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DOI: 10.17632/pzgyr97whg
title: The Benefits of Shuai Shou Gong (SSG) Demonstrated in a Randomised Control Trial (RCT) Study of Older Adults in Two Communities in Thailand 

description: Introduction: Shuai Shou Gong (SSG) is a type of Arm Swing Exercise (ASE) developed and practiced especially by older people in China for over one thousand years to maintain physical health and well-being. Until now the potential benefits of SSG have not been investigated in a Randomised Control Trial (RCT). 
Materials and Methods: Fifty six older women were recruited from each of two urban communities in Khon Kaen, Thailand. One community was randomly assigned as the Exercise Group (mean age 68.3 years, standard deviation 5.6 years) and the other as the Control Group (69.4 years, 4.4 years). The Exercise Group performed SSG for 40 minutes, three days per week for two months, whereas the Control Group maintained their usual daily life. Measurements of Posture (C7 to Wall Distance (C7WD), Standing Height (SH), Flexibility (Back Scratch of Left and Right arms (BSL and BSR) and Chair Sit and Reach of Left and Right legs (CSRL and CSRR), Gait (Timed Up and Go (TUG)), and Cognition (Barthel Activities of Daily Living Index (BADL) and Rosenberg Self Esteem Scale (RSES) questionnaires) were recorded for each group prior to, on day 1, week 4, and week 8 of the SSG training.
Results: The 8 week SSG training course produced a significant interaction between group and time for the combined set of all outcome measures (C7WD, SH, BSL, BSR, CSRL, CSRR, TUG, BADL, and BSES) (Modified ANOVA-Type Statistic (MATS) p-value < 0.001) and for the four categories of Posture, Flexibility, Gait, and Cognition (all Wald-Type Statistic (WTS) p-values < 0.05) and in all cases the changes in the Exercise Group were in the direction predicted to be beneficial. No significant interaction effect between time and group was found after either one session or four weeks of SSG training for any of the categories (all WTS p > 0.05) with significant effects only arising after eight weeks (all WTS p < 0.05). Thus although alterations were shown to be increasingly beneficial over time the minimum period required to produce a statistically significant benefit from performing SSG training was 8 weeks. For the Control Group no significant changes were identified for Posture, Flexibility and Cognition however a significant deterioration was observed in TUG (WTS p = 0.003). 
Conclusions: SSG is a holistic, gentle, rhythmic, whole body sequence of movements that may be readily learned and enjoyed in a group setting and has been confirmed in an RCT study of older adult females to produce significant benefits in Posture, Flexibility, Gait and Cognition.
DOI: 10.17632/7zr49hyhz3
title: Data for:Revisiting the Data Reduction of Seafloor Heat-Flow Measurement: the Example of Mapping Hydrothermal Venting Site around Yonaguni Knoll IV in the South Okinawa Trough

description: Original temperature record made by Lister-type heat probe around Yonaguni Knoll IV in South Okinawa Trough. The heat probe consists of 12 thermistors in 6 meters long and releases a heat pulse after the penetration.
DOI: 10.17632/4xwc5gjhbt
title: Material properties of PLA and TPEE from vendor

description: These are material properties provided by the vendors.
DOI: 10.17632/3xrf5rctnk
title: Debris disk radiative transfer simulation tool (DDS)

description: Abstract A WWW interface for the simulation of spectral energy distributions of optically thin dust configurations with an embedded radiative source is presented. The density distribution, radiative source, and dust parameters can be selected either from an internal database or defined by the user. This tool is optimized for studying circumstellar debris disks where large grains ( a grain ≫ 1 μ m ) are expected to determine the far-infrared through millimeter dust reemission spectral energy distributi... Title of program: Debris Disk Radiative Transfer Simulator (DDS) Catalogue Id: ADVV_v1_0 Nature of problem Simulation of scattered light and thermal reemission in arbitrary optically dust distributions with spherical, homogeneous grains where the dust parameters (optical properties, sublimation temperature, grain size) and SED of the illuminating/ heating radiative source can be arbitrarily defined (example application: Wolf and Hillenbrand 2003). The program is optimized for studying circumstellar debris disks where large grains (i.e., with large size parameters) are expected to determine the far-in ... Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data ADVV_v1_0; Debris Disk Radiative Transfer Simulator (DDS); 10.1016/j.cpc.2005.04.014 This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2018)
DOI: 10.17632/dbs9nps58j
title: A Simplified DOC Fractionation SPE Method Without Recovering Sorbed Compounds

