cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/rgfsrtymx8
title: A Study Based on Somatometric Measurements of Hand and Foot for the Estimation of Stature of Ramgarhia Sikh Population in Delhi Region

description: In forensic investigation difficulties are being experienced in the stature and gender estimation of bodies dismembered in mass destruction and criminal mutilation. The study is based on a sample of 175 subjects (85 males and 90 females) of “Ramgarhia Sikh Population” from Delhi, aged between 20 and 50 years. Four Somatometric measurements: Hand Length, Hand Breadth, Foot Length and Foot Breadth taken on the right side in each subject were included in this study. Stature was measured using standard anthropometric techniques. Sex differences were found to be highly significant for all the measurements (P&lt;0.01). Linear and multiple regression equations for stature estimation were calculated using the above mentioned variables. The correlation coefficients between stature and all the measurements of hands and feet were found to be positive and statistically significant. The highest correlation in males was found to be in between stature and foot length, whereas in the females the highest correlation was between stature and hand length, providing reliability and accuracy of these body parts for the estimation of stature.
DOI: 10.17632/27nytdcgmf
title: LINF_360015600

description: 40S ribosomal protein S10 | eS10 Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/56grwd358h
title: Data for: Endogenous Transportation Costs

description: Do file used create all output
DOI: 10.17632/h9292y4zjs
title: LINF_110018350

description: ATP-binding cassette protein subfamily A, member 4 | ABCA4; Leishmania infantum
DOI: 10.17632/bgxgny7swm
title: Supplementary Files for 'An Extended In silico Modeling Method' Integrating Homology, Threading and Dynamics to Devise Quality Protein Structures

description: The dataset contains python scripts pertaining to modeling using MODELLER along with simulation parameter files and commands for executing molecular dynamics simulation of protein in aqueous environment.
DOI: 10.17632/cj582cfnyt
title: Physicochemical features of subunit interfaces and their role in self-assembly across ferritin superfamily

description: Detailed information on the dataset having Ferritin protein PDB IDs, source organism, their ferritin subtypes and their Uniprot IDs
DOI: 10.17632/xt6c9ctjd7
title: Articulatory Contact Pressure & Vocal Loudness

description: This data set is derived from 13 adults with typical speech (primary spoken language is American English). The contact pressure data are from a miniature Entran EPI-BO pressure transducer attached to a 0.5 mm thick acrylic palatal mold that is customized for each participant. The transducer was positioned on the alveolar ridge approximately 2 mm posterior to the central incisors and slightly off midline (approximately 2 mm to the left of the midline). For this study, participants were seated in a sound booth with a headset microphone in place to record speech. They produced a set of short (3 syllable) sentences with three experimental phonemes embedded at the start of the second syllable. The phonemes of interest were /t/, /d/, and /s/. These were meaningful English sentences. Participants produced the sentences in four conditions: Habitual loudness, twice as loud as habitual (Loud condition), half as loud as habitual (Soft condition), and Whispered speech. A direct magnitude estimation procedure was used to elicit the loudness variation wherein Habitual was assigned a value of 100, and then participants were instructed to increase or decrease loudness relative to that value. The analysis of these data indicated a fairly consistent change in tongue-to-palate contact pressure when speaking in the Loud condition during which contact pressure increased by at least 30% compared to the Habitual condition. Additionally, contact pressures decreased when produced in the Soft condition, and to a lesser extent, the Whisper condition. These patterns of change in articulatory contact pressure were most notable and consistent for the two stop consonant, /t/ and /d/. The results highlight the interconnected nature of the phonatory and articulatory subsystems for speech. Additionally, the data may provide some insight into why loud-focused speech therapy intervention procedures may provide benefit to individuals with Parkinson's disease or other types of dysarthria. However, confirmation of changes in articulatory contact pressure in these patient populations is needed.
DOI: 10.17632/5sm3bwrnpt
title: Exploring the formation of secondary aerosols in elemental carbon at the lower free troposphere

