cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/mv22t9c55p.1
title: Dataset for entrepreneurship education, fear of failure, psychological and contextual predictors of entrepreneurial intention

description: This dataset belongs to the survey conducted for capturing the perceived levels of entrepreneurial intention, entrepreneurial motivation, entrepreneurship education, perceived cultural support, Govt. support policies, fear of failure, and Access to entrepreneurial finance among UG and PG level students studying business and management in Central University of Kashmir, Aligarh Muslim University, and Jamia Hamdard University Kannur Campus. For the purpose of data collection, a questionnaire was developed borrowing validated scales from previous literature.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4587689
title: Nech Sar National Park grassland clipping experiment: species composition, biomass and pastoral settlement locations

description: Grassland species cover, biomass and regrowth for clipping experiment across grassland plains of Nech Sar National Park, Ethiopia. Plant species composition, biomass and regrowth after clipping were measured every six months, both inside and outside herbivore exclosure in close proximity and further away from pastoral settlements. Biomass have sorted into three functional groups: grasses and sedges, ‘graminoids’ ; herbaceous dicotyledons,‘forbs’; and dwarf woody shrubs. Grassland species cover, biomass and regrowth been analysed in relation to proximity to pastoralist settlements, mainly tukuls (round-grass roofed buildings) identified using Google Earth Pro colour satellite images in 2012 and 2014. Settlement locations are provided for most accurate satellite imagery in 2014. The dataset has been used in a publication submitted to the journal Biotropica.
description: British Ecological Society, Overseas bursary to Desalegn Wana (grant number 3628/4492)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4587688
title: Nech Sar National Park grassland clipping experiment: species composition, biomass and pastoral settlement locations

description: Grassland species cover, biomass and regrowth for clipping experiment across grassland plains of Nech Sar National Park, Ethiopia. Plant species composition, biomass and regrowth after clipping were measured every six months, both inside and outside herbivore exclosure in close proximity and further away from pastoral settlements. Biomass have sorted into three functional groups: grasses and sedges, ‘graminoids’ ; herbaceous dicotyledons,‘forbs’; and dwarf woody shrubs. Grassland species cover, biomass and regrowth been analysed in relation to proximity to pastoralist settlements, mainly tukuls (round-grass roofed buildings) identified using Google Earth Pro colour satellite images in 2012 and 2014. Settlement locations are provided for most accurate satellite imagery in 2014. The dataset has been used in a publication submitted to the journal Biotropica.
description: British Ecological Society, Overseas bursary to Desalegn Wana (grant number 3628/4492)
DOI: 10.26009/s0a0qnm6
title: Land loss on lowland deltas in the laboratory and field

description: These data and codes are used to reproduce the analysis and figures of "More extensive land loss expected on coastal deltas due to rivers jumping course during sea-level rise" by A.J. Chadwick, S. Steele, J. Silvestre, M.P. Lamb.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13507980
title: Spatial distribution of mercury accumulation in the surface soil of Japanese forests

description: Mercury (Hg) is a pollutant that can affect human and ecosystem health. The transport and fate of Hg in the environment are dynamic and complex, but our understanding remains unclear for Japanese forest ecosystems. Here, we report the first country-wide survey of Hg concentrations in litter and surface mineral soil layers in 42 forest stands across Japan. The median concentrations of Hg in the litter layer and 0–10 cm of mineral soils were 99 (range: 56.7–297) and 145 (range: 22.8–294) μg kg<sup>−1</sup>, respectively, and tended to decrease down to 50 cm. There was a positive relationship between the Hg and total organic carbon concentrations in soil, suggesting that organic carbon strongly binds with Hg in soil. There was a significant positive correlation between the Hg and lead concentrations in the litter layer. Partial least square regression analysis indicated that the soil and litter properties as well as the atmospheric and geological Hg concentrations and some soil characteristics such as soil pH, organic matter properties and soil physical factors were effective explanatory variables of the country-wide spatial patterns of Hg concentrations in litter and mineral soil. In addition, we found the influence of atmospheric Hg is stronger in litter layer, whereas the influences of geological and soil factors are stronger in mineral soil. These results suggest that air pollution partly affects the spatial patterns of Hg concentrations in litter and soil of Japanese forests under the given geological and soil conditions at the country scale.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13507980.v1
title: Spatial distribution of mercury accumulation in the surface soil of Japanese forests

