the lunge action enables the player to successfully halt their body's motion and provide a sturdy platform from which to execute the required shot.
DOI: 10.17632/t3f583y97f.1
title: Emergence of Cooperative Glucose Binding Networks in Adaptive Peptide Systems -LCMS raw files(2)

description: DNH pH8
DOI: 10.17632/8nvp9977j3.1
title: CMOS-based Temperature Regulator for Adaptive Hardware Cooling

description: A truth table for a CMOS-based Temperature Regulator for Adaptive Hardware Cooling.
DOI: 10.17632/kmhkdd8mkd.1
title: ARivaT: A Tool for Automated Generation of Riva-based Business Process Architecture Diagrams

description: This is a tool that enables user to create Riva-based Business Process Architecture diagrams. So, it helps in drawing units of work diagram, generating First-Cut diagram, and generating Second-Cut diagram. The power of this tool lies in the following:                            1- Using drag and drop components to draw Units of Work Diagram
2- Taking units of works diagram as input and auto generating First Cut Diagram
3- Providing user with options to work on the Second Cut Diagram
4- Saving diagrams as xml files and reloading them for later use
5- Producing statistics about diagrams
6- Generating printer friendly versions of diagrams
DOI: 10.17632/kmhkdd8mkd.2
title: ARivaT: A Tool for Automated Generation of Riva-based Business Process Architecture Diagrams

description: This is a tool that enables user to create Riva-based Business Process Architecture diagrams. So, it helps in drawing units of work diagram, generating First-Cut diagram, and generating Second-Cut diagram. The power of this tool lies in the following:                            1- Using drag and drop components to draw Units of Work Diagram
2- Taking units of works diagram as input and auto generating First Cut Diagram
3- Providing user with options to work on the Second Cut Diagram
4- Saving diagrams as xml files and reloading them for later use
5- Producing statistics about diagrams
6- Generating printer friendly versions of diagrams
DOI: 10.17632/kmhkdd8mkd.3
title: ARivaT: A Tool for Automated Generation of Riva-based Business Process Architecture Diagrams

description: This is a tool that enables user to create Riva-based Business Process Architecture diagrams. So, it helps in drawing units of work diagram, generating First-Cut diagram, and generating Second-Cut diagram. The power of this tool lies in the following:
1- Using drag and drop components to draw Units of Work Diagram
2- Taking units of works diagram as input and auto generating First Cut Diagram
3- Providing user with options to work on the Second Cut Diagram
4- Saving diagrams as xml files and reloading them for later use
5- Producing statistics about diagrams
6- Generating printer friendly versions of diagrams
DOI: 10.17632/kmhkdd8mkd.4
title: ARivaT: A Tool for Automated Generation of Riva-based Business Process Architecture Diagrams

description: This is a tool that enables user to create Riva-based Business Process Architecture diagrams. So, it helps in drawing units of work diagram, generating First-Cut diagram, and generating Second-Cut diagram. The power of this tool lies in the following:
1- Using drag and drop components to draw Units of Work Diagram
2- Taking units of works diagram as input and auto generating First Cut Diagram
3- Providing user with options to work on the Second Cut Diagram
4- Saving diagrams as xml files and reloading them for later use
5- Producing statistics about diagrams
6- Generating printer friendly versions of diagrams
DOI: 10.17632/5p46ych7fz.1
title: Requirements Levels 

description: Variables requirements levels from IFC/CItyGML3.0- based LoIN : 
3D variables can be obtained from BIM, CIM or other data external sources. For each data source, integration workflows should be developed to retrieve the precise information. For each scale of the analysis (building or city or both), the degree of granularity should consider the smallest part/element of the model that holds significant information for simulating the property value (Biljecki et al, 2015). For example, indoor sunlight requires attributes at the level of IFC (ifcspace) and the value is stored in a CityGML class (Room). 


Figure 3: Variables specifications based LoIN - variables examples: Indoor (e.g., Property cost), Interactive (e.g., Indoor daylight, Sunlight exposure) and Outdoor (e.g., View quality) (italic: spatial elements; bold: non-spatial elements)( El Yamani et al. 2021).
In the following, we propose two information specification levels for property valuation, named LoIN-1 and LoIN-2, for  property valuation, which are described below.

