cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/yy288mjcn2.1
title: I-V characteristic data of photovoltaic systems operating under partial shading conditions

description: Contact information:        Jieming Ma
                            Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
                            Suzhou, China.
                            jieming84@gmail.com

Dates of data collection:    2021/03

Geographic location:        Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool
University’s south campus (east longitude 120o75’, north latitude 31o28’)
This directory contains the following datasets:
     I-V data (TSM72)
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     IV_TSM72.mat 
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 I-V data (IV_SPM045P)
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     IV_SPM045P.mat 
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I-V data (XHYG-10W)
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IV_HXYG10_1.mat
IV_HXYG10_2.mat
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  DOCUMENTATION FOR PV data

In the experiments, we applied TSM72, SPM045P and XHYG-10W PV modules.

The experiments used three-series connected XHYG-10W modules operating under PSCs. The PV cells were shaded by light films to simulate different PSCs. AYHT309 thermometer with Type-K thermocouple probes was installed to measure the temperature of the PV panels. The solar irradiance was measured by a standard 2 cm2 cm mono-crystalline PV cell which has been calibrated by the National Institute of Metrology, China. A Fluke F289C multimeter measured the cell’s short circuit current. A PROVA-1011 PV system analyzer has the capability of generating the I-V data under a specific environmental condition.

University’s south campus (east longitude 120o75’, north latitude 31o28’) in March 2021.

    The column headings for the tabular data are defined as follows:

       I                  terminal current (A)
       V                 terminal voltage (V)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.15292230
title: Vavakou_Scherberich_Nowotny_vanderHeijden_2021

description: These data correspond to the figures of the 2021 paper "Tuned vibration modes in a miniature hearing organ - insights from the bushcricket" by Anna Vavakou, Jan Scherberich, Manuela Nowotny and Marcel van der Heijden in PNAS.<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16574243
title: Data from: Inference of local invasion pathways in two invasive crayfish species displaying contrasting genetic patterns

description: Raw genotypic data for Procambarus clarkii and Faxonius limosus in Genetix format, and tables reporting dependent (genetic) and explanatory variables.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.16574243.v1
title: Data from: Inference of local invasion pathways in two invasive crayfish species displaying contrasting genetic patterns

description: Raw genotypic data for Procambarus clarkii and Faxonius limosus in Genetix format, and tables reporting dependent (genetic) and explanatory variables.
DOI: 10.17632/vc8fh3p34r.1
title: Errors in the French-English-Russian trilinguals' essays 

description: Essays of MA students, French-English-Russian trilinguals
DOI: 10.17632/bkk6wzcbm8.2
title: Urban Morphology Ontology (UMO) 

description: Urban Morphology Ontology (UMO) is a way of reading the contemporary city, highlighting the components (‘concepts’ in the broader definition of a generic ontology) and the relationships among them. The components are defined as urban elements. The purpose of this interpretation is to define a set of entities, and the relations between them, that can be used to describe and to compose urban fabrics.
UMO offers a vocabulary of the domain composed by the urban objects and their properties; the knowledge of spatial and composition relationships defines the constraints that regulate the possibilities of combination of the single objects into urban fabrics. 
UMO implements four reference classes that map the hierarchical main morphological levels of objects:
Root class: Geometrical families. This class tries to divide the urban space elements starting from their intrinsic dimensional nature: lines (i.e. elements with a standard cross section, developed along a path, like the streets), surfaces (i.e. every open and non-covered space), volumes (i.e. every building over covered space). This class contains also a primary distinction between the public/private conditions (for the linear elements and the surfaces), and between the closed or open volumes.
Subclass 1: Functional families. In this class of the Urban Ontology there is a distinction among the main functional families of the elements, such as building, green etc.
Subclass 2: Architectural typologies. This class articulates the typological peculiarities of the entities, such as semi-detached building or office block etc.
Subclass 3: Distribution type / internal organisation. In this last class there are some information about the details of the structural schemes (e.g. single, double o multiple span) or about the internal organisation of the entities. This last class matches with the dimensional features, specified for every single element.
UMO implements five different types of relationships between class individuals:
•	hypernym-hyponym relationships (subclasses and superclasses);
•	holonym-meronym relationships;
•	pertinence relationships;
•	spatial relationships;
•	size relationships.
DOI: 10.17632/37938dc4kz.1
title: University image and participation behavior latest 