description: Mercury (Hg) is a pollutant that can affect human and ecosystem health. The transport and fate of Hg in the environment are dynamic and complex, but our understanding remains unclear for Japanese forest ecosystems. Here, we report the first country-wide survey of Hg concentrations in litter and surface mineral soil layers in 42 forest stands across Japan. The median concentrations of Hg in the litter layer and 0–10 cm of mineral soils were 99 (range: 56.7–297) and 145 (range: 22.8–294) μg kg<sup>−1</sup>, respectively, and tended to decrease down to 50 cm. There was a positive relationship between the Hg and total organic carbon concentrations in soil, suggesting that organic carbon strongly binds with Hg in soil. There was a significant positive correlation between the Hg and lead concentrations in the litter layer. Partial least square regression analysis indicated that the soil and litter properties as well as the atmospheric and geological Hg concentrations and some soil characteristics such as soil pH, organic matter properties and soil physical factors were effective explanatory variables of the country-wide spatial patterns of Hg concentrations in litter and mineral soil. In addition, we found the influence of atmospheric Hg is stronger in litter layer, whereas the influences of geological and soil factors are stronger in mineral soil. These results suggest that air pollution partly affects the spatial patterns of Hg concentrations in litter and soil of Japanese forests under the given geological and soil conditions at the country scale.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13950953
title: Rapid detection of <i>Passalora sequoiae</i> causing needle blight on Japanese cedar

description: Needle blight, caused by <i>Passalora sequoiae</i> (Mycosphaerellaceae, Ascomycota), is an economically significant disease that commonly affects Japanese cedar (<i>Cryptomeria japonica</i>) in Japan. With the increasing production of cedar saplings as part of reforestation efforts, there is concern that needle blight will become more prevalent in nursery fields. However, when visually inspected, this disease is sometimes misdiagnosed as other diseases with similar symptoms. Therefore, a prerequisite to preventing the spread of this pathogen is the development of an accurate and rapid molecular diagnostic method. In this study, species-selective primers were designed for conventional PCR and recombinase polymerase amplification (RPA) and then successfully applied for rapid detection of the pathogen in laboratory-grown cultures and diseased needles. The detection methods developed in this study should improve the control and management of needle blight in Japanese cedar.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13950953.v1
title: Rapid detection of <i>Passalora sequoiae</i> causing needle blight on Japanese cedar

description: Needle blight, caused by <i>Passalora sequoiae</i> (Mycosphaerellaceae, Ascomycota), is an economically significant disease that commonly affects Japanese cedar (<i>Cryptomeria japonica</i>) in Japan. With the increasing production of cedar saplings as part of reforestation efforts, there is concern that needle blight will become more prevalent in nursery fields. However, when visually inspected, this disease is sometimes misdiagnosed as other diseases with similar symptoms. Therefore, a prerequisite to preventing the spread of this pathogen is the development of an accurate and rapid molecular diagnostic method. In this study, species-selective primers were designed for conventional PCR and recombinase polymerase amplification (RPA) and then successfully applied for rapid detection of the pathogen in laboratory-grown cultures and diseased needles. The detection methods developed in this study should improve the control and management of needle blight in Japanese cedar.
DOI: 10.17632/87zwhv6gxd.3
title: Supplemental Data - Dudink et al. JAAD; 2022

description: Supplemental Data - Dudink et al. Guselkumab for Hidradenitis Suppurativa: a phase II, open label, mode of action study. JAAD; 2022.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19739005.v1
title: Wood-Ljungdahl gene accession