description: In this study, we studied the chemical components, potential contribution and mixing state of element carbon (EC)-containing particles using a single particle aerosol mass spectrometer (SPAMS) with high-time resolution in the western summit of mountain Hua (Mt. Hua), and further investigated the role of EC in the formation and evolution of secondary aerosols. Combined the results of back trajectories and concentration-weighted trajectory, the effect of regional and upward transport on the chemical characteristics of different EC-containing particles revealed in this study, which improve our knowledge and understanding of its role in the formation of secondary aerosols in the lower free troposphere. The findings from this study provide a new perspective for discussing the EC types and environmental effects in troposphere ambient.
DOI: 10.17632/7gs57fp6hp
title: Wildlife Preserves in New Jersey

description: A dataset with 15 of New Jersey's wildlife preserves
DOI: 10.17632/brbrdwy3pr
title: Supplemental Results for "Epidemiology of alopecia areata, ophiasis, totalis and universalis: A systematic review and meta-analysis"

description: Supplemental Table 1 and Results for "Epidemiology of alopecia areata, ophiasis, totalis and universalis: A systematic review and meta-analysis"
DOI: 10.17632/k9j5ymry29
title: Quick Intersection Count Change Image evaluation results (for reproduction purposes)

description: Results that were generated as part of the evaluation presented in the paper "An Indexing Scheme and Descriptor for 3D Object Retrieval Based on Local Shape Querying", uploaded here for verification/reproduction purposes.
DOI: 10.17632/v5gytp4bvv
title: What_variables_matter_in_CR_for_evaporation

description: The Complementary Relationship (CR) of evaporation recognizes that low evaporation rates lead to low humidity in the lower atmosphere, and high rates lead to high humidity. Conversely, moist air implies high evaporation rate and vice versa. Discussion of the CR usually focuses on the functional form of relationships among actual evaporation E, apparent potential evaporation Ep, and wet surface evaporation E0. This project removes the functional form of the relationship by training an artificial neural network to predict evaporation rates (i.e., minimize mean square error) using data from 171 FLUXNET sites on a monthly basis. The FLUXNET data are used to calculate potential CR variables like Ep, E0, the Priestley-Taylor parameter (alpha), and Epm, the maximum possible value of Ep. Variable combinations that result in low mean square error are considered better. Results show that Ep and E0 alone can give adequate performance. However, including Epm results in significant improvement, as does parameterizing alpha as a function of temperature. The conclusion is that Ep, E0, and Epm are all essential parts of the CR, and CR versions that consider alpha a function of temperature are preferred. Note that all the variable lists require exactly the same raw data such as temperature, wind speed, air pressure, net radiation, ground heat flux, and measured E (used as the reference values). While the list of variables is clarified by this study, it does not imply any particular functional form for the CR.
DOI: 10.17632/vt3g5h2rkw
title: A data set for CO2 concentrations and carbon isotopes in water of different Chinese lakes

description: A high-resolution data for CO2 concentrations and carbon isotopes in water of different Chinese lakes
DOI: 10.17632/jdbkxgn2v5
title: Chathurika Maduwanthi

description: This data presents the spouting behavior, drying kinetics and heat and mass transfer characteristics of parboiled paddy types of 'Samba' and 'Nadu'. Minimum spouting velocity was determined for two paddy types in three different bed heights of 14cm, 18 cm and 23 cm. Drying kinetics, moisture diffusivity and heat transfer coefficient were analyzed in drying experiments. The parameters were drying temperature and air velocity. 45C, 55 C and 65C were the three different temperatures. 6.2ms-1, 6.7ms-1 and 7.2ms-1 were velocities for the samba paddy and 6.2ms-1, 6.8ms-1 & 7.3ms-1 velocities for nadu paddy for analyze air flow rate effect. The highest moisture diffusivities for Samba and Nadu at 65 oC were 2.444 × 10-13 m2/s and 2.427 × 10-12 m2/s respectively and effective moisture diffusivities were increased with drying air temperature. Activation energy was calculated based on Arrhenius type equation and 36.006 kJ/mol and 37.485 kJ/mol were activation energy for Samba and Nadu respectively. Heat transfer coefficient for both paddy types increased with airflow rate and decreased with drying temperature.
DOI: 10.17632/nzr7hszhmx
title: Bottomonium spectra using Using Matrix Numerove Method

