cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/bnnvn7gbf3.1
title: Forensic fibre retrieval validation dataset

description: To use this dataset, download the zip file entitled 'Fibre retrieval dataset' and extract all of its contents. Once extracted, it can be seen that that file contains a folder also called 'Fibre retrieval dataset' which, itself, contains a number of folders. Amongst these is one labelled '0. Introduction' in which there is a pdf document. That document provides details of how this dataset is structured and outlines how it might be used. As described in that pdf document, this dataset contains data that were collected to study the effect of four factors on the rate at which self-adhesive tape is able to retrieve target fibres from surfaces commonly encountered at crime scenes and in forensic laboratories. The factors tested were: • tape type. This has two levels: Crystal Tabs and J-Lar; • tape storage temperature, with three levels: -5, 19 and 35◦C; • taping method, with two levels: zonal and 1 to 1; • the surface from which the target fibres were retrieved, with 12 levels: Brick, Ceramic tile, Cushion cover, Glossed MDF, Jeans, Jumper (i.e. a sweater), Long carpet, Plywood, Seatbelt, Short carpet, T-shirt and Tracksuit trousers. For each of the 144 unique combinations of factor levels, five repeat fibre retrieval rate determinations were carried out, resulting in a total of 720 data points. This dataset also contains the computer code that was used to analyse these data and the outputs generated from those data by that code.
DOI: 10.17632/k7cnx2c84n.1
title: Fibre evidence retrieval optimisation

description: To use this dataset, download and extract the zip file that it contains, then read the user guide that is provided in that file. As described in that guide, this dataset is intended to be helpful to those tasked with the optimisation, validation and/or verification of methods of fibre evidence recovery from crime scenes. It contains interactive plots which summarise the main findings of a quantitative experiment that was carried out by Staffordshire University in conjunction with Warwickshire & West Mercia Police as part of an ISO17020 accreditation study (Jones, Gwinnett and Jackson, 2018). This experiment was concerned with establishing the effect of four factors on target fibre retrieval rates achieved by self-adhesive tape from a range of surface types. The factors were: • Tape type. Two brands of tape were tested, namely J-Lar and Crystal Tabs. • Tape storage temperature. One roll of each of the two tape types was kept at each of -5, 19 and 35 °C then used to retrieve target fibres at 19 °C with the minimum of delay between removal from the controlled temperature environment and deployment. • Taping method. Two methods were used, namely zonal and 1 to 1. In the former, each piece of tape was contacted several times with different areas of the surface in question, whilst in the latter there was only one such contact per piece of tape used. • The surface from which the target fibres were recovered. There were twelve of these, namely Brick, Ceramic tile, Cushion cover, Glossed MDF, Jeans, Jumper (i.e. a sweater), Long carpet, Plywood, Seatbelt, Short carpet, T-shirt and Tracksuit trousers, each commonly encountered in crime scenes. Reference: Jones, Z V, Gwinnett, C and Jackson, A R W (2018). The effect of tape type, taping method and tape storage temperature on the retrieval rate of fibres from various surfaces: An example of data generation and analysis to facilitate trace evidence recovery validation and optimisation. Science and Justice. DOI: 10.1016/j.scijus.2018.12.003, available from https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scijus.2018.12.003 (accessed 7 Jan 2019).
DOI: 10.17632/663rnpkw6x.1
title: Ecological snapshot of a Panopea population within their traces (Pliocene, Agua Amarga subbasin, SE Spain)

description: It is provided a R code to compute a histogram of size frequencies, with bivalve length as the variable combined with a box & whisker plot. It was used to characterize the ontogenetic stages of the Panopea individuals analyzed at the Agua Amarga outcrop (SE Spain). Necessary data including Panopea length are provided in "Panopea and S. phiale measurements.xlsx" file.
DOI: 10.17632/7cb7rp8gpc.1
title: The Effect of Family-Centered Empowerment program on Activities of Daily Living of Patients with Stroke and Family Caregivers Burden

