cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/wtm8vn55ds
title: COVID-19 isolation and frailty

description: In the post-COVID-19 era, the saturation of health services may only be the tip of the iceberg in relation to the restriction-derived burden of frailty. During confinement, the diminished state of resilience in elderly people may have worsened all age-associated conditions, such as a mild high blood pressure, glucose intolerance, basal immune dysfunction, inflammaging, and mental liability with anxiety-depressive traits. The dynamics of “frailty” renders its transition to a worse level more common than improvement, and this COVID-19 pandemic may have spin the loop of a decline of decreasing functional ability, increasing frailty, greater risk of traumatic falls, and higher hospital admissions for fragility fractures in the near future. The dataset was used to write the opinion article "Consequences for the Elderly After COVID-19 Isolation: FEaR (Frail Elderly amid Restrictions)", which was published by the Journal Frontiers in Psychology in 2020. It has been also used for the research article "How SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic Changed Traumatology and Hospital Setting: An Analysis of 498 Fractured Patients", published in 2021 by the Journal of Clinical Medicine.
DOI: 10.17632/7m585yc57y
title: LINF_300037800

description: mitoribosomal protein mS56
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/s5nf62sxjf
title: Merkel Cell Carcinoma in Situ: A Systematic Review of Prognosis and Management

description: Supplemental Material for Merkel Cell Carcinoma in Situ: A Systematic Review of Prognosis and Management
DOI: 10.17632/srjnx7dcmp
title: A non-reactive natural product precursor of the duocarmycin family has potent and selective antimalarial activity

description: Screen of an actinomycetes library yields antimalarial candidates that are non-toxic. A compound purified from an active extract, PDE-I2, potently inhibits P.falciparum proliferation.  GraphPad Prism data are included, supporting figures 4-6, S1,2,4,5, and Table S1
DOI: 10.17632/xc8hs2wc65
title: The effect of extreme temperatures on soil organic matter decomposition from Atlantic oak forest ecosystems.(ISCIENCE-D-21-01516R1)

description: This paper focuses on the soil organic matter, SOM, sensitivity to extreme temperatures and intends to relate it to soil organic matter properties which could be attached to the recalcitrance and lability of the organic substrates. The soil samples were collected in oak forests ecosystems in Ireland (Samples DC, G and K) and UK (Samples ROG, BW and NF) and represents the organic matter from different soil horizons: LF samples from the soil surface; the mineral soil under, M samples; and in the case of the samples from Ireland, an intermediate H layer in between LF and M horizons (H samples).
SOM thermal properties were provided by simultaneous thermogravimetry (TG) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) (TG-DSC) in an attempt of parametrizing SOM recalcitrance by the red-ox state. This is connected to the response of the soil samples to increasing and decreasing temperatures, measured by calorimetry as the heat rate of SOM decomposition. The calorimeter used is a model TAM III that allows the direct monitoring of the heat rates at different temperatures. 
The simultaneous TG-DSC gave the different soil thermal fractions of the samples and their heat of combustion, QSOM, values, connected to the degree of reduction of organic substrates by well-known principles. Here we attach the raw tabulated data from the TG-DSC measurements for all the samples used in this work as supplementary material S1. They are Excel files with columns representing, from left to right, time in seconds, temperature in Celsius degrees, the heat released in mW and the weight lost in mg.
TAM III allows us to design a calorimetric heat wave and to monitor the heat rate from the soil samples at increasing temperatures from 20 ºC to 30, 40, 50 and 60 ºC, and to decreasing temperatures from 60ºC to 40 and 20 ºC. By this procedure we can compare which samples resist or do not resist the heat wave and to link it to their red-ox state by different statistical analysis. All the raw tabulated data from the calorimetric design with TAM III are provided here too, together with their baselines, as supplementary material S2. The Excel files show the heat flow rate in watts and joules at the different temperatures of the measurement. The files S2a are the data from UK LF samples, S2b the ones from UK Mineral samples, S2c are the calorimetric data from Irish LF samples, S2d the Irish H samples, and S2e the Irish M samples. Samples S2f and S2g are the baselines with the empty ampoules used in the calorimetric measurements, detailed for every experiment in the first folder of the Excel files.
All the details dealing with the samples are explained in the paper.
DOI: 10.17632/zysnkkp8vz
title: Supplementary Tables 3 and 4 / Comorge et al., in prep.

