cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/2jjvtgz79y.1
title: Analysis of the measurement of the vertical dimension with the Ricketts cephalometric technique in totally edentulous patients rehabilitated with the Willis method

description: Aim: To obtain the vertical dimension with the Ricketts cephalometric technique in totally edentulous patients rehabilitated with the Willis method. Materials and methods: In this cross-sectional experimental study, thirty totally edentulous patients, with an age range of 50-76 years, rehabilitated with the Willis method at the Dr. René Puig Bentz dental clinic of the Pedro Henríquez Ureña National University, were evaluated to obtain the lower facial height with the analysis Ricketts cephalometric study, using lateral skull radiographs, which were divided into two groups; 30 lateral skull radiographs with prosthesis and 30 without prosthesis. Results: 53.3% of both genders of patients with prostheses obtained a normal vertical dimension, with an average of 46.6º within the norm of the Ricketts cephalometric technique 47 +/- 4º. 33.3% obtained a decreased vertical dimension, with an average of 38.3º and 13.3% obtained an increased vertical dimension with an average of 54.4º. Regarding the population without prostheses, 93.3% in both genders obtained a decreased vertical dimension with an average of 28.9º and the remaining 6.6% obtained a normal vertical dimension with an average of 46.5º. 63.3% of the population studied had periodontal disease as the cause of dental loss, followed by caries with 30% and trauma with 6.6%. Conclusions: the gender most affected in alterations of the vertical dimension was the male and the etiological factor that most influenced the decrease in the vertical dimension was periodontal disease. Interested conflicted: not declared.
DOI: 10.17632/kgtt279fp7.1
title: Files for "Localized Macrophage Stimulation with Small Molecule TLR Agonist via Fluidic Force Microscopy"

description: Supporting data and code for "Localized Macrophage Stimulation with Small Molecule TLR Agonist via Fluidic Force Microscopy, " manuscript in preparation. Includes: example data and full code referenced in the paper, and diffusion modeling for the agonist R848 using AlexaFluor488. This protocol paper supports the manuscript "Evidence of Collective Influence in Innate Sensing using Fluidic Force Microscopy." The hypothesis of this work is that Fluidic Force Microscopy can be used for local immune cell stimulation in culture, on the order of single macrophages or small clusters of macrophages. The paper describes the full protocol for those experiments, quantification and analysis methods, and the method for determining the agonist concentration as it is dispensed and diffuses away from the dispensing point. For details on data interpretation, see the manuscript.
DOI: 10.17632/kgtt279fp7.2
title: Files for "Localized Macrophage Stimulation with Small Molecule TLR Agonist via Fluidic Force Microscopy"

description: Supporting data and code for "Localized Macrophage Stimulation with Small Molecule TLR Agonist via Fluidic Force Microscopy, " manuscript in preparation. Includes: example data and full code referenced in the paper, and diffusion modeling for the agonist R848 using AlexaFluor488. This protocol paper supports the manuscript "Evidence of Collective Influence in Innate Sensing using Fluidic Force Microscopy." The hypothesis of this work is that Fluidic Force Microscopy can be used for local immune cell stimulation in culture, on the order of single macrophages or small clusters of macrophages. The paper describes the full protocol for those experiments, quantification and analysis methods, and the method for determining the agonist concentration as it is dispensed and diffuses away from the dispensing point. For details on data interpretation, see the manuscript.
DOI: 10.17632/fbdt86cbd4.1
title: Audiovisual material for health education

description: Throughout these last years, a multidisciplinary teams of researchers have developed various audiovisual materials for research in health education and we make this material available to the scientific community, so that other researchers can use this material for research with educational interventions to measure its impact; likewise to receive new contributions that we can also validate and use.
DOI: 10.17632/3cvmsg6cxs.1
title: A hybrid strategy-based GJO algorithm for robot path planning

description: The dataset used in the paper "A hybrid strategy-based GJO algorithm for robot path planning"
DOI: 10.17632/5ms7gcb67j.1
title: Data for: "Neurons in the primary visual cortex of freely-moving rats encode both sensory and non-sensory task variables"