description: Data contain the information about image as a higher order construct  and students participation behavior in higher education context.
DOI: 10.17632/489cwhsdsr.1
title: ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANT BACTERIA IN DRINKING WATER 

description: Data from molecular analyses of antibiotic resistant bacteria isolated from drinking water samples in three rural populations of the city of Cartagena-Colombia are shown. Images of groundwater wells and water transport and storage mechanisms used by the inhabitants of the populations under study are also shown.
DOI: 10.17632/rchyd8d2n7.1
title: Survey in urban parks in the city of Recife – Brazil

description: The survey was conducted between September 2018 and March 2019 among the population living in Recife that uses at least one of the 10 parks of the city. The survey method consisted of face-to-face personal interviews using a structured questionnaire and 1281 questionnaires were applied. According to the rules of resolution 510/1617 of the National Health Council (BRASIL, 2016), all procedures were in accordance with the resolution rules. The opinion survey format was prepared and not any kind of identification was requested. Moreover, In the approach to respondents on the park, the users were asked if they agreed to respond to the survey questions.
DOI: 10.17632/nhh5cpsz4d.1
title: Supplementary Data

description: Supplementary Material to Galiè et al._JCEM
DOI: 10.17632/33p5sh2245.1
title: Clinical-social and forensic-psychiatric characteristics of patients undergoing compulsory treatment

description: Excel table with baseline research data presents the clinical-social and forensic-psychiatric characteristics of patients undergoing compulsory treatment. 

V. 1. The original version is in Russian, the version in English is made with an automatic translator, so there may be inaccuracies. 

An article with the results of this research is being prepared for publication.
The study was carried out in May 2021 in Specialized Neuropsychiatric Hospital of the Krasnodar Region Ministry of Health, Zarechny, Krasnodar Region, Russia - A large psychiatric hospital with beds for compulsory treatment.

The overwhelming majority of compulsory treatment were men (72.22%), whose average age was 41.58 ± 16.5 years. Most of the patients are natives of the Krasnodar Territory (66.67%) and live in rural areas. Most of the patients on compulsory treatment are not officially married, but have children. Intrafamily relationships are mostly characterized as formal, while among male patients, conflicts are more common among family members. The studied contingent is characterized by a low level of education and low-skilled labor, and almost half of the patients are disabled. Women reported better housing conditions before hospitalization than men. They were more likely to live in separate households. While a significant proportion of men lived in their parents' homes.
74.07% of patients undergoing compulsory treatment are hospitalized again, 5.56% were treated in a narcological dispensary. 79.63% of patients are followed by a psychiatrist; 7.41% is a narcologist. 96.30% of patients were hospitalized as planned. 85.19% of patients hospitalized for compulsory treatment were in a stable mental state. In 68.52% of cases, the sanitary state of patients was safe, which indirectly indicates a compensated state of the underlying disease in a significant part of the patients entering for compulsory treatment. The main diagnoses of patients undergoing compulsory treatment are schizophrenia and schizotypal disorders, organic disorders and mental retardation. In 78% of cases, no hereditary burden was revealed. 85.19% of patients undergoing compulsory treatment are legally competent, 83.33% of patients have a disability group.
Concomitant diseases of a therapeutic profile were detected in 74.07%, the presence of concomitant neurological pathology was noted in 51.85%, and the same number of patients abused alcohol. 24.07% of patients committed a crime while intoxicated. 50.00% committed “crimes against life and health”, 35.19% - “crimes against property”. Among men, there is a high proportion of patients who were ordered by the court to undergo compulsory treatment in psychiatric hospitals of a special type or a special type with intensive supervision.
DOI: 10.17632/nm535v73jj.1
title: EMG Data from Eyeblinks

description: This Dataset was recorded by the help of RMS salus 2c Electromyograph (EMG) Machine. Five healthy volunteers participated for the experiment. 
The goal of the experiment was to follow the instructions given by the grasping algorithm to operate a robotic hand by the help of eyeblinks.
DOI: 10.17632/z2bbwb4btb.1
title: cytotec sipariş 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp bilgi hattı türkiye elden teslim