description: Accession data for all genes mapping to the Wood-Ljungdahl pathway
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19739005
title: Wood-Ljungdahl gene accession

description: Accession data for all genes mapping to the Wood-Ljungdahl pathway
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19738984
title: Sulfur genes accession

description: Accession numbers for each mapped sulfur cycle gene.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19738984.v1
title: Sulfur genes accession

description: Accession numbers for each mapped sulfur cycle gene.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19404035
title: MAGs - FNA

description: All recovered MAGs - fna format
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19404023
title: MAGs - FAA

description: CDS files (in fasta format) of all recovered MAGs
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19404023.v1
title: MAGs - FAA

description: CDS files (in fasta format) of all recovered MAGs
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19404011.v1
title: Individual gene trees

description: Individual gene trees with original dataset names and GTDBTK adapted names
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19404011
title: Individual gene trees

description: Individual gene trees with original dataset names and GTDBTK adapted names
DOI: 10.17632/2f6cd4bkxw.1
title: Contexto y Dinámicas de Atención Prenatal para Mujeres con Violencia de Pareja

description: Las mujeres tienen necesidades en salud que varían de acuerdo con el curso de vida, adicionalmente tienen otras necesidades que surgen de situaciones especiales, entre ellas, la Violencia de Pareja Íntima (VPI). La VPI sitúa a la mujer en condiciones de alta vulnerabilidad y en riesgo de adquirir padecimientos tales como alteraciones de la salud mental e infecciones de trasmisión sexual. Además, la VPI afecta en la mujer el ejercicio de sus derechos, sus potencialidades como ser humano, y su desempeño como pilar de la sociedad y agente de cambio
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403816
title: Concatenated files

description: Concatenated alignment; concatennated treefiles
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403816.v1
title: Concatenated files

description: Concatenated alignment; concatennated treefiles
DOI: 10.17632/y26t6t7wvz.2
title: Data for: Assessing the Quantification of Acetylation in Konjac Glucomannan via ATR-FTIR and Solid-state NMR Spectroscopy

description: These processed data (FTIR spectroscopy, solid-state NMR spectroscopy) were used to generate the manuscript entitled: Assessing the Quantification of Acetylation in Konjac Glucomannan via ATR-FTIR and Solid-state NMR Spectroscopy. This dataset contains the data for all the FTIR and NMR spectra shown in this manuscript and its supplementary material.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403807.v1
title: Alignment untrimmed

description: Untrimmed alignments
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403807
title: Alignment untrimmed

description: Untrimmed alignments
DOI: 10.17632/82kdxxmp9x.1
title: Adjustment of two seismic methodologies (data set)

description: These data set corresponds to different analyzes that allow adjusting two seismic methodologies, the b-value of the Gutenberg Richter law and the shear wave division delay.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403675
title: Alignments_trimmed

description: Trimmed single gene alignments
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403675.v1
title: Alignments_trimmed

description: Trimmed single gene alignments
DOI: 10.17632/vth6yf8kt6.1
title: RESEARCH DATA ON IMPACT OF IMPROVED HERMETIC STORAGE (PURDUE IMPROVED CROP STORAGE TECHNOLOGY) (PICS) ON THE FOOD SECURITY, INCOME AND POVERTY OF COWPEA FARMERS IN NORTHWESTERN, NIGERIA