description: Purpose: Dependence of stroke survivors regarding the ability to perform activities of daily living (ADL) imposes a burden on family caregivers. The study evaluated the effect of the family-centered empowerment model on the ability to perform ADL of patients with stroke and their family caregivers’ burden. Methods: This is a randomized controlled clinical trial conducted in Tehran, capital of Iran, in Feb 2017 to Apr 2018. A total of 90 pairs of stroke patients and their family caregivers was selected and randomly assigned to intervention and control groups through tossing the coin. Intervention was performed in four sessions of an hour in four consecutive days during hospitalization for patients and their family caregivers based on family-centered empowerment model. Data analysis was done by using SPSS v. 22. T-test, Chi-square, Fisher’s exact test, Mann-Whitney test, and Friedman test were used for data analysis. In all statistical tests, the significance level was set to 0.05. Results: The ability to perform ADL in patients with stroke in the intervention and control groups was not significant before, immediately, and two weeks after the intervention, while the ability to perform ADL of patients with stroke in the intervention group increased significantly two months after the intervention compared with the control group (66±35.95 versus 51.31±36.28, p=0.047). The family caregivers` burden was not significantly different in the intervention and control groups before and immediately after intervention, while the family caregivers` burden significantly decreased in the intervention group two weeks (29.55±15.38 versus 38.77±18.53, p=0.012) and two months after the intervention compared with the control group (22.95±15.68 versus 36.11±18.88, p&lt;0.001). Conclusions: Community-based nurses and family nurse practitioners can use this model to empower the family caregivers of stroke patients, reduce the burden of family caregivers, and improve their ADL and health
DOI: 10.17632/c5jhs3sxgv.2
title: Сellular response in co-exposure to titanium oxide nanoparticles and Bisphenol A in bivalve mollusk

description: Decreasing of cellular redox state as the most prominent cellular response in co-exposure to titanium oxide nanoparticles and Bisphenol A in bivalve mollusk
DOI: 10.17632/cmpv5fx4d8.1
title: Measured values of blast load testing parameters

description: Measured data from blast load tests were systematized from covered literature. A table contains data about: a) used explosive type and quantity, b) stand-off distance from a tested specimen, c) measured pressures and impulses on a tested specimen, d) acceleration, maximum and permanent deflection of a specimen, e) and a short description of damage after the explosion. Not all data was available/measured in all of the experiments.
DOI: 10.17632/kxnsjkddwv.1
title: Heuristic Method of Evaluating Accessibility of Mobile Applications for Air Quality Monitoring

description: The accelerated advance of technology and the adoption of mobile devices pose new challenges in the area of accessibility. Traditional accessibility assessment techniques need to be adapted to the new guidelines. Heuristic evaluation is an inspection method based on evaluation by experts in mobile applications. It is based on checklists that traditional tools cannot detect as accessibility problems of mobile devices, so it must be done manually with the help of experts. In this article, we propose a compilation of heuristic evaluation checklists for accessibility taken from the Web Content Accessibility Guideline (WCAG) 2.1, adjusted to users with low vision. The result is a checklist that is evaluated experimentally as a case study applied to mobile applications to monitor air quality. The results of this ex-periment can serve as a reference for future work related to accessibility in mobile applications.
DOI: 10.17632/m46h3xtfng.1
title: The syntax and semantics of Gã future markers

description: Audio data comprising naturally-occurring spoken discourse in support of paper on future expression in Gã. Due largely to the overwhelming frequency of the temporal function in the discourse data, I maintain that the primary function of bàá- is as a tense marker and not a modal, as has been suggested by Dakubu (2008). I show that àá- is now reserved primarily for coding epistemic modality. Gã is therefore unique among Kwa languages, which have been said to be tenseless. This study uncovers previously unreported non-temporal uses of bàá- and clarifies the situation regarding the semantic differences between the two markers. Reference Dakubu, Mary Esther Kropp 2008. Ga verb features. In: M.E Kropp Dakubu and Felix K. Ameka (eds.), Aspect and modality in Kwa languages, 91-134 Amsterdam: John Benjamins
DOI: 10.17632/fsfsmtxgbc.1
title: HRTEM investigation of diffusion in metallic-glass multilayer films