description: Data for: "Diversity and task-dependence of task representations in V1 during freely-moving decisions". Summary and underlying data files from experiments described in the Results and figure legends of the paper.
DOI: 10.17632/ny2z73t4dp.1
title: From the Cochrane Library: Interventions for erythema nodosum leprosum. Mendeley Supplemental Table 1

description: Mendeley Supplemental Table: More recent randomized trials of treatment of erythema nodosum leprosum
DOI: 10.17632/3zf7r6jybz.1
title: Onychomycosis not associated with poor COVID-19 clinical outcomes in a retrospective cohort study at an academic institution, New York, New York

description: Onychomycosis not associated with poor COVID-19 clinical outcomes in a retrospective cohort study at an academic institution, New York, New York Table 1. Sociodemographic and medical associations related to onychomycosis and COVID-19 severity
DOI: 10.17632/gs6zj36xny.1
title: ORAL ULCERS DUE TO SELF-INJURY IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS: Case Presentation and Literature Review.

description: Traumatic oral ulcers are common pathologies in pediatric patients and are sometimes self-inflicted due to frequently unconscious self-aggressive behavior. In these cases, it is important to refer the patient to a psychologist to identify causes and provide treatment for pain and inflammation. We present the case of a 9-year-old girl who came to the oral medicine clinic at the UNPHU School of Dentistry, accompanied by her father, for lingual ulcers that had previously been evaluated by different specialists without resolution. The father mentioned a biopsy, diagnosing an ulcerated telangiectatic granuloma without the need for treatment. The patient was initially uncooperative but eventually allowed for evaluation in confidence, revealing two irregular ulcerative lesions with raised borders, one measuring 1.5 cm with a necrotic base and hemorrhagic areas at the tip of the tongue, and the other measuring 4 mm on the left lateral border. It was observed that the patient exhibited oral movements suggestive of chronic sucking or biting, which the father confirmed she did constantly. The diagnosis of self-inflicted traumatic oral ulcers was established. Emphasis was placed on controlling the habit, psychological assessment, and the need for topical anti-inflammatory treatment (mixture: 15 ml of milk of magnesia and 4 mg of dexamethasone) applied three times a day for two weeks, along with oral antihistamines. At the first follow-up, there was a significant reduction in the larger lesion, and complete remission of the other lesion was observed. The treatment was extended, and complete healing was observed after one month, leading to the patient's discharge. As of the present date, there have been no new lesions.
DOI: 10.17632/2mbdw5252j.1
title: Supplementary data

description: Supplementary data
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24306124
title: Efficient Algorithms for the Group Steiner Tree Problem with Many Groups

description: The datasets for our paper 'Efficient Algorithms for the Group Steiner Tree Problem with Many Groups'. It concludes two datasets: <code>PCSG_dataset</code> and <code>KeywordSearch_dataset</code>.<code>PCSG_dataset</code> is in <code>PCSG_dataset.zip</code>.The <code>KeywordSearch_dataset</code> is compressed into several volumes in the following files: <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.zip</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z01</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z02</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z03</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z04</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z05</code>. We recommend using <code>Bandizip</code> to unzip them.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24306124.v1
title: Efficient Algorithms for the Group Steiner Tree Problem with Many Groups

description: The datasets for our paper 'Efficient Algorithms for the Group Steiner Tree Problem with Many Groups'. It concludes two datasets: <code>PCSG_dataset</code> and <code>KeywordSearch_dataset</code>.<code>PCSG_dataset</code> is in <code>PCSG_dataset.zip</code>.The <code>KeywordSearch_dataset</code> is compressed into several volumes in the following files: <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.zip</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z01</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z02</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z03</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z04</code>, <code>KeywordSearch_dataset.z05</code>. We recommend using <code>Bandizip</code> to unzip them.
DOI: 10.17632/h6h6rm2kgn.1
title: Exploring the knowledge domains of social work in China: A bibliometric analysis