description: This research was carried out in response to a situation where cowpea farmers in Nigeria, especially Northwestern Nigeria had to embark on the massive use of chemicals to store their cowpea as a result of great post harvest losses they experienced from the attack of cowpea bruchid [Callosobrochus maculatus (Fab)]. In the process of using these chemicals the farmers usually abuse and misuse them, often resulting in human and environmental hazards. There were reports of whole families dying as a result of the consumption of contaminated cowpea. This led to a clarion call and advocacy for a radical shift from chemical storage to non-chemical hermetic storage in order to ensure food safety in the region. This led to the improvement of the triple bagging system by Purdue University, in Lafayette, USA. The PICS technology was introduced to Nigeria in 2008 with demonstrations of its use by IITA, Ibadan, Nigeria. Since then, the adoption and use of PICS has been on the increase in Nigeria especially in Northwestern, Nigeria where cowpea is massively cultivated on account of favourable climatic conditions for the crop there. Since 2008, not much work has been done on the impact of PICS on the food security, income and poverty of farmers in the region, hence this research was carried out. A sample of 480 farmers from three states of the region were used for the study.  Analytical tools used for the study included t-test for the social and demographic characteristics of the farmers, Food Security Index, FGT Poverty Index, Logistic Regression for PICS adoption and Propensity Score Matching was used to measure the impact. The results of the analysis showed that PICS has had a positive impact on the  food security, income as well as reduced the poverty of cowpea farmers in the  region  who adopted the technology.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403462
title: Methyltransferase gene accessions

description: Accession data for each methyltransferase gene
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403462.v1
title: Methyltransferase gene accessions

description: Accession data for each methyltransferase gene
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19403330
title: Hmms

description: Hmms utilized
DOI: 10.17632/x954653zkr.1
title: Raw DNA Methylation Data; Herrgott et al., 2022

description: Raw cfDNA methylation intensity data files (IDAT) for 96 liquid biopsy collections (blood serum & plasma) from pituitary neuroendocrine tumors (PitNETs), other pituitary diseases (craniopharyngioma, pituicytoma, etc.) and other tumor/non-tumorous conditions.
DOI: 10.17632/yv577cdnb8.1
title: POST-COVID SCENARIO: SOME ISSUES RELATED TO HEALTH EXPENDITURE AND URBANIZATION

description: The socio-economic crises which most of the countries of the world along with India are facing pose huge challenges before the governments and the common people in the affected regions of the world, raising many novel issues and imposing wrenching trade-offs. In this paper, we have tried to establish the correlation between state intervention in health infrastructure and recovery from pandemic-led crises. Our analysis of morbidity and mortality from COVID-19 reveals significant causal effect of urbanization on the degree of incidence of COVID-19 epidemic across the states in India, in particular, every one per cent rise in urbanization rate translates into over 9 per cent in morbidity from COVID-19 and over 10 per cent increase in mortality rate, on an average across the states. Moreover, it becomes evident from this study that per capita health spending, particularly by the State, is statistically significant for explaining the role of health spending as preemptive factor against pervasion of COVID-19, and it is a justified case only after having controlled the impact of urbanization.
DOI: 10.17632/bvsyf6pbjz.1
title: SOCIAL DISTANCING AND THE CHANGING FACE OF EDUCATION — A STUDY ON THE STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS OF KOLKATA

description: Ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education and promoting life-long learning opportunities for all’ is one of the targets of sustainable development. But the sudden outbreak of Covid-19 has put a major challenge for countries like India where having access to classroom education is a daydream for many children. The rationale that having online classes is better than no classes on the ground of maintaining social distancing has accelerated the educational inequality further. To understand how our students as well as teachers are adopting technology, teaching learning process, their experiences and obstacles faced by them in this regard a survey in various schools, colleges and universities across Kolkata had been conducted from the perspectives of both the groups. Result showed neither teachers nor the students have gladly accepted this new paradigm. Unstable internet connection is the major hindrance as pointed out by both educator and learner. Students have also pointed out assignment submissions, doubt clearing as some important obstacles. Though everyone has accepted that technology driven education will lead to digital divide in the education system, it must be acknowledged this crisis has led to a drastic change in the higher education system.
DOI: 10.17632/ytkmstbhnn.1
title: ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE IN INDIAN UNIVERSITIES: EXPLORING MEDIATION AND MODERATION EFFECTS