description: Here we present a data set on our research of diffusion in metallic glass multilayers. In the present data set we combined raw data from nanoindentation, SEM and TEM experiments. Lack of plasticity is one of the main disadvantages of metallic glasses. One of the solutions to this problem can be composite materials. Diffusion bonding is promising for composite fabrication. In the present work the diffusion process in glassy multilayer films was investigated. A combination of advanced TEM methods and precision sputtering techniques allows visualization and study of diffusion in amorphous metallic layers with high resolution. Multilayered films were obtained by RF sputter deposition of Zr-Cu and Zr-Pd. The multilayers were annealed under a high vacuum (10‒5 Pa) for 1 and 5 hours at 400oC, i.e. well below the crystallization temperatures but very close to the glass-transition temperatures of both types of glassy layer. The structural evolution in the deposited films was investigated by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy. It was observed that despite the big differences in the atomic mass and size, Pd and Cu have similar diffusion coefficients. Surprisingly, 1 hour of annealing results in formation of metastable copper nanocrystals in the Zr-Cu layers which, however, disappear after 5 h of annealing. This effect may be connected with nanovoid formation under a complex stress state evolving upon annealing, and is related to the exceptionally slow relaxation of the glassy layers sealed with a Ta overlayer.
DOI: 10.17632/wj8j8sd2w3.1
title: Eohadrotreta cf. zhenbaensis, early Cambrian, North China - APPENDIX S1 (Palaeoworld)

description: measurement, early Cambrian organophosphatic brachiopods, Xinji Formation, at Shuiyu section, Shanxi Province,North China
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.2551296
title: SimPA: A Sentence-Level Simplification Corpus for the Public Administration Domain

description: We present a sentence-level simplification corpus with content from the Public Administration (PA) domain. The corpus contains 1,100 original sentences with manual simplifications collected through a two-stage process. Firstly, annotators were asked to simplify only words and phrases (lexical simplification). Each sentence was simplified by three annotators. Secondly, one lexically simplified version of each original sentence was further simplified at the syntactic level. In its current version there are 3,300 lexically simplified sentences plus 1,100 syntactically simplified sentences. The corpus will be used for evaluation of text simplification approaches in the scope of the EU H2020 SIMPATICO project - which focuses on accessibility of e-services in the PA domain - and beyond. The main advantage of this corpus is that lexical and syntactic simplifications can be analysed and used in isolation. The lexically simplified corpus is also multi-reference (three different simplifications per original sentence). This is an ongoing effort and our final aim is to collect manual simplifications for the entire set of original sentences, with over 10K sentences.
description: https://github.com/SIMPATICOProject/simpa
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.2551297
title: SimPA: A Sentence-Level Simplification Corpus for the Public Administration Domain

description: We present a sentence-level simplification corpus with content from the Public Administration (PA) domain. The corpus contains 1,100 original sentences with manual simplifications collected through a two-stage process. Firstly, annotators were asked to simplify only words and phrases (lexical simplification). Each sentence was simplified by three annotators. Secondly, one lexically simplified version of each original sentence was further simplified at the syntactic level. In its current version there are 3,300 lexically simplified sentences plus 1,100 syntactically simplified sentences. The corpus will be used for evaluation of text simplification approaches in the scope of the EU H2020 SIMPATICO project - which focuses on accessibility of e-services in the PA domain - and beyond. The main advantage of this corpus is that lexical and syntactic simplifications can be analysed and used in isolation. The lexically simplified corpus is also multi-reference (three different simplifications per original sentence). This is an ongoing effort and our final aim is to collect manual simplifications for the entire set of original sentences, with over 10K sentences.
description: https://github.com/SIMPATICOProject/simpa
DOI: 10.17632/2vv2trg9jb.1
title: topodelprop