description: This research aims to advance the understanding of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) fractions in water treatment processes. Current fractionation methods, such as Solid Phase Extraction (SPE), primarily focus on recovering sorbed compounds and assume that treatment impacts only the quantity, not the characteristics, of DOC fractions. Additionally, varying recovery rates and inconsistent fractionation pH definitions complicate cross-study comparisons of hydrophilic (HPI) and hydrophobic (HPO) DOC composition. This study addresses these gaps by investigating the impact of different pH approaches (pH 3, pH 7, and sequential adjustment) on DOC fractionation focused on organic compounds in the SPE filtrate, as well as the effects of coagulation, softening, and filtration on DOC composition and characteristics.
We introduced a novel fractionation method using Bond Elut ENV cartridges at two pH levels—pH 3 and pH 7—to estimate major DOC fractions: hydrophilic neutral (HPIN), total acidic (TA), and hydrophobic neutral (HPON). This approach eliminates the need to recover sorbed DOC fractions, simplifying the process and enabling more consistent cross-study comparisons. Applying this method in a conventional coagulation/softening plant revealed HPON decreased while the relative amounts of HPI and TA increased after the treatment. However, the treated water HPI exhibited significantly higher STHMFP and contained approximately twice the proportion of low-molecular-weight compounds than raw water HPI, highlighting significant changes in both the content and properties of DOC fractions after the treatment process. Our study indicates the contribution of HPI DOC fraction to SUVA and THM formation potential (THMFP) in treated water is greater than that of HPO DOC.
The data collected, including DOC concentrations, UV254 absorbance, THMFP, and molecular weight distribution using high-performance size exclusion chromatography (HPSEC) across different water samples and in SPE filtrates at various fractionation pH values and SPE types (Bond Elit C18, C18-EWP, and ENV). Also, we conducted a thorough literature review on DOC fractions isolated using bulk resin or SPE methods in drinking water applications. The data provides a comprehensive view of DOC behavior in conventional water treatment processes. This dataset can help practitioners design more efficient processes by considering changes in DOC composition throughout treatment. Researchers can apply these findings to understand better the influence of pH-based fractionation, DOC aromaticity, and the roles of specific DOC fractions in THM formation.
DOI: 10.17632/h4cyzwfr9r
title: DATASET: Are people with high psychoticism the true homo economicus? Personality as a variable to be taken into account in behavioral economics.

description: In the context of the Common Goods Game, 97 students are asked to contribute to a common fund. They had 25 units, corresponding to 0,25 tenths of one subject final grade score, which can contribute to the common fund to the extent that they wish, knowing that, after the contribution of all students, the total amount of the common fund will be doubled and will be distributed equally among all the participants. If everyone contributed their 25 units, they would get 50. The prosocial strategy (social optimum) would be to provide all of the 25 tenths, with the hope that everyone will do the same and, therefore, double those tenths. The antisocial strategy (optimal individual), and optimal in mathematical terms, would not contribute anything in the hope that others would help everything. Based on whether there is a possibility of inferring the level of contribution that a subject will make to the common fund based on their personality traits and prosocial behavior, the following hypotheses are established: H1: The big five personality traits measured through the TIPI will correlate with the level of contributions to the common fund. H2: The features of agreeableness and consciousness in their lower quartile, as a measure of high psychoticism, will be predictive of the lowest levels of contribution. The present dataset is an spss archive in which you can see the measure of the sample Big Five personality traits (these can take values between 1 and 5), the "Psychoticism" variable (it can take the value "Psych-H" or the value "Psych-L") and the "Contribution" and "Gained" variables (that collect the amounts contributed and earned). Psych-H value includes subjects with values in the lowest quartile of both traits, agreeableness and consciousness. Given the non-normality of the variables, if non-parametric analyzes are performed, it can be verified that there are no statistically significant differences between the distributions of personality traits and the level of contribution, so the traits will not be variables that can predict levels of contribution. But it is found statistical dependence between the variable contribution to the common fund and the variable psychoticism with an effect size between small and medium.
DOI: 10.17632/886g7tvm66
title: PREVALENCE OF ANKLE-FOOT PAIN AND ASSOCIATED FACTOR AMONG MEDICAL AND PHYSIOTHERAY STUDENT IN MMDU MULLANA, HARYANA, INDIA.