•	LoIN-1 :
The specifications at this stage focus on the fundamental and generic entities and attributes that are necessary in any initial step for property valuation simulation and modeling. One such example is the Property Unit, which has boundaries that are required for defining other variables. The Property Unit can be defined as a boundary of space, volume, or building elements, and it can be obtained from either the IFC building elements or the IfcSpace (see this link for tables details).

•	LoIN-2 :
At the second level of the approach, detailed information is obtained for each variable by analyzing the input/output specifications of entities, attributes/Pset_properties, or relationships. The IFC/CityGML schema is used to select relevant classes or subclasses to retrieve the required varia-bles. 
The Pset_properties, which are attributes generated during the building modeling process according to IFC schema specifications, are used to provide more comprehensive information for each varia-ble. For instance, indoor daylight is modeled as a Pset_properties, which is created during the BIM modeling stage and is not exported as IFC parameters by default. This approach allows for a more granular and accurate simulation of 3D property valuation variables.(see this link for tables de-tails ).
DOI: 10.17632/9m4kpgp4vf.1
title: language analysis of physical education student's book in G3S1S2 

description: 1st Data set: The data presents the distribution ratio of words in the CEFR framework in the textbook of grade 3 semester1 and 2 in PE.

2nd Data set:
The data presents the distribution ratio of words in the TCVF framework in the textbook of grade 3 semester1 and 2 in PE.
DOI: 10.17632/6kxjzpkdvd.1
title: Dataset on physicochemical properties, mineral contents and consumer preferences of honey from different geographical zones and botanical origins in Tanzania

description: This dataset provides four tables, two figures, two appendices, and their raw data (as supplementary material). Appendix 1 presents a summarized table for geographical zones, regions, botanic origin, and the number of samples collected. Table 1 presents the physicochemical properties of honey samples between zones for each botanic origin, and Table 2 presents the physicochemical properties of honey samples between botanic origins for each geographical origin. Both tables correspond to raw data (S 1). Table 3 presents the mineral contents of honey samples between geographical origins for each botanic origin and Table 4 presents the mineral contents of honey samples between botanic origins for each geographical zone. Both tables correspond to raw data (S 2). Figure 1 presents the multivariate variations of honey samples from different botanic and geographical origins according to their moisture, ash, mineral, and viscosity values and corresponds to raw data (S 1 and S 2). Appendix 2 presents the characteristics of the sensory consumer panel and corresponds to the raw data (S 3). Furthermore, Figure 2 (a and b) presents mean hedonic scores for honey samples between zones for each botanic origin (A) and between botanic origins for each zone (B), and it corresponds to raw data (S 4).
DOI: 10.17632/zxb3bftydd.1
title: Supplemental Material for JAAD Article "Online risk calculator and nomogram for predicting sentinel lymph node positivity in Merkel Cell Carcinoma"

description: Supplemental Material for JAAD Article "Online risk calculator and nomogram for predicting sentinel lymph node positivity in Merkel Cell Carcinoma"
DOI: 10.17632/82fn7cbm5w.1
title: Dataset for simulations for Returns from Herding as a Function of the Social Network of Agents

description: Dataset reporting the results of market simulations for "Returns from Herding as a Function
of the Social Network of Agents: A Simulation Study". 
It includes results for private value auctions, at agent-level and market-level and results for common value auctions again at agent-level and market-level.  The GitHub links for R and Python code are available in the separate PDF.
DOI: 10.17632/vs3msdvsvw.1
title: A lncRNA from the FTO locus acts as a suppressor of the m6A writer complex and p53 tumor suppression signaling

description: western blot image
DOI: 10.17632/kzgxpfpmnf.1
title: Triangular core-shell nanowires

description: This data set shows the transition energies and absorption coefficients of triangular core-shell nanowires when the core material is shifted upward and downward. Each file's name corresponds to the raw data in the Figures in the submitted manuscript.
DOI: 10.17632/rbswy4j9vb.1
title: Average NO2 concentration in the total atmospheric column

description: This database refers to the average NO2 concentration in the total atmospheric column, estimated by the TROPOMI sensor, clipped for Brazil and part of South America and for Italy, for the years 2020 and 2019.