description: Abstract
This study proposes an approach to enhancing understanding of the complex social work landscape in China through a bibliometric analysis. With an initial pool of 1,123 English-language articles sourced from the Web of Science Core Collection database, R-package Bibliometrix and CiteSpace were used in this study to conduct descriptive, performance, keyword co-occurrence and co-citation analyses, with the aim of exploring the intellectual structure of social work research in the Chinese context. We have identified the high-impact journals, most cited documents, and the most prominent research clusters within this domain. Furthermore, efforts were made to facilitate exploration and comprehension of six prominent research clusters. The analysis results were intended to furnish scholars and practitioners with a contemporary and inclusive overview of the interdisciplinary and complex nature of the social work in China.
DOI: 10.17632/h6h6rm2kgn.2
title: Unraveling the Complexities of Social Work Research in China: A Bibliometric Analysis for Enhanced Understanding and Practical Insights

description: Abstract This study proposes an approach to enhancing understanding of the complex social work landscape in China through a bibliometric analysis. With an initial pool of 1,123 English-language articles sourced from the Web of Science Core Collection database, R-package Bibliometrix and CiteSpace were used in this study to conduct descriptive, performance, keyword co-occurrence and co-citation analyses, with the aim of exploring the intellectual structure of social work research in the Chinese context. We have identified the high-impact journals, most cited documents, and the most prominent research clusters within this domain. Furthermore, efforts were made to facilitate exploration and comprehension of six prominent research clusters. The analysis results were intended to furnish scholars and practitioners with a contemporary and inclusive overview of the interdisciplinary and complex nature of the social work in China.
DOI: 10.17632/w429bgncpv.1
title: Raised blood pressure

description: This data is about the prevalence of raised blood pressure among medical students of public medical colleges in Dhaka.
DOI: 10.17632/ymw5k8hj9w.1
title: extension and adoption research

description: This paper determined the relationship between demographic characteristics of respondents and the adoption of commercial rabbit production in Hai District. The word, “Demo”- comes from the Greek root word demos meaning “people” and “-graphic” meaning “description.” Thus, demographic characteristics are the description of people’s characteristics. In the study, the demographic characteristics that were considered include - age of the respondents, education level, sex, marital status, household size, average monthly income in (TSH). Commercial rabbit production refers to raising rabbits for income-generating purposes. Thus, the rabbit production in this paper is for business purposes. The commercial rabbit production has several benefits because all the products and by-products have commercial value. For instance, rabbit skins are used to make blankets and many items of cherished dress for children and adults, such as shirts, leggings, socks, hoods, purses, and modern cases. Rabbit urine and manure are used to manufacture organic booster and pesticide. Commercial rabbit production has been in Hai District since 2018 as introduced by the Saore Company Limited. Despite its several benefits and determinations made by Saore Company Limited to promote commercial rabbit production in the district, only 0.001% of the population is engaged in commercial rabbit production. Several studies have associated the adoption of innovations with demographic characteristics. Captivating commercialization of rabbit production as an innovation, this study wanted to identify demographic characteristics of the respondents that influence the adoption. The study did a research survey design to collect data from 170 (85 commercial and 85 non-commercial rabbit producers) respondents using a questionnaire. Data triangulation was done through key informant interviews. Both descriptive and inferential statistics were used to scrutinize the data whereby binary logistic regression model was fitted. The study found that, sex, marital status, household size, average monthly income in (TSH) positively influenced the adoption of commercial rabbit production in the study area.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10001180
title: Magnetic and chemical data from SDL section
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10001179
title: Magnetic and chemical data from SDL section
DOI: 10.17632/pdpgxjb5c8.1
title: Hao 2023

description: Supporting Information for Initial oceanic subduction triggered by arc–continent collision: An example from the convergence between the Paleo-Asian Ocean and the North China Craton Table S1 shows the LA–ICP–MS zircon U–Pb dating data from the Aoji region; Table S2 shows the MC-ICP-MS zircon Lu-Hf isotope results of samples from Aoji region.
DOI: 10.17632/46c7hr9r7v.1
title: Data exploration on the factors associated with cost overrun on social housing projects in Trinidad and Tobago