description: As Supplementary Tables 3 and 4 are too big to fit on a one page PDF, they are accessible through this link. 
Supplementary Table 3: Peptides of GTE9 and GTE11 identified in individual samples analysed by MS-based proteomics.
Supplementary Table 4: Histone peptide array (raw data, Excel file).
DOI: 10.17632/2b52nwh8tr
title: Reconstruction of coastal flooding processes at the end of the Liangzhu Culture

description: This dataset include the original database of grain size, total organic carbon, and alkaline earth metals in a sediment core collected from the Neolithic Liangzhu City, which records the processes of coastal flooding at ca. 4480 cal. yr BP.
DOI: 10.17632/4x5k9hsfrf
title: Data for Killen et al The Effect of Metabolic Phenotype on Sociability and Social Group Size Preference in a Coral Reef Fish

description: Although individuals within social groups experience reduced predation risk and find food patches more consistently, there can be competition for food among group mates. Individuals with a higher standard metabolic rate (SMR) may be less social, to prioritise food acquisition over defense, while greater maximum metabolic rate (MMR) may modulate sociability through increased competitive ability. Therefore, in theory, individuals with a higher SMR may prefer smaller groups and those with greater MMR may prefer larger groups. We examined links among metabolic phenotype, sociability, and choice of group size in the redbelly yellowtail fusilier Caesio cuning. Individuals were exposed to three association tests: (1) a choice between two fish or zero fish; (2) a choice between five fish or zero fish; and (3) a choice between two fish and five fish. The first two tests quantified sociability while the third measured group size choice. Although there was no link between SMR and sociability, fish with a higher MMR were more social than those individuals with a lower MMR. While no correlation was found between MMR and group size choice, there was weak evidence that, if anything, individuals with a higher SMR preferred larger groups, contrary to our hypothesis. As C. cuning is an active fish that spends a large proportion of time operating above SMR, this result could suggest that the links between sociability and SMR may shift depending on the species´ routine behaviour. Links between sociability and MMR may arise if competitive ability allows individuals to obtain resources within groups. Although metabolic traits had no significant influence on group size choice, variation in food availability or predation risk could alter the effects of metabolism on group size choice.
DOI: 10.17632/j85dj6p4z8
title: Conjunto de Dados: Vulnerabilidade Social - a proposição de uma metodologia

description: Este banco de dados tem como objetivo fornecer acesso aos dados utilizados no artigo intitulado "Vulnerabilidade Social: a proposição de uma metodologia", publicado na revista Cadernos de Geografia da PUC Minas (ISSN 2318-2962) . Essa iniciativa busca facilitar o compartilhamento e a disseminação das informações, possibilitando que outros pesquisadores e profissionais da área utilizem os dados para estudos complementares, desenvolvimento de políticas públicas e tomada de decisões embasadas.
DOI: 10.17632/7d68zr2x8p
title: Supplemental Tables For: "Exploring the association between granuloma annulare and severity of type 2 diabetes in a large administrative database"

description: Supplemental Tables For: "Exploring the association between granuloma annulare and severity of type 2 diabetes in a large administrative database"
DOI: 10.17632/3nw35p64my
title: Third party interference in Sus scrofa

description: Data on third party interference and post-conflict behaviour in pigs (Sus scrofa) during aggressive interactions. Data were gathered from video observations from the first 30 minutes after regrouping pigs. For more information see the publication.
DOI: 10.17632/xrkj73cst5
title: LINF_250015700

description: dynein heavy chain
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/xvyv69hzth
title: LINF_340021800

description: Protein of unknown function - conserved; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/z7jjnwcn5x
title: mindfulness at work

description: data in a brief paper
DOI: 10.17632/6dm4b3ymk4
title: Basketball

description: Data of Baskeball x MF and visuomotor Skill
DOI: 10.17632/f9f6pwbrp7
title: Skeletal muscles data

description: The hyper elastic constitutive parameters of skeletal muscles
DOI: 10.17632/jcyfv6mkcx
title: LINF_340014700

description: DNA-directed RNA polymerase III subunit | RPB6; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/n9hrg8hj2t
title: Part 1 of data for Elizondo et al Adipose Tissue Macrophage Transglutaminase 2 and the Inflammation of Diet-Induced Obese Male Mice