We used a MATLAB® code to get daily NO2 total column concentrations. The code allowed open and read the data available in an HTTPS server, maintained by KNMI R&D Satellite Observations (https://mpc-l2.tropomi.eu/archive/S5P/OFFL/NO2___/, last access: 23/04/2023). The offline data were used since these data have better quality in comparison with the near real-time data. The daily data are in the format NetCDF(Network Common Data Form), and contain, besides other information, the geolocation (latitude and longitude) and NO2 total column concentration for each grid point. As previously mentioned, they were selected the nearest grid points of the cities considered in this study.
Other methodology details are presented in the text of the manuscript.
DOI: 10.17632/swkc97w6bn.1
title: Ion AmpliSeq MH-74 Plex Microhaplotype Research Panel

description: 74 MHs data of Control DNA 9947A
DOI: 10.17632/4w8n8n96tc.1
title: raw data

description: 16s high-throughput sequencing results were used Uparse (v.7.1) to cluster classification operation units (Operationaltaxonomicunits, OTU) at 97% similarity to get the representative sequence of OTU. Then Alpha diversity analysis was carried out by Mothur (v.1.30.2) to reflect species richness and diversity in the samples. Beta diversity analysis was carried out by Qiime (v.1.9.1) to compare the community composition of the tested samples, and R language (version3.3.1) was used to analyze the species composition of the tested samples.
In the results of metagenome sequencing, the original sequencing data were controlled by fastp software, and the short segment sequences obtained by quality control were assembled by Multiple_Megahit. The assembly results were clustered by CD-HIT software to construct non-redundant gene set, and the high-quality reads of each sample were compared with non-redundant gene set using SOAPaligner software (default parameter: 95% identity), and the abundance information of genes in the corresponding samples was calculated. Then the non-redundant gene set sequence was compared with KEGG gene database (GENES) by DIAMOND (parameter: blastp; E-value≤1e-5). According to the gene abundance sum of KO, Pathway, EC and Module, the abundance of this functional category was calculated, and based on the corresponding abundance data table, the functional composition of microbes in the tested samples was analyzed by R language.
The original data of serum metabolic sequencing was converted into mzXML format by ProteoWizard, and then peaked alignment, retention time correction and peaked area extraction were performed by XCMS program. The structure of metabolites was identified by accurate mass number matching (<25ppm) and secondary spectrum matching to search the database.83 For the data extracted by XCMS, deleted the ion peaks with missing values > 50% in the group. The software SIMCA-P14.1 (Umetrics,Umea,Sweden) was used for pattern recognition. After the data was preprocessed by Pareto-scaling, the dimension of the multivariable original data was reduced by PCA (principal component analysis). The grouping trend (intra-group and inter-group similarity and difference) and outliers (whether there are abnormal samples) of the observed variables in the data set were analyzed. The differential metabolites were screened by the multiple of difference (Fold change) and T test (Student'st-test) obtained by univariate analysis.
DOI: 10.17632/vpb7vfrdn8.1
title: Hourly NO2 concentrations from surface stations

description: This dataset is for hourly NO2 concentrations from surface stations: Marginal Tietê - Ponte Remédios and Guarulhos- Pimentas, in the metropolitan region of São Paulo and at the station Porta San Felice, located in the urban area of the city of Bologna.

The data for the stations located in São Paulo were extracted from the platform of the Environmental Company of the State of São Paulo (CETESB, 2022) and from the Agenzia Prevenzione Ambiente Energia- Emilia Romagna (ARPAE, 2022) for the station located in Bologna.


ARPAE - Agenzia Prevenzione Ambiente Energia emilia romagna, 2022. Available at: Estrazione dati dalla rete regionale di qualità dell&#39;aria. https://dati.arpae.it/dataset/qualita-dell-aria-rete- dihttps://dati.arpae.it/dataset/qualita-dell-aria-rete-di-monitoraggio/resource/70da49ad-46d6-4945-
90ee-4149016a40bf/monitoraggio/resource/70da49ad-46d6-4945-90ee-4149016a40bf./ (Accessed: October 13, 2022).