description: The data contains information about the mass spectra of Bottomonium meson The columns in the data are: State: The overall state, labeled with integers 1-6 Spin: The spin , 0 or 1 Mass: The mass measurement of Bottom Quark Spectra: The spectra of Heavy Meson (Bottomonium) In summary, this is a theoretical data mapping out the quantized energy levels of bound bottom quark-antiquark pairs using advanced numerical quantum mechanics calculations which is "Matrix Numerove Method" . The Matrix Numerov method is a numerical technique used to solve the Schrödinger equation for determining quantum energy levels of systems like bottomonium.
DOI: 10.17632/rrnf25bcs8
title: GAMS codes for wagon sizing and allocating wagon

description: This research determines the optimal number of wagons and the allocation of wagons. The case study is Rail Pardaz Seir Company) an Iranian rail company. First, in section 1, a deterministic dynamic mathematical model (an integer programming model) was coded to determine the optimal number of wagons and the allocation of wagons. And then, in section 2, a scenario-based two-stage stochastic programming model was coded as well.
DOI: 10.17632/yx8wj84bd2
title: Supplementary material for article "Climate change will cause non-analogue vegetation states in Africa and commit vegetation to long-term change"

description: This archive contains time series maps (videos) that show decadal maps of simulated biome distribution in Africa between 1970 and 2099, relationship between same decade pairing of transient and equilibrium scenarios, relationship between closest decade pairing of transient and equilibrium scenarios, and maps of single state variables. Simulations were conducted using the aDGVM (Scheiter & Higgins (2009), GCB, doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2008.01838.x). It also contains the decadally averaged aDGVM model output data analyzed in the study, as well as the scripts used to conduct data analysis and to create the Figures shown in the manuscript and its supplementary material. Abstract: Vegetation responses to changes in environmental drivers can be subject to temporal lags. This implies that vegetation is committed to future changes once environmental drivers stabilize. Understanding the trajectories of such committed changes is important as they affect future carbon storage, vegetation structure and community composition and therefore need consideration in conservation management. In this study, we investigate whether transient vegetation states can be represented by a time-shifted trajectory of equilibrium vegetation states, or if they are vegetation states without analogue in conceivable equilibrium states. We use a dynamic vegetation model, the aDGVM, to assess deviations between simulated transient and equilibrium vegetation states in Africa between 1970 and 2099 for the RCP4.5 and 8.5 scenarios. Euclidean distance between simulated transient and equilibrium vegetation states based on selected state variables was used to determine lag times and similarity of vegetation states. We found that transient vegetation states over time increasingly deviated from equilibrium states in both RCP scenarios, but that deviation was more pronounced in RCP8.5 during the second half of the 21st century. Trajectories of transient vegetation change did not follow a "virtual trajectory'' of equilibrium states, but represented non-analogue composite states resulting from multiple lags with respect to vegetation processes and composition. Lag times between transient and most similar equilibrium vegetation states increased over time and were most pronounced in savanna and woodland areas, where disequilibrium in savanna tree cover frequently acted as main driver for dissimilarities. Fire additionally enhanced lag times and Euclidean distance between transient and equilibrium vegetation states due to its restraining effect on vegetation succession. Long lag times can be indicative of high rates of change in environmental drivers, of meta-stability and non-analogue vegetation states, and of augmented risk for future tipping points. For long-term planning, conservation managers should therefore strongly focus on areas where such long lag times and high residual Euclidean distance between most similar transient and equilibrium vegetation states have been simulated.
DOI: 10.17632/9jz8vk63ht
title: Source Data of "three RLKs integrate the SHR-SCR module and gibberellins to regulate ground tissue patterning in Arabidopsis thaliana"

description: The original data of "three RLKs integrate the SHR-SCR module and gibberellins to regulate ground tissue patterning in Arabidopsis thaliana"
DOI: 10.17632/mdptyc2y5p
title: Random and preferred crystallographic orientations for Cu polycrystals