description: TopoDelProp is a tool for managing geographic data and metadata of topographic delimitations The system maintains five layers of spatial data: Parcels: MultiPolygon layer with perimeters defining property Boundaries: LineString layer with independent parcel boundaries Boundary images: Point layer with the images of the singular points of each boundary Interior Elements: MultiPolygon layer with relevant items within the property, such as buildings, swimming pools, ... Easements: MultiPolygon layer with easements having the farm, such as passing, views, ... The database has some automatic procedures that prevent entering topologically wrong geometries, as boundaries, easements or interior elements outside the perimeter of the parcel, or boundary images outside the boundary to which they belong. For a detailed explanation visit http://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/321/browse?authority=27239&type=author Visit the geoportal http://upvusig.car.upv.es/geodelprop/, and click in any element. Folder content description: * databaseSqlCode Sql code to create new databases in other SRCs diferent of Spain. It creates tables, relations, field indexes, PL/PGsql and trigger functions. TopoDelProp plugin does not work with a database. Create a database with this code is a very complicate process. I am working to improve this. I can create your database and send you a database backup, ready for restore in PostGis. If you are interested in this please contact me (gaspar.mora.navarro@gmail.com). * pyUPVBibQgis218Plugin Plugin to facilitate the PostgreSQL operations. Necessary to install it in order TopoDelProp plugin works. It contains classes and methods to connect, insert, delete and update operations. There is an HTML to show the classes documentation. * TopoDelPropQgis218Plugin Plugin to manage the geographic data and metadata of topographic properties delimitations * userManagement A Python 2.7 utility to manage TopoDelProp users. It allows create, delete enable and disable users. Links to videos in a poor English explaining the TopoDelProp tool en_1_geographic_metadata_problem_description https://media.upv.es/player/?id=78b13f40-df4c-11e7-8db7-6f5581cc323c en_2_topodelprop_system_description https://media.upv.es/player/?id=8dce1010-df4c-11e7-8db7-6f5581cc323c en_3_topodelprop_query_data https://media.upv.es/player/?id=162cd710-df4e-11e7-8db7-6f5581cc323c en_4_introduce_data https://media.upv.es/player/?id=a1820210-df4c-11e7-8db7-6f5581cc323c en_5_detailed_data_introduction_1 https://media.upv.es/player/?id=636b47f0-e183-11e7-8ad7-3f920f6a7e6f en_5_detailed_data_introduction_2 https://media.upv.es/player/?id=ca1e1030-e184-11e7-8ad7-3f920f6a7e6f en_5_detailed_data_introduction_3 https://media.upv.es/player/?id=ce29df00-e185-11e7-8ad7-3f920f6a7e6f en_6_topology_explanation https://media.upv.es/player/?id=f0446190-e186-11e7-8ad7-3f920f6a7e6f en_7_geoportal_geodelprop https://media.upv.es/player/?id=b371d5e0-df4c-11e7-8db7-6f5581
DOI: 10.17632/rjzhx7jsyk.1
title: Affective response to food images varying in energy content: an fEMG study investigating individual differences
DOI: 10.17632/vt7gxr8kpy.1
title: Markers of seasonal pastoral campsites: results of an osteological study of modern livestock paddocks in the valley of the r. Karagaily-Ayat (Chelyabinsk Region, Russia). Tables

description: Supplementary materials to the article "Markers of seasonal pastoral campsites: results of an osteological study of modern livestock paddocks in the valley of the r. Karagaily-Ayat (Chelyabinsk Region, Russia)" Tables with the results of processing bones of cattle and small ruminants from modern pens (slaughter age, data on the state of the epiphyses, the composition of the elements and parts of the skeleton)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.2551255
title: Jamendo content analysed with the Audio Commons Analysis Service

description: This dataset contains partial output of running the final release of the Audio Commons Analysis Service on 99960 music pieces of the Jamendo Licensing catalogue. The service is described in Deliverable D4.13 of the Audio Commons project. The analysis results are comprised of chord output including confidence for all pieces (using the software described in the deliverable) and of the output of the Essentia music extractor (v2.1_beta4-447-gc5ea2738) for 77190 of the pieces (of which tempo, beats, tuning and global-key are exposed through the API of the analysis service).

The dataset is formatted as a single JSON file containing an array of documents. Each document in the array has two or three top-level keys. The first key is "_id" with values of the form "jamendo-tracks:&lt;jamendo-id&gt;". This id can be used to request metadata and audio through the Jamendo API. The second key of the document is "chords", containing a subdocument with the output of the chord extraction algorithm. The third key is "essentia-music", which contains a subdocument with the output of the Essentia music extractor.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.2551256
title: Jamendo content analysed with the Audio Commons Analysis Service

description: This dataset contains partial output of running the final release of the Audio Commons Analysis Service on 99960 music pieces of the Jamendo Licensing catalogue. The service is described in Deliverable D4.13 of the Audio Commons project. The analysis results are comprised of chord output including confidence for all pieces (using the software described in the deliverable) and of the output of the Essentia music extractor (v2.1_beta4-447-gc5ea2738) for 77190 of the pieces (of which tempo, beats, tuning and global-key are exposed through the API of the analysis service).