CETESB. QUALAR - AIR QUALITY INFORMATION SYSTEM.
https://qualar.cetesb.sp.gov.br/qualar/relConfig. caoEstacao.do?method=gerarRelatorio/ (Accessed on: October 13, 2022.)
DOI: 10.17632/2k2g68nczb.1
title: Mobility Cellular dataset

description: This dataset refers to social mobility based on free public data from the Intelligent Monitoring and Information System of the State of São Paulo - Brazil for the years 2020 and 2021, for all municipalities of São Paulo and the Mobility Report produced by Google, for the year 2020, for all municipalities of São Paulo and provinces of Italy. Both data come from data received from telecom operators.
DOI: 10.17632/cr6p7x6ycp.1
title: diffractograms of crystals precipitated by the ureolytic activity of isolated bacteria that carry out MICP from cement-based materials in Colombia

description: This data set presents the results of the XRD analysis of crystals obtained from the induced precipitation of carbonates mediated by ureolytic bacteria isolated from cement-based materials in Colombia. The crystals were obtained from cultures in TSB+urea medium and incubated at 30°C under laboratory conditions.In the results obtained, it was evidenced that 100% of the crystals obtained correspond to the calcite polymorph.
DOI: 10.17632/xv5dw43czh.1
title: Awareness and Prevalence of risk factor of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) among college population - A Survey study

description: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a lung disease characterised by obstruction in the airflow which interferes with the normal breathing pattern. The World Health Organisation (WHO) announced COPD will be the third common cause for death by 2020. The objective of study is to assess the level of prevalence and awareness of risk factors of COPD and its symptoms among college students. An online survey among 270 college going student age between 18 to 28 year was done across the country. Questionnaire assessed the smoking rate, risk factors, symptoms, and awareness among college student related to COPD. Total of 270 individuals participated in the study. Out of total 52% are male and 47.9% female. Out of total 64.1% participant smoke and 35.9% don’t smoke. 36.3% participant said that another person frequently smokes around. - The study shows that there are no relevant symptoms shown in college student, but the population is mainly affected by air pollution and passive smoking. There is not much awareness regarding COPD.
DOI: 10.17632/5sd3y2wdjh.1
title: Impact of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation and Swallowing Exercise in Improving Quality of Life and Dysphagia in Patients with Head and Neck Cancer : A Randomize Clinical Study

description: The study aim to compare the effect of NMES and swallowing exercise while managing the dysphagia and Quality of life in the patients with Head neck cancer. Total participant were divided into two group group A and group B with 14 participants each.
DOI: 10.17632/89vgprbzv3.1
title: Mobile PM and NO2 data collected by mobile sensors on postal vans in Antwerp, Belgium

description: The data includes mobile air quality data (PM1, PM2.5, PM10 and NO2) opportunistically collected in Antwerp, Belgium, by mobile sensors (Kunak Mobile, Kunak Technologies) on postal vans (BelAir project. The dataset was collected between January and September, 2021, and includes the following fields: Device ID ("Dev"), datetime ("date"), Latitude ("Lat"), Longitude ("Lon"), driving speed ("Speed"), NO2 concentration in ppb ("NO2_ppb"), PM1 concentration ("PM1"), PM2.5 concentration ("PM2.5"), PM10 concentration ("PM10"), temperature ("Temp"), relative humidity ("Hum"), NO2 concentration in µg/m³ ("NO2"), moving/stationary status ("Moving")
DOI: 10.17632/mpwdsyywyy.1
title: Intra rater reliability of Fukuda step test among school going children 

description: Fukuda stepping test is used to evaluate dynamic balance in people those have vestibular dysfunction
- Participants was selected by purposive sampling method. The subject was made to stand at the centre of the circle with bare foot, they must perform this test eyes open and eyes close. 
Among all the students no one was aware about this test but they know the importance of balance they perform this test very well; the result was not normal
The normative reference score for school going children for eyes open was 23.1667(11.52798) and for eyes close was 13.4615(9.25122)
DOI: 10.17632/m2wmk8v7yn.1
title: Test-Retest reliability of sensa move, sensbalance miniboard 

description: To determine the young adults' sensa-move miniboard and star excursion balancing test normative reference scores
The patient should remove their shoes and socks for better result. The patient should perform without support. balance of the patient should be noted and the patient should hold for 6 sec in all nine directions
, the normality was concluded and correlation between both trial 1 and trial 2 was concluded
Reliability was described between all the samples.
DOI: 10.17632/km2yvfwfnc.1
title: AWARNESS IN HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS REGARDING ADVERSE EFFECTS OF PROCEDURAL PAIN ON NEONATAL HEALTH:AN ONLINE CROSS-SECTIONAL SURVEY STUDY

description: Neonates are more hypersensitive to painful stimuli, due to their immature nervous system and decreased inhibition of nociceptive pain. Because neonatal pain has such a negative impact on new-born, it is crucial that medical practitioners understand this impact. This can help neonates to reduce their pain and also decrease the adverse effect in them