description: İsteğe bağlı düşük 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp Dünya Sağlık Örgütü tarafından temel ilaçlar listesine alındı  
 Dünya Sağlık Örgütü temmuz ayında temel ilaçlarla ilgili yaptığı güncellemeye isteğe bağlı düşük haplarını dahil etti. Bu liste, ülkelerin sağlık sistemlerinde yaygın olarak erişilebilir ve uygun fiyatlı olması gereken sağlık ürünlerini önceliklendirmeleri için bir rehber niteliği taşıyor. Aslında 2005 yılından bu yana bu ilaçlar temel ilaçlar listesinde yer alsa da son güncelleme ile rahatça eczaneden alınabilmeleri gerektiği, yani uzman doktor gözetimi olmadan kullanılabilecekleri söylenmiş oldu. İlaçla isteğe bağlı düşük, Avrupa’nın pek çok ülkesinde klinikte yapılan kürtaja göre çok daha yaygın. Türkiye’de ise bu ilaçlara ulaşılamıyor. Tüm dünyada kadınların isteğe bağlı düşük haplarına ulaşabilmesi için kurulmuş olan Women on Web’in sitesine erişilemiyor. 10 haftaya kadar kadınların sağlık gerekçesi olmadan kürtaj yaptırma hakkı olmasına rağmen devlet hastanelerinde kürtaj yapılmıyor. İlaçla isteğe bağlı düşük nedir diyenlere Women on Web sitesinden alıntılıyoruz: İlaçla isteğe bağlı düşük (Medical abortion); ilaç veya tablet karışımı yoluyla erken gebeliklerde hamileliğin 10. haftasına kadar uygulanabilen cerrahi olmayan gebelik sonlandırmadır. En güvenilir ve etkili tıbbi düşük iki farklı hapın kullanılmasını gerektirmektedir. Mifepristone ve Misoprostol adlı bu ilaçlar gebeliğin kendiliğinden rahimden çıkarılmasını sağlar. Mifepristone gebeliğin devam etmesini sağlayan progesteron hormonunun salgılanmasını engeller. Bu hormon olmadan rahim duvarına tutunan döllenmiş yumurta bozulur, ve rahim kasılır. Misoprostol rahim kasılmalarını arttırır ve kasılmaların neden olduğu atıkların rahimden çıkarılmasına yardımcı olur. Mifepristone ile Misoprostol’un erken üç aylık dönemdeki düşükler için oldukça tesirli, güvenilir ve uygun oldukları kanıtlanmıştır. Bu düşük yönteminin etkileri kramp ve uzun süreli adet şeklindeki kanamayı içermektedir. Yaygın yan etkileri arasında bulantı, kusma ve ishal görülebilir. Ciddi komplikasyon riski son derece düşüktür. Araştırmalar kadınların tıbbi düşük yöntemini, hastaneye veya başka acil servise yakın olduğu sürece kendi evlerinde uygulamalarının güvenli olduğuna işaret etmektedir. Güncelleme notu (14.5.2021): Medical abortion teriminin Türkçeye ‘medikal kürtaj’ olarak değil, ‘ilaçla isteğe bağlı düşük’ olarak çevrilmesi önerilmektedir. Önceki yıllarda kullanılan ‘medikal kürtaj’ biçimindeki çeviriden iki nedenle uzaklaşılmaktadır: birincisi medikal terimi isteğe bağlı olmadan
DOI: 10.17632/pbs6vb86vb.3
title: 2mm Code

description: Source Code of 2mm.
DOI: 10.17632/85cz378p4r.1
title: macro_vietnam

description: Vietnam Macroeconomic Data
DOI: 10.17632/dk8gsx2r4j.8
title: French population exposure to Endocrine disruptors in and on plant foodstuffs

description: The folder "Tables" contains: 7 files to analyze an article sent, to Food Chemistry:  Endocrine disruptors on and in fruits and vegetables. Estimation of the potential exposure of the French population 

(1) French PPP-ED: is an Excel file that gathers, in Table 1, Plant Protection Products (PPP) authorised in France, their usage and applications (foodstuffs), as well as their endocrine disrupting effect if any. A tab contains all the references.

(2) French PPP usage-ED: is an Excel file with 4 tables gathering the Plant Protection Products (PPP) acting as Endocrine Disruptors (ED). The tables contain the total number of formulas used on 64 fruits and vegetables and the total number of formulas used for the same usage and application. The 4 tables are for Insecticides (with acaricides) (Table 2), fungicides (Table 3), herbicides (Table 4) and growth substances (Table 5).