description: The data validates several results published in the study titled "A comparative study of the effect of random and preferred crystallographic orientations on dynamic recrystallization behavior using a cellular automata model" in Materials Today: Communications (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mtcomm.2020.101200). The description of the files is: 1. Orientation files.zip has the orientation files to reproduce Fig. 15 onwards in the manuscript. 2. The excel file is the misorientation data for Fig. 11 in the manuscript. 3. The remaining two .txt files are for reproducing Fig. 4 in the manuscript.
DOI: 10.17632/p8yzzhxwgb
title: A study of Dual antagonism of α9α10 nAChR and GABABR/Cav2.2 by an analgesic αO-conotoxin analogue. Xiao Li et al.t

description: Original data of article "Dual antagonism of α9α10 nAChR and GABABR/Cav2.2 by an analgesic αO-conotoxin analogue".
DOI: 10.17632/sfcf6wpz5k
title: Supplementary material to "The Totschunda-Denali fault intersection of Alaska: a metastable low-angle strike-slip fault intersection since ~25 Ma"

description: Supplementary material to "The Totschunda-Denali fault intersection of Alaska: a metastable low-angle strike-slip fault intersection since ~25 Ma"
DOI: 10.17632/vd84938hdp
title: Raw data

description: This is the original data of the article titled "Clinical significance and effect of PRR11 up-regulation on the malignancy of osteosarcoma"
DOI: 10.17632/2t5jmcps5h
title: Validity of the simulation model for the electricity market of Brazil - Legitimacy function

description: This file reports structural and behavioral validation processes undertaken in order to assess model consistency and robustness, aimed at gaining confidence in the simulations for the electricity market of Brazil, used to assess the legitimacy function into the TIS function.
DOI: 10.17632/3ykn7shzrf
title: 3D Forward model- Northwest Himalaya, India

description: The geometric variability of the Main Himalyan Thrust (MHT) holds significant implications for the occurrence of major and great earthquakes. The investigation into the lateral geometry changes of the MHT beneath the north-western Himalayas aims to gain insights into potential crustal models through 3D magnetotelluric (MT) forward modeling. MT impedance tensors were computed utilizing the 3D forward modeling code MTD3FWD. Previously established MT resistivity and seismic velocity models from various sectors of the north-western Himalayas were employed as inputs for generating the resistivity mesh necessary for 3D forward modeling. The computed impedance tensors by 3D forward computation were cross-referenced with the original published MT data to validate their accuracy. Additionally, a lateral resistivity cross-section is derived from the 3D forward model along the sub-Himalaya and lesser-Himalaya region to study the lateral heterogeneity. The lateral resistivity cross-section reveals significant heterogeneity within the crust, marked by both high and low resistive structures, as well as a possible lateral ramp along the MHT. The 3D forward model has been uploaded here for the model to make transparency and reproducibility.
DOI: 10.17632/3zm33k6bgv
title: The data of study about the chitosan-selenium nanoparticles on depression-like behaviour induced by fluoride in mice via JAK2-STAT3 pathway

description: These data showed the morphology, product composition and crystal structure of CS-SeNPs. Data1 found that the distribution frequency of CS-SeNPs with a particle size of 41.5-48.8 nm was the highest, namely 19.48%. Data 1 also demonstrated that the diameter of manufactured CS-SeNPs was all less than 100 nm, in line with the preparation requirements of nanomaterials. Data 2 showed the maximum absorption of the CS-SeNPs system was at 245 nm, and there was absorption in the visible region of 300~600 nm, which indicated that the prepared CS-SeNPs are different from the simple mixing of solution, that is, the new substance CS-SeNPs is generated. Moreover, Data 3 of Raman spectrum analysis showed one resonance peak of CS-SeNPs was identified at 246 cm−1 depicted monoclinic Se (m-Se). However, there is no signal absorption peak around 234cm-1, or the signal of absorption peak is very weak, indicating that there is no trigonal Se (t-Se) or the amount of it is very small. In addition, Data 4 and 5 claimed that CS-SeNPs were able to clear •DPPH and •ABTS in a dose-dependent manner, and their capacity to scavenging radicals was stronger than that of Vc, which was equal to approximately 8 times (•DPPH) or 20 times (•ABTS) of that of Vc, was acceptable. These data could be used for the These data can be used to understand the physical and chemical and biological characteristics of the materials prepared in this study of CS-SeNPs. It can also be compared with nanomaterials prepared by other methods. Furthermore, it was revealed that it had excellent antioxidant activity to provide data support.
DOI: 10.17632/5mfh2ggkvs
title: I think therefore I am unique