description: The study is intended to explore indirect effects of organizational justice across industries and to identify the possibility of its application in Indian universities. Existing work falls in the category of exploratory research based on literature review adopted from Tranfield et al. (2003). Relevant highly cited literature has been downloaded from database of Google Scholar, Web of Science and Elsevier etc. The study found that although organizational justice has good number of antecedents and outcomes, and its direct effects has been studied by different scholars across industries. But moderating and mediating role searched across industries are very minimal and in higher education institutions is completely silent. Accordingly, the scholar has identified important dimensions of organizational behavior and human resources like as HR practices, leadership style, organizational politics, and job insecurity etc., as an independent factors whereas institutional as well as employee outcomes as dependent factors of testing mediating and moderating effects of organizational justice for Indian higher educational institutions. Institutions of higher learning can be hub of knowledge creation, so that they can provide community-driven multi-disciplinary approach to problem solving only through establishing baseline of organizational justice to different stakeholders.
DOI: 10.17632/rgkkx8d95m.1
title: APPLICATION OF VIRTUAL AND E-LEARNING IN THE POST CORONA PANDEMIC ERA — CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS — A CASE STUDY OF INDIA

description: The catastrophe and the disruptions of the health shock in the form of Corona pandemic has really shaken the entire world and has confronted it with multiple challenges, the biggest obviously being life vs. livelihood. It is gradually transforming the world towards a new global order. Lockdown, social distancing and containment measures in various forms are announced all over the world to save life and combat covid-19 from spreading. However, it has also re-emphasized the need for the use of digital learning and online platform as the future in the education sector, as WHO has already sent a word of caution that in future we are probably going to have corona-free world. They had already recommended mobilization of different forms of online education and education resources. So what is needed is to make use of existing online distance learning platforms, develop new platform, partner with private
educational platform and also collaborate internationally to use online educational resources. But there are various constraints in this change over to digital platform. Not only there are problems of developing proper infrastructure, but also there needs to be a change in the motivation of the teachers as well as the student community. Government Policy initiatives and implementation also play a pivotal role in this regard. Moreover, in this form of platform adequate IT and cyber security measures are also very important. Government of India, at various times, took separate measures to digitize India, but what is needed is a comprehensive master plan to implement it in actual practice and reap the demographic dividend.
DOI: 10.17632/bgww5ppmbf.1
title: TRAVEL AND TOURISM DURING COVID-19 IN INDIA – AN EXPLORATION

description: This paper aims to study the impact of Covid-19 induced lockdown on the Indian tourism and hospitality industry. It is estimated that tourism industry would face a loss worth 10 lakh crore due to the pandemic. The sharp drop in international tourist footfall is going to cost an estimated 29 billion US dollar loss in foreign exchange to Indian economy. The turbulence caused by the Covid -19 restrictions is estimated to incur a revenue loss of around 25000 crores to the aviation industry. Further it is expected that there will be a 30-50 per cent decline in revenue per available room during the next fiscal year 2021. The impact of Covid- 19 would be felt on both white- and blue-collar jobs with the industry being on the verge of a potential loss of around 38 million jobs. The revival strategies should be prudent, implementable as well as sustainable in the long run. Government should promote structural transformation that could build a more strong and resilient Indian tourism and hospitality industry.
DOI: 10.17632/bxr2yf7dmx.1
title: AN EVALUATION OF THE MEDICO ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF COVID 19

description: Covid 19 is a new type of corona virus that causes illness in people by affecting their lungs and therefore, their breathing. In severe cases Covid 19 infection may cause pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome, multi organ failure and even death. This virus has the potential to destabilize the economic and financial reality of the world’s population. The psycho social impact of Covid 19 cannot be overlooked or understated. The present article makes an attempt to evaluate the medico economic and environmental impact of Covid 19. The paper concluded by providing a message that this crisis does provide an opportunity to tackle some of the longstanding problems that have faced our societies, however, it is up to us whether we seize
this opportunity for change.