description: Forty-one (41) factors related to cost overrun on construction projects were extracted from 37 journals, through literature research. Structured questionnaires designed with both open-ended questions and the 7-point Likert scale captured the demographic data and the views of the respondents. Survey questionnaires were distributed to construction professionals such as Project Managers, Contractors, Engineers, Architects, and Consultants. A total of 84 responses were obtained through the online SurveyMonkey application and 66 via hard copy. A total of 150 responses were obtained and were used in data generation. The data was analysed with the aid of software such as Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) IBM 25 and Microsoft Excel 2018.
DOI: 10.17632/46c7hr9r7v.2
title: Data exploration on the factors associated with cost overrun on social housing projects in Trinidad and Tobago

description: Forty-one (41) factors related to cost overrun on construction projects were extracted from 37 journals, through literature research. Structured questionnaires designed with both open-ended questions and the 7-point Likert scale captured the demographic data and the views of the respondents. Survey questionnaires were distributed to construction professionals such as Project Managers, Contractors, Engineers, Architects, and Consultants. A total of 84 responses were obtained through the online SurveyMonkey application and 66 via hard copy. A total of 150 responses were obtained and were used in data generation. The data was analysed with the aid of software such as Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) IBM 25 and Microsoft Excel 2018.
DOI: 10.17632/46c7hr9r7v.3
title: Data exploration on the factors associated with cost overrun on social housing projects in Trinidad and Tobago

description: Forty-one (41) factors related to cost overrun on construction projects were extracted from 37 journals, through literature research. Structured questionnaires designed with both open-ended questions and the 7-point Likert scale captured the demographic data and the views of the respondents. Survey questionnaires were distributed to construction professionals such as Project Managers, Contractors, Engineers, Architects, and Consultants. A total of 84 responses were obtained through the online SurveyMonkey application and 66 via hard copy. A total of 150 responses were obtained and were used in data generation. The data was analysed with the aid of software such as Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) IBM 25 and Microsoft Excel 2018.
DOI: 10.17632/m66g23mj5s.1
title: RETHINKING OF MASCULINITIES: AN EVOLVING PERSPECTIVE

description: Abstract: The focus of this research is on the evolution of male identity and cultural conceptions of masculinity. Traditional notions of masculinity have often been overly narrow, contributing to the maintenance of harmful stereotypes and assumptions. But a more inclusive, diverse, and caring perspective on gender is leading to a rethinking of what it means to be masculine. This essay investigates the complexities of masculinity, the pernicious impacts of rigid gender norms, and the ways in which our culture may be altered to promote healthier, more authentic expressions of gender. The intricate web of gender identities, violent experiences, and emotional restraint This new perspective furthers gender equality, the acceptance of many identities, and the removal of harmful stereotypes that hold men and society back from reaching their full potential. By analysing the rethinking of masculinity in this context, this article hopes to encourage a more nuanced and empathic perspective of masculinity. We can help men reach their full potential as people and as contributors to society if we challenge and expand our ideas of masculinity. This process of reassessing masculinities is also open to female participation. This movement is representative of a broader cultural trend that challenges traditional notions of masculinity and the worldviews of its members. By working to eradicate gender norms and adopting a more open perspective on gender, we can create a more equitable society that values and celebrates a wide range of masculinities while eliminating harmful power dynamics.
DOI: 10.17632/g762fmdg5c.1
title: EXPLORING THE MORAL AND LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF TRANSGENDER RIGHTS: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS

description: Abstract: Transgender rights encompass the advocacy for equal civil and social rights for those who do not conform to traditional gender norms. This term covers a diverse range of individuals, including transsexuals, cross-dressers, and those identifying as gender non-binary. Conversely, cisgender individuals accept their biological gender identity. Over the past few decades, the political organization and visibility of transgender individuals have grown significantly. Despite variations in global estimates, recent research suggests that around 1 in 250 people in the United States identify as transgender (Meerwijk and Sevelius, 2017). Transgender rights are often framed as moral claims, entailing benefits such as the right to self-identify gender, access to necessary medical care, and protection from discrimination. This advocacy places responsibilities on governments, corporations, and individuals. While there is a risk of oversimplifying the experiences of transgender individuals by using a single term, "transgender," it remains a crucial phrase for organizing and advocating for rights. The term encompasses a political and social movement striving for equal protection of civil and social rights, expanding beyond the transgender community. Transgender rights are not confined solely to this group; they apply universally, grounded in moral principles rather than statutory protection. Despite legal progress, transgender individuals still face violence, prejudice, and marginalization, ranging from verbal abuse to extreme physical violence. Transgender women of color, in particular, encounter heightened risks in the United States and Europe. Health issues, unemployment, poverty, and suicidal thoughts are prevalent among transgender individuals. While legal and jurisprudential aspects of transgender rights are well-documented, philosophical ethics discussions on this topic are limited. To understand the essence of transgender rights, we explore human rights organizations' efforts and moral arguments advocating for fundamental gender rights, including the freedom to choose and express one's gender identity.
DOI: 10.17632/3bbns5bhvv.1
title: Perceptions of remote work during Covid-19 among Scrum teams in Denmark. Survey data, comments.

description: The data consists of answers to open-ended questions about perceptions of working remote during the COVID-19 among Scrum team members in Denmark. The answers to the open-ended questions are extracted from a Scrum team survey during the period February - March 2021. The answers to the open-ended questions can be subjected to a qualitative thematic analysis.
DOI: 10.17632/d34c775hv6.1
title: Datasets for release study, swelling study, FTIR and SEM image for 5-FU loaded alginate microbeads

description: ATR-FTIR spectra of (a) 5-FU, (b) sodium alginate, (c) Tween 80, (d) calcium Percentage swelling index of 5-FU microbeads in HCl (Mean 土 SD, n=3). Percentage swelling index of 5-FU microbeads in phosphate buffer (Mean 土 SD, n=3). Cumulative percentage drug released of 5-FU microbeads in SGF (Mean ± SD, n=3). Cumulative percentage drug release of 5-FU microbeads in SIF (Mean ± SD, n=3).
DOI: 10.17632/d5j9fgbdcn.1
title: Emotions Lexicons in Roman Urdu, along with Emotion Polarity and Mood categorization

description: This dataset consists of two files: one file serves as a dictionary and provides emotion lexicons in both Urdu and English, while the second file contains annotated data. This dataset contains over 14000 multilingual emotion lexicons as well as 10,000 tweets that have been annotated with relation to sentiment, mood, and emotion. The text, which may be written fully in English, entirely in Roman Urdu, or a blend of the two languages, can be analyzed using the dataset.
DOI: 10.17632/8rzs9hx6tv.1
title: Towards a better understanding of the geochemical proxy record of complex carbonate archives - raw data

description: This data comprises the raw data used for the manuscript "Towards a better understanding of the geochemical proxy record of complex carbonate archives" by Mueller et al.
DOI: 10.17632/4mn2g8cnsf.1
title: IIITDMJ_Smoke

description: In view of the scarcity of satellite image datasets for smoke classification under normal and challenging environment, 'IIITDMJ Smoke' dataset was collected that contains satellite images from MODIS satellite. The dataset consists of 23, 644 images divided into four categories: ‘smoke’, ‘non-smoke’, ‘smoke with fog’ and ‘non-smoke with fog’. Total of 4784 smoke, and 6820 non-smoke images were collected from different regions of Russia, Australia, United States, Canada, Amazon rainforest, etc.
DOI: 10.17632/2kpmwrckgb.1
title: Replication Package for “Mitigating Information Frictions in Trade: Evidence from Export Credit Guarantees”

description: This repository provides codes to replicate all tables and figures in the paper and the Online Appendix of “Mitigating Information Frictions in Trade: Evidence from Export Credit Guarantees”. As the providers of these micro-level data – Statistics Sweden (SCB) and the Swedish Export Credit Agency (ECA) – do not allow any dissemination due to confidentiality constraints, an exemption from the data policy was requested.
DOI: 10.17632/9yx2ntvs2n.1
title: Opinion of the patients with prurigo (126 answers) and controls (2752 answers) concerning their appearance (%).

description: ** : p&lt;0.01, *** : p&lt;0.001