description: Ankle-foot pain a common musculoskeletal problem that affects people of any age, including health care providers like medical and physiotherapy students. Due to the nature of the careers, they have, require lengthy standing, prolonged walking, long hours of posting, and low shoe comfort, these people are more likely to get ankle-foot pain. Ankle-foot pain may have a major impact on a person's quality of life and may make it difficult for them to carry out daily tasks, including studies.
DOI: 10.17632/j49z7tz98b
title: W-Noble Gas Interfaces

description: Infiles to reproduce data cited in the paper titled "An Ab-Initio Study of Hydrogen Trapping Energetics at BCC Tungsten Metal - Noble Gas Interfaces"
DOI: 10.17632/ktbg8sdj96
title: C++QEDv2 Milestone 10: A C + + /Python application-programming framework for simulating open quantum dynamics

description: Abstract The v2 Milestone 10 release of C++QED is primarily a feature release, which also corrects some problems of the previous release, especially as regards the build system. The adoption of C + + 11 features has led to many simplifications in the codebase. A full doxygen-based API manual [1] is now provided together with updated user guides. A largely automated, versatile new testsuite directed both towards computational and physics features allows for quickly spotting arising errors. The states o... Title of program: C++QED Catalogue Id: AELU_v2_0 Nature of problem Definition of (open) composite quantum systems out of elementary building blocks [2, 3]. Manipulation of such systems, with emphasis on dynamical simulations such as Master-equation evolution [4] and Monte Carlo wave-function simulation [5]. Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data AELU_v1_0; C++QED; 10.1016/j.cpc.2012.02.004 AELU_v2_0; C++QED; 10.1016/j.cpc.2014.04.011 This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2018)
DOI: 10.17632/m73rthmfbd
title: Supplementary Appendix - Demographic Factors and Disparate Outcomes in Mycosis Fungoides: Retrospective Analysis of a Racially Diverse 440 Patient Cohort from Detroit, MI

description: Supplementary Appendix - Demographic Factors and Disparate Outcomes in Mycosis Fungoides: Retrospective Analysis of a Racially Diverse 440 Patient Cohort from Detroit, MI
DOI: 10.17632/kvp4t3xmhh
title: LINF_070009500

description: Pleckstrin-homology domain-containing protein; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/d64kvw6cv7
title: Values of Chinese PV cells imports and exports and the Grubel-Lloyd index with the BRI coun-tries in 2019.

description: Data used in the research titled: “The Chinese photovoltaic cells industry and the Belt and Road Initiative – the intra-industry perspective.”
Source: own elaboration. List of countries sourced from Nedopil, C. (2020) Countries of the Belt and Road Initiative. Beijing: IIGF Green BRI Center, https://www.green-bri.org. Data sourced from UN COMTRADE database (https://comtrade.un.org/data/)(Accessed: the 10th of April 2021).
DOI: 10.17632/m2mpmvn3p7
title: Machine Learning-assisted Floor Plan Generation in Old-style Residential Buildings: Macau Tong Lau (Training set for machine learning)