description: Part 1 of underlying data for manuscript Elizondo DM, Patel TP, Iben JR, Roberson RB, Hollis MC, Chen J, Yanovski JA. Adipose Tissue Macrophage Transglutaminase 2 and the inflammation of Diet-Induced Obese Mice
DOI: 10.17632/hs34v2pc2h
title: Corneal transplants Katowice

description: Data for the corneal transplants conducted in Katowice.
DOI: 10.17632/59yxg7d8c7
title: Розвиток психологічної саморегуляції підлітків як компоненту емоційного інтелекту під час соціально-емоціонального навчання іноземної мови

description: Набір даних представляє дослідження-розвідку психологічної саморегуляції підлітків в умовах соціально-емоційного навчання іноземної мови, яке проводилось на базі ліцею ННІ Житомирського державного університету імені Івана Франка. На першому етапі дослідження були поставлені цілі визначити рівень психологічного стану підлітків, що впливає на їх емоційну поведінку. З цією метою вважалося за необхідне адаптувати психодіагностичну методику, яка відома як опитувальник Плутчека «Індекс життєвих цілей» (Plutchіk 1989). Адаптація полягала у тому, що не всі твердження відповідали кризовій військовій ситуації, в якій живуть українські підлітки, тому автори не лише зменшили їх кількість, але і зробили їх твердженнями відкритого типу, щоб надати підліткам можливість самостійно визначити свої почуття та емоції, для більш повної картини ступеня вираженості їх емоційного стану. З восьми видів захисних механізмів в опитувальнику найпоширенішими в дослідженні виявились п’ять, представлених в табл. 1. Підсумовуючи результати даного дослідження, емоційний стан підлітків характеризується як напружений, визначаємо неготовність підлітків до психологічного саморегулювання, бо відсоток неусвідомлених відповідей свідчить про відсутність в них важливих вмінь емоційного інтелекту – усвідомлення власних емоцій (self-awareness) та здатність керувати ними (self-management). Наступний етап дослідження був спрямований на визначення підлітками власних труднощів, що заважають їх розвитку психологічної саморегуляції. Для цього була використана методика «Копінг-тест» Лазаруса (Лазарус, 1989), який був також адаптований, із заміною деяких з 50 тверджень на ті, які стосуються поведінки підлітків у важких життєвих ситуаціях під час воєнних дій.
Після підрахунку балів за ключом,  підрахувавши бали по субшкалі (ніколи-0 б, рідко-1б, іноді-2б, часто-3б) та зробивши математичну обробку результатів за формулою : х=сума балів (мах 100), ми виявили, які труднощі по кожному з восьми копінгів заважають підліткам саморегулювати власну емоційну поведінку. Результати дослідження представлені в Таблиці 2. Аналізуючи дослідження копінг-тесту, встановлено, що копінг «пошук соціальної підтримки» (інформаційної, мовної, емоційної) складає 92 %, що свідчить про розгубленість підлітків, невміння отримати необхідну соціальну підтримку у інших або незнання, з яких джерел можна отримати відсутню інформацію, як поповнити мовні знання та вміння, що допоможуть надати емоційну допомогу. Копінг «самоконтроль» складає 80%, що означає брак зусиль підлітків з регулювання своїх почуттів і дій. Копінг «планування, розв’язування проблем» складає 77%, що пояснюється відсутністю в підлітків аналітичного підходу до проблем, але можливістю їх вирішення групою або командою. Копінг «прийняття відповідальності» – 64% свідчить про те, що підлітки не бачать своєї ролі у визначенні проблеми. Проаналізовані рівні напруженості свідчать про труднощі розвитку психологічної саморегуляції підлітків.
DOI: 10.17632/mxctpp43n9
title: Survey of energy-economy model developers and users in Canada

description: The dataset represents primary data collected from a web-based SSHRC-funded survey of energy-economy model users and developers (n=14) in Canada’s public, private, and non-profit sectors in September-October 2020. The dataset compares models against the following characteristics: technology representations, microeconomic and macroeconomic details, policy representations, treatment of uncertainty, high-resolution spatial and temporal representations, and data transparency.
DOI: 10.17632/p74g24mj9d
title: Lista de aves observadas no IFES Santa Teresa