description: Stimuli, Data and Data analyses
DOI: 10.17632/7v37pg6mc8
title: LINF_130008400

description: alpha tubulin; Leishmania infantum
DOI: 10.17632/c4dtz8nwvw
title: Effect of Gammulin supplementation during the first 24 d of life on health, growth, and first lactation performance of Holstein cows (Supplementary Figures)

description: In this experiment we evaluated the effect of adding a dietary supplement (Gammulin) to the liquid feed of calves from 1 to 24 d of age on pre-weaning growth and health and first lactation performance. Although during the supplementation period calves fed Gammulin had fewer days with profuse diarrhea, these calves had lower starter intake from 25 to 60 d of age and body weight at 60 d of age. The supplementation with Gammulin did not affect first lactation performance.
DOI: 10.17632/nr9cxhtbvf
title: GA PT Academy Ne Programming- A Pilot Study

description: The purpose of this study was to evaluate performance outcomes between a traditionally designed physical conditioning program and an evidenced-based conditioning program for law enforcement recruits.  Two metropolitan state law enforcement training centers in the southeast United States volunteered to participate in the investigation.  Each academy program lasted 12 weeks and consisted of 5 days/ week of physical training.  The experimental group (n = 46) was provided with an evidence-based physical conditioning program that consisted of anaerobic and aerobic conditioning, agility, power, movement quality, defensive tactics, and muscular endurance.  The comparison group participants (n = 18) were assigned a traditional instructor-led physical training program which consisted of calisthenics and running.  Of the fourteen fitness variables measured, the intervention group displayed significant improvements in ten variables, while the comparison group significantly improved six.
DOI: 10.17632/x9rmm264df
title: Litter_decomposition_treed_lawn

description: This dataset contains soil properties, lawn biomass production, earthworm abundance, microclimate monitoring, litter biochemical properties and litter mass losses.
DOI: 10.17632/dgp42w5rz9
title: Data on Effect of Phytase Addition to Cowpea-based Poultry Feed on Growth Parameters and Nutrient Utilization of Broiler Chicks

description: The dataset described here was collected to assess the effect of phytase addition on growth parameters and nutrient utilization of broiler chicks.  A total of seventy birds were used for this study. They were divided in four diet treatment groups with three replicates each. Each replicate contained six birds per pen.Data was collected daily for a period of 31 days. Data for all parameters excluding height (cm) was measured in grams. The dataset is presented as an excel workbook containing 3 worksheets.  All data are presented in long form i.e columns are variables and rows are cases
DOI: 10.17632/hbcyr7x9bk
title: Full 1-loop calculation of BR( B s , d 0 → ℓ ℓ ̄ ) in models beyond the MSSM with SARAH and SPheno

description: Abstract We present the possibility of calculating the quark flavor changing neutral current decays B s 0 → ℓ ℓ ̄ and B d 0 → ℓ ℓ ̄ for a large variety of supersymmetric models. For this purpose, the complete one-loop calculation has been implemented in a generic form in the Mathematica package SARAH. This information is used by SARAH to generate Fortran source code for SPheno for a numerical evaluation of these processes in a given model. We comment also on the possibility to use this setup for non-s... Title of program: SARAH Catalogue Id: AEIB_v2_1 Nature of problem Models beyond the SM can have new contributions to the decays of neutral B-mesons. For a precise prediction of the corresponding branching ratios a full 1-loop calculation including all possible wave, penguin and box diagrams is necessary. This usually requires a big effort and public codes for these calculations so far only support a few selected models. Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data AEIB_v1_0; SARAH; 10.1016/j.cpc.2010.11.030 AEIB_v2_0; SARAH; 10.1016/j.cpc.2013.02.019 AEIB_v2_1; SARAH; 10.1016/j.cpc.2013.06.021 AEIB_v3_0; SARAH; 10.1016/j.cpc.2014.02.018 This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2018)
DOI: 10.17632/zwy5znntjz
title: An Empirical Investigation of Cognitive Effectiveness of Common Process Landscape Designs

description: This dataset includes:
- Experimental data
- Questionnaire
- Appendix B