description: Machine Learning-assisted Floor Plan Generation in Old-style Residential Buildings: Macau Tong Lau (Training set for machine learning)
DOI: 10.17632/29txvz235y
title: Prediction of the best alternative for cloud network services delivering by using fractals variables and super-efficiency DEA models for time-series data comparison

description: This dataset is based on active measurements obeying RFC 2544 and RFC 6815, forming 150 tunneled virtual networks to be compared. The virtual networks were assembled using the VXLAN protocol in an IaaS within DevStack (ALL-IN-ONE) running on a VM in VirtualBox on an Ubuntu 20.4 operating system of a computer with an Intel i7 7500U processor, 2.9GHz clock, and 16GB of RAM. OpenStack-Neutron with virtual switch SDN (OpenvSwitch) was used to interconnect the VMs under analysis. The benchmarking tools iperf, VBoxManage, and lscpu (to capture the temperature of each core) were used for active measurements. In the experiments, two Guest VMs were utilized, with one serving as a traffic generator (TG) and the other as a device under test (DUT), but the DUT runs within a Docker container acting as a server. In the DUT, we varied the number of vCPUs (1,2,4), the amount of vRAM (512MB, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB), and the fifteen Linux TCP congestion control algorithms (BIC, BBR, CDG, CUBIC, DCTCP, ILLINOIS, HYBLA, HTCP, LP, NV, VEGAS, VENO, SCALABLE, WESTWOOD, and YEAH) making up the 150 decision-making units (DMU). The virtual networks (DMU) were ranked using the super-efficiency model of data envelopment analysis (DEA) with variable return to scale and input-oriented. The decision variables listed for ranking were: a) inputs – X1) TCP bandwidth fractal dimension; X2) core0 fractal dimension, X3) core1 fractal dimension, X4) core0 temperature average, and X5) core1 temperature average, and b) outputs– Y1) core 0 hurst, Y2) core 1 Hurst, Y3) TCP bandwidth average, and Y4) TCP bandwidth Hurst. All data per DMU were separated by a folder containing their respective time series. Thus, we conclude that the correct DMU was chosen to provide optimal virtual network services over time. All scripts used to extract decision variables are available in this dataset. Calculating fractal dimensions was madogram and the Hurst parameter was calculated using R/S.
DOI: 10.17632/5k4ktg2r6y
title: zmwang

description: The Taiwanese stock market offers an ideal setting for examining how notable corporate events influence the gambling anomaly apart from announcing their quarterly earnings because listed companies are required to announce their monthly revenue. In this study, after using the limit-hitting rate (LHR) to proxy a stock’s lottery likeness, we identify a significantly modified maximum daily return (MAX) effect in the previous month. This effect is demonstrated by a higher LHR, which leads to lower subsequent returns. However, when the high LHR is associated with monthly revenue announcement, this type of stock becomes significantly less appealing to individual investors, and individual order imbalances drop substantially, consequently diminishing the modified MAX effect. Finally, our findings reveal that monthly revenue announcements provide investors with up-to-date information regarding company operations with greater frequency and promptness, thereby offering greater insight than earnings announcements and playing a dominant role in the modified MAX effect.
DOI: 10.17632/x6n4hhk45v
title: Beyond self-reports: Testing psychosocial, biological, and cognitive signatures of profound stress in a randomized controlled trial impact evaluation for adolescents affected by the Syria crisis