description: Lista de aves observadas no IFES Santa Teresa referente ao trabalho apresentado ao SIMBIOMA 2021 intitulado: REGISTROS DE OCORRÊNCIAS DE AVES SILVESTRES NO INSTITUTO FEDERAL DO ESPÍRITO SANTO, CAMPUS SANTA TERESA-ES.
DOI: 10.17632/78dsgxfx49
title: Ecological imbalance as floral resource supply outstrips pollinator demand: half the pollen and nectar produced by the main autumn food source, Hedera helix, is uncollected by flower-visiting insects

description: 1.	Declines in floral resources, pollen and nectar, are considered one cause of pollinator decline. However, the supply and demand of floral resources can vary temporally. In Britain, autumn has been suggested as a period of relative resource abundance due to the flowering of ivy (Hedera helix), a common native plant, combined with fewer insects active during this season. Here we directly quantified the proportion of pollen and nectar produced by ivy, the primary autumn food source, which is uncollected by the flower-visiting insect community.
2.	We quantified the proportion of nectar produced but uncollected by comparing the mass of nectar sugar accumulated in insect-accessible versus inaccessible ivy flowers and by surveying the presence of wasted, crystalised, nectar on flowers. Pollen wastage was quantified by comparing pollen counts on anthers at the start of anthesis versus anthers dropped from ivy flowers. 
3.	Approximately half the floral resources, 59% nectar and 44% pollen, were uncollected by the flower-visiting insect community in autumn. As ivy flowers supply most of the available nectar and pollen in autumn, our results show that a large proportion of all floral resources are wasted in autumn.
4.	Our results are the first to show that a season can be characterised by a large surplus of floral resources relative to collection by flower-visiting insects. These results demonstrate the importance of considering seasonal variation in floral resources in the conservation of bees and other flower-visiting insects.
DOI: 10.17632/8yfxhmsryt
title: LDHU3_08.1200

description: mitoribosomal protein uL10m
Leishmania donovani (HU3 strain)
DOI: 10.17632/gmmf2cjxt6
title: LINF_260027600

description: ribosomal protein L38; Leishmania infantum
DOI: 10.17632/t7cx53n66m
title: Metabolomics for TS ULG HG and ULG-A

description: Metabolomics dataset for TS incubated in ULG, ULG-A and HG conditions. Also include Cer-treated TS.
DOI: 10.17632/z7skkr26n3
title: Hallman, C., Olsson, O., Tyler, T. 2021. Data for changes in south-Swedish vegetation composition over the last 200 years as described by species-specific indicator and trait values and documented by museum and literature records

description: All raw data (species observances per parish and decade) for the paper.
DOI: 10.17632/c9xnvwpfhd
title: LINF_350054300

description: Protein of unknown function - conserved; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/d6pf59f4ys
title: Freezing-Induced Acidification of Sea Ice

description: Raw data in format of CSV for the Freezing-Induced Acidification of Sea Ice manuscript. Data consist of baseline and measured absorption spectra of Acid-Based indicators frozen in artificial seawater with differing pHs and salinities. The spectra can be fitted and used for the calculation of the Hammet acidities. The calculated acidity values are in the manuscipt.
DOI: 10.17632/n3yr72cfhy
title: LINF_340023800

description: Amastin-like surface protein; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/sjwkmt2vv4
title: LINF_340041200

description: CPSF73 | cleavage and polyadenylation specificity factor subunit
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/ypgsjdb32g
title: LINF_270022700

description: mt-SAF17
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/477hc78r4z
title: LINF_340011760

description: Hypothetical protein - conserved; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/25yygkk483
title: Computations and codes

description: There are the computations and coeds in Manuscript Number: ANOR-D-21-02179.
Title: Nonparametric shadow pricing of non-performing loans: A study of the Chinese banking sector
DOI: 10.17632/8tph4gkfm8
title: Analysis of Sound Pressure Levels and Acoustic Intelligibility Indexes in Classrooms on Campus I of the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB)