The dataset is formatted as a single JSON file containing an array of documents. Each document in the array has two or three top-level keys. The first key is "_id" with values of the form "jamendo-tracks:&lt;jamendo-id&gt;". This id can be used to request metadata and audio through the Jamendo API. The second key of the document is "chords", containing a subdocument with the output of the chord extraction algorithm. The third key is "essentia-music", which contains a subdocument with the output of the Essentia music extractor.
DOI: 10.14457/cmu.the.1999.143
title: แนวทางการปลูกฝังวัฒนธรรมล้านนาให้กับนักเรียนระดับก่อนประถมศึกษา ในโรงเรียนสังกัดเทศบาลนครเชียงใหม่
DOI: 10.17632/w4x8rz933p.1
title: Data for: Crystallization and melting properties of triacylglycerols in pasteurized milk fat globules during storage

description: Particle-size distributions of milk fat globules during storage. RM: raw milk; PM: pasteurised milk; HPM: Homogenised and pasteurised milk. D[4,3] : the volumic average diameter. *p＜0.05.
DOI: 10.17632/2z8p5mk7yx.1
title: Data for: Crystallization and melting properties of triacylglycerols in pasteurized milk fat globules during storage

description: Thermal properties of MFGs at different storage time investigated using DSC. Crystallization curves of PM (A); melting curves of PM (B); Crystallization curves of HPM (C); melting curves of HPM (D).
DOI: 10.17632/7vj8r76s6f.1
title: Open dataset for: "Social-evaluative threat: stress response stages and influences of biological sex and neuroticism"

description: A dataset of 37 men and 30 women (tested in the luteal phase of their menstrual cycle) participated in a public speaking task to induce social-evaluative threat. Responses of multiple stress systems were measured (trait appraisal, sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system activity, self-reported motivation and affect, and hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis activity), as well as personality traits (e.g. neuroticism and extraversion).
DOI: 10.17632/7vj8r76s6f.2
title: Open dataset for: "Social-evaluative threat: stress response stages and influences of biological sex and neuroticism"

description: A dataset of 37 men and 30 women (tested in the luteal phase of their menstrual cycle) participated in a public speaking task to induce social-evaluative threat. Responses of multiple stress systems were measured (trait appraisal, sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system activity, self-reported motivation and affect, and hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis activity), as well as personality traits (e.g. neuroticism and extraversion).
DOI: 10.17632/8xy939vjzb.1
title: Data for: Crystallization and melting properties of triacylglycerols in pasteurized milk fat globules during storage

description: PLM image of fat globules at different storage time. MFG in the RM (A); MFG in the PM after storage for 0, 24, 48 and 72 hrs, respectively (B-E); MFG in the HPM after storage for 0, 24, 48 and 72 hrs, respectively (F-I). The white arrows mark the damaged areas on the MFGs. Magnification 560×, inserted image magnification 840×.
DOI: 10.17632/ndv367vy36.1
title: Data for: Crystallization and melting properties of triacylglycerols in pasteurized milk fat globules during storage

description: a Short spacing d (Relative intensity), Relative intensity: The percentage of the net intensity of each peak relative to the net intensity of the strongest; b Classification is based on the results of Jade 6.5 and PeakFit v4.12 software analysis.
DOI: 10.17632/ntnjmm6w58.1
title: Data for: Crystallization and melting properties of triacylglycerols in pasteurized milk fat globules during storage

description: Laser confocal microscopic morphology of fat globules at different storage time. MFG in the RM (A); MFG in the PM after storage for 0, 24, 48 and 72 hrs, respectively (B-E); MFG in the HPM after storage for 0, 24, 48 and 72 hrs, respectively (F-I). Nile Red stained milk fat appears red and Nile Blue stained protein appears green. The white arrows mark the irregular and discontinuous protein regions, and the green arrows mark the free proteins and cytoplasm crescents.
DOI: 10.17632/y2s8sy9yrc.1
title: Data for: Crystallization and melting properties of triacylglycerols in pasteurized milk fat globules during storage

description: 21 fatty acids were detected in bovine milk using GC method