(3) Exposure calculation-ED: is an Excel file containing Table 7. It gathers data on the 70 PPP acting as ED, on the 64 fruits and vegetables eaten in France. The table calculates daily exposures to ED-PPP from the annual consumption of each foodstuff, the consumption per capita (French population fixed at 64 million citizens). The PPP doses are specific Maximum Residue Limits multiplied by a popularity factor taking into account the number of formulas containing the PPP of use to the total number of formulas used for the same application (same usage, same plant)

(4) Exposure summary-ED: is an Excel file containing Table 8. This table gathers the calculated exposure to each PPP acting as ED and sorted by their type of effect (estrogen Pro and Anti; Androgen: Pro and Anti; thyroid effect: Pro and Anti and "Others"). The sum for each effect is given.

(5) Phyto-Product-Enquiry-ED: is an Excel file (Table 6) gathering products recorded in different food categories on French supermarket and websites (March 2020). For all products are site of purchase, the URL in March 2020, the trademarks, the French names, and the ingredients. The last tab gives a summary of data with a graphic representation.

(6) Genistein + Daidzein values-ED: is an excel file (Table 9) gathering dosages of genistein + daidzein in 140 soy-based foodstuffs and the mean of measurements for several food categories for exposure calculations.

(7) Table for comparisons: is an excel file (Table 10) presenting in vitro + in vivo data on hormones and natural and anthropogenic EDs. NOAEL + LOAEL generally obtained in rat, are given next to the putative exposure. References are included in tab.

The folder "Figures" contains:

 Figure 1: Representation of the data sorting procedure for plant protection product (PPP) analysis. Data are from the European Union pesticide database. (https://ec.europa.eu/food/plant/pesticides/eu-pesticides-database/public/?event=homepage&language=EN accessed in March 2020)

Figure 2: Mean isoflavones content (genistein + daidzein) in different food categories found in French supermarket
DOI: 10.17632/g3phyn9kms.1
title: 2020_Energy_Literacy

description: The data was obtained during an online survey in June 2020, conducted with the support of IQS Poland, a research agency, and addressed to respondents in four countries: France, Spain, Italy, and Denmark. The survey was completed by 3,200 respondents (800 in each of the countries). Random-quota sampling was employed, and the amounts were set for variables including age, gender, size of the place of residence, education level, and region. 
The target group consisted of respondents who were responsible or co-responsible for paying electricity bills or purchasing electrical appliances in their households. The sample was gender-balanced (51% women and 49% men), and covered respondents aged 18-65 years (the average age in the sample was 42).
The questionnaire was designed to gather a wide range of information on respondents’ use of electricity. The subjects it covered included equipping homes and workplaces with electrical appliances; ownership and opinion on electricity production and storage devices; perception of current electricity prices; factors influencing energy saving; potential for purchase of electric cars; and attitudes towards technology, the environment, and energy transformation in the European Union. The questionnaire also assessed three concepts of smart grid technology – automatic lighting control, external washing machine control, and external charging control for an electric car. It reached beyond the notion of energy saving in itself, and assessed solutions that reduce the load on the energy network – both by reducing energy consumption, and by shifting energy consumption to off-peak periods (energy flexibility).
DOI: 10.17632/2bhmypy5sn.1
title: Database for solving a staffing problem with annualized hours, multiskilling with 2-chaining, and overtime

description: This repository contains datasets and results-files associated to the solution of an annual stafffing problem in the retail industry. Particularly, this repository is related to the article "Solving a staffing problem with annualized hours, multiskilling with 2-chaining, and overtime: a retail industry case" submitted to Computers & Industrial Enginnering. The repository has two main folders.

The first folder is called ‘Data’, which contains real, processed, and simulated data used in the two analyzes performed in the article (Analysis 1 and Analysis 2). 