description: This project aims to elucidate the sound pressure levels (SPL) and the acoustic intelligibility characteristics of classrooms on Campus I of the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB)(TALBOTSMITH, 1999, p. 1-12; 5-14; EVEREST, 2001, p. 39; 148-149; EARGLE, 2002, p. 97-98). The initiative is established as the second stage of the research project entitled: analysis of sound pressure levels on Campus I of UFPB, approved by the Department of Digital Media (DEMID/ CCHLA/ UFPB) in 2015 and implemented in 2016, which enabled the identification of sound pressure levels (SPL) in 08 (eight) locations on Campus I of the Institution, characterised by high levels of sound pressure in relation to the thresholds defined as safe by the World Health Organisation (WHO), in auditory and psychophysiological terms (SONODA, 2016a; 2016b; SONODA; PONTES, 2018). This second stage of the research has the purpose of elucidating, exclusively, the internal acoustic context of classrooms on Campus I of UFPB, focusing on analysis of SPL and characteristics of acoustic intelligibility of these environments, both on pedagogical-educational occasions (classes) and in acoustic-structural analyses without the presence of an audience (teachers and students). The methodology will include bibliographic-documentary, acoustic-structural analysis (SPL, intelligibility characteristics, noise sources, reflexion and refraction indices, etc.), in addition to statistical analysis for an adequate interpretation of the identified data. In terms of results, it is expected to elucidate both the contemporary picture corresponding to the acoustic-structural characteristics of classrooms on Campus I of the UFPB and the implications of these aspects in terms of damage to students and federal employees, whether in terms of damage to health of those involved or in terms of negative impacts on student educational productivity. In this sense, the present project establishes itself as an essential mechanism in the sense of pointing out coherent and feasible ways, in terms of institutional measures, for acoustic-structural adaptations in the aforementioned pedagogical environments, in order to enable an increase in the student's educational performance concomitantly to a reduction in the possibilities of health damage for students and federal employees.
Keywords: Sound pressure levels (SPL). Acoustic intelligibility. Classrooms. Campus I. Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB).
DOI: 10.17632/thdk7y5hcr
title: Data for: Superficial Dielectric Constant(SDC) Model of Gas-Water Flow in Resonant Cavity Sensor Based on Flow Regimes
DOI: 10.17632/ykbxhcpbh4
title: Medical Students Knowledge, Awareness and Perception of the role of physiotherapy in health care: A Survey Study

description: In these modern days, physiotherapy should be in the mind of all people because it can save them from many further disease and many irrelevant treatment and surgical methods. Awareness about physiotherapy is increasing day by day and it is very helpful for the patients.
DOI: 10.17632/n3wz7y8mhs
title: The impact of social isolation and changes in work patterns on ongoing thought during the first COVID-19 lockdown in the United Kingdom.

description: This data was used to examine how changes to socializing and working during the UK's first national lockdown impacted ongoing thought patterns in daily life. We compared the prevalence of thought patterns (identified using Principal Components Analysis, PCA) between two independent real-world experience-sampling cohorts, collected before- and during lockdown. In both samples, young (18-35 y) and older (55+ y) participants completed experience-sampling measures five times daily for seven days. Dimension reduction (PCA) was applied to these data to identify common “patterns of thought”. Linear mixed modelling compared the prevalence of each thought pattern (i) before- and during lockdown, (ii) in different age groups and (iii) across different social and activity contexts. During lockdown, when people were alone, social thinking was reduced, but on the rare occasions when social interactions were possible, we observed a greater increase in social thinking than prelockdown. Furthermore, lockdown was associated with a reduction in future-directed problem-solving, but this thought pattern was reinstated when individuals engaged in work. Therefore, our study suggests that the lockdown led to significant changes in ongoing thought patterns in daily life and these changes were associated with changes to our daily routine that occurred during lockdown.

For full details of how this data was collected, see Mckeown et al (2021), PNAS, The impact of social isolation and changes in work patterns on ongoing thought during the first COVID-19 lockdown in the United Kingdom.
DOI: 10.17632/yzzj9f47wh
title: Matriz Noticias Caracol Representación mediática Paro Nacional

description: This data matrix was compiled under a news monitoring program. It has the "inn" of the presentation of the news about the "National Strike" in "Noticias Caracol" from April 27 to June 16, 2021, where you can analyze its content, the words used and the images used, Well, each news has a link where you can see the development. In another tab is the codebook and in the other the content analysis.
DOI: 10.17632/9wk5wy42pf
title: Data from: Grassquits adjust parental care in broods parasitized by native nest flies

description: Data and R codes corresponding to the article:
Biagolini-Jr C, Diniz P, Macedo RH. 2023. Grassquits adjust parental care in broods parasitized by native nest flies. Ethology. DOI: 10.1111/eth.13388

Data include video recording metadata, brood traits, parental behaviors, and occurrence of nest fly parasitism in nests of Blue-black Grassquit (Volatinia jacarina).