description: Background: Evidence of ‘what works’ in humanitarian programming is especially important for addressing the disruptive consequences of conflict and forced displacement on adolescent mental health and development. However, the instability of crisis-affected settings renders rigorous methodologies and designs challenging to implement. Discussion: We evaluated a structured, 8-week psychosocial intervention (Advancing Adolescents), implemented by Mercy Corps as part of the No Lost Generation initiative deployed in the Middle East region. Our aims were to test the psychosocial, biological, and cognitive impacts of the intervention with Syrian refugee and host-community youth in Jordanian cities near active war zones and to develop a robust and contextually-relevant toolkit to support research goals and humanitarian practice. We faced challenges with respect to study design, methods, and dissemination: this included the logistics and acceptability of implementing a randomized controlled trial in a humanitarian context, the selection and refinement of culturally-relevant research tools and practices, and the dissemination of results to multiple stakeholders. We sought to go beyond self-reports in testing the effectiveness of a brief, scalable, community-based program to improve the psychosocial wellbeing of war-affected adolescents. We demonstrated beneficial and sustained impacts on self-reports of insecurity, stress, and mental health; developed a reliable and culturally-relevant measure of resilience; experimentally tested cognitive skills; and showed that levels of cortisol, a biomarker of chronic stress, reduced by one third in response to intervention. Using stress biomarkers offered proof-of-concept evidence: interventions targeting mental health and psychosocial wellbeing can improve self-reports of mental health and psychosocial wellbeing, as well as regulate physiological stress in the body. We fostered a strong sense of local ownership through community engagement, and built a network of partnerships between scholars, our local research team, humanitarian practitioners, and policy-makers. Conclusions: The study demonstrates that high-quality scientific research is feasible, useful, and ethical in humanitarian settings, and that fostering partnerships with multiple, diverse partners develops a coherent, productive research agenda, given opportunities for constructive dialogue, time, funding, and an ethos of building trust, respect, and meaningful engagement. Findings encourage the adoption of cognitive measures and stress biomarkers alongside self-report surveys in evaluating programme impacts.
DOI: 10.17632/3vx6knxg3t
title: Moroccan Jews and Muslims discussing online their mutual heritage: The moderation role of nostalgia on well-being and Social Network Participation

description: Increasingly, users of social networks engage in multicultural discussions in-volving nostalgia for a shared past. Based on an exploratory analysis of this new topic, this research suggests that nostalgia and well-being increase par-ticipants' social network participation. This article presents detailed results from our study of Moroccan Jews and Muslims, discussing their shared cul-tural heritage in social networks. 
The research was conducted in Facebook groups dealing with Morocco and multicultural communities from June to February 2020. First, an invita-tion was sent to 41 Facebook groups to participate in the study, and 93 Jews and Muslims born in Morocco answered the questionnaires. 
Four questionnaires were used in the study: demographics, social network participation, nostalgia mood, and well-being. In addition, moderation analy-sis was used to investigate the hypothesis, and Exploratory factor analysis along and Cronbach's alpha were calculated to validate the construct.
The results revealed that nostalgia moderates individuals' well-being and increases social network participation in online communities, suggesting that the Moroccan diaspora could use nostalgia of a collective cultural past and its sharing in social networks. These findings strengthen the argument that the purpose of nostalgia is positive, as it helps people who have a diffi-cult moment to cope with difficulties by building a better present. The re-sults also show an interaction where a high level of social network participa-tion contributed to a higher level of well-being among participants with a high level of nostalgia. At the same time, no relationship was found between social network participation and well-being among participants with a low level of nostalgia. 
Our research showed the unique aspects of nostalgia about Morocco and presented the moderation effect of nostalgia and well-being on social net-work participation. The original elements of the current study are its explora-tion of nostalgia across the two main religious groups of Morocco and its search for differences and similarities. We found that the two groups express similar views about Morocco and that the discussions do not cause conflicts. To the best of our knowledge, these findings are novel findings that provide new perspectives in social network research.
DOI: 10.17632/jnnnngxk3v
title: Influence of Pre-menstrual Syndrome on athletes' performance

description: The data consists of names, age, height, weight, BMI and athletes sprinting performance timing both during and after they were relieved from the premenstrual syndrome symptoms. The timings were recorded during after the PMS symptoms subsided and the minor changes were evident according to the data. The hypothesis was to check weather Pre-menstrual Syndrome has enough impact on athletes health physically and mentally that they will or will not be able to cope up with the sprint test. If not, then their time differences will be more and if they did cope up with it, then their time differences will not be there and that will show that PMS doesn't have same effect on every female.