The second folder is called ‘Results’, which contains two Excel workbooks named ‘A1-results.xlsx’ and ‘A2-results.xlsx’.  The first Excel workbook presents all the optimality gaps and computational times obtained for the 45 test instances associated to the Analysis 1. On the other hand, the second Excel workbook presents all the optimality gaps and computational times obtained for the 270 test instances associated to the Analysis 2.
DOI: 10.17632/fzv77yzshx.5
title: A data file of prospective single-centre randomized controlled trial investigating the efficacy of two-week therapy with doxycycline-based quadruple regimen versus levofloxacin concomitant regimen for Helicobacter Pylori infection in Syrian population.

description: Comparing the efficacy of two-week therapy with bismuth quadruple versus levofloxacin containing concomitant regimen for Helicobacter Pylori infection in Syrian patients. A randomized controlled trial
DOI: 10.17632/kvnsn8nyhg.1
title: Frequency analysis of new Covid-19 infections

description: The purpose of this repository is to store the information on a frequency analysis using different distributions on data from new infections of the current coronavirus pandemic. The countries currently stored in this repository are:
- Argentina
- Brazil
- China
- Colombia
- France
- Germany
- India
- Indonesia
- Iran
- Italy
- Mexico
- Poland
- Russia
- Spain
- Turkey
- UK
- USA
DOI: 10.17632/dtnft543ht.1
title: Efficacy of oral JAK inhibitors for atopic dermatitis: a systematic review and meta-analysis

description: Supplemental materials
DOI: 10.17632/fv5ztss3yf.3
title: The EL-COVID survey raw data

description: This dataset contains the raw data from the EL-COVID research (vascular E-Learning during the COVID-19 pandemic: the EL-COVID survey).
All records are anonymised with some sensitive information removed (e.g. ip address, timestamp, geographical location, demographics).
More information on this project is available at http://med-pie.com/vascular-e-learning-during-the-covid-19-pandemic-el-covid-survey
Further to the above listed authors, the EL-COVID collaborators would like to thank Prof. Chris Klonaris, Assoc. Prof Christos Bakoyiannis and Dr Besmir Grizhja for their assistance in disseminating the survey information.
DOI: 10.17632/zmygv8vc5f.1
title: Burak Emre Gursoy_Final Data

description: Antecedents of Relationship Social Comparison: Social Media Posts, Relational and Individual Factors
DOI: 10.17632/hvg7yxpjmc.1
title: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Tourism Industry in Selected Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Countries

description: The purpose of this paper is to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the tourism industry in the CA region and consider how it may change the society, economy, and tourism in the countries within this region. This study focused on eight countries in the CAREC region—Azerbaijan, China, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan and a quarterly panel regression model from 2000q1–2020q4 was applied. Variables apply in this study are international tourists arrive in the country (Y),  , and (X) is a set of independent variables. These parameters are total confirmed COVID-19 cases (conf), total number of deceased people (cond), as well as other control variables, including population density (popden), GDP per capita (GDP), cost of health—out-of-pocket health expenditure—(health), the total per hospital beds (capacity), and the total number of healthcare workers – nurses and midwives (nandMW).
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/2591536
title: COVID Vaccination in World (updated daily)
DOI: 10.17632/r3bcrxytmf.1
title: Waveforms related to dynamic response of a filled fracture

description: We provide waveforms related to dynamic response of an artificial filled fracture by an split Hopkinson pressure bar system that is made of  7075 aluminum alloy. A thin layer of fine quartz sand was sandwiched between two aluminum cylinderical bars and sleeved by a holder to simulate the filled fracture. All bar has a diameter of 50 mm. The sand has a density of 1750 kg/m3, equivalent to a solid volume fraction of 0.76. The grain size of the sand ranges from 0.015 mm to 0.3 mm, with a median effective diameter of 0.15 mm. The average thickness of the infill was 2.5 mm. Samples with varied water contents were considered, i.e., 0% (dry), 4.73%, 9.45%, 14.18%, 18.9%, and 23.63% (saturated), respectively.  Each sample was pre-compacted for 8 times by a standard compactor dropping from a same height to ensure a similar dense state with a porosity of around 0.4. The sample assembly was loaded dynamically by the aluminum split Hopkinson pressure bar system. The initial pressure in the gas gun was fixed as 0.16 MPa to induce similar incident waves. The reflected and transmiited waveforms were obtained and provided in the data. Data are presented by voltage in which 1 mv corresponds to 1000  με.
DOI: 10.17632/39rdyn5f32.1
title: A study of Neutrophils orchestrate IEL activation and intestinal homeostasis through microbial metabolite dimethyl fumarate. Huimin Chen et al.

description: The full-length GSDMD and GSDMD-N were determined by Western blotting in TCRγδ+CD8αα+ IELs, IECs, and the colon tissues (LB) of DSS-treated Cd177-/- and WT mice with/without DMF administration. See Figure 6H in the manuscript.