cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/8hy99d5k38
title: Data for: Have humans living within the Greater Cape Floristic Region been using the same plant species through time?

description: archaeological_data: The data is a summary of all plant species found within 18 archaeological sites within the Greater Cape Floristic Region (GCFR). Plant species with a known range within the GCFR that were found in three sites that fall outside of the GCFR were also included. In total, 205 unique plant species (that occur within the GCFR) were recorded. historical_data: Eleven resources that capture human use of indigenous plant species (that occur within the GCFR) are summarized in this data set. In total 672 plant species with a known range within the GCFR are captured in this data set. Explanation of column headers for each data set: FOR BOTH DATA SETS: Species.name.in.original.text: The plant species name as recorded by the authors. Current.Scientific.name: The new scientific name is provided if the name has changed since the original publication. Family: The plant family in which the plant species occur Genus: The genus of the plant species GCFR: The occurrence of the plant species within the GCFR either: not listed or yes References: The publication in which the plant species is mentioned. FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATABASE: age.arc.layer: The age of the archaeological layer in which the plant species was recorded Min.age: The minimum age of the archaeological layer in which the plant species was recorded Max.age: The maximum age of the archaeological layer in which the plant species was recorded Site: The name of the archaeological site in which the plant species was found Location: Location of the archaeological site FOR CONTEMPORARY DATABASE: Use: A use category was assigned to each plant species depending on the recorded use by humans Part: Part of the plant used by humans Method of preparation: Details of how the plant is prepared for human use Type: The type of use the plant is utilized by Page.reference: The page number of the reference book that mentions that specific use of the plant by humans The SANBI red data list (www.http://redlist.sanbi.org/) and Manning and Goldblatt, (2012) and Snijman (2013) were used to verify plant species name changes and distribution range within the GCFR.
DOI: 10.17632/fj8gfhnbbx
title: Data for: High-resolution taphonomic and palaeoecological analyses of the Jurassic Yanliao Biota of the Daohugou area, northeastern China

description: The six data files contain all data used for statistical analyses in this research. The file “Faunal composition (aquatic communities)” contains mean densities of clam shrimp, mayfly nymph and water boatmen on 35 bedding planes from two excavation sites. The file “Faunal composition (terrestrial insects)” contains the composition of terrestrial insects from 11 levels (north site). The file “Fossil preservation” contains data from 9 levels (north site). The preservation quality of terrestrial insects is classified into five taphonomic grades. The exact number of individuals per grade is recorded by taxon in this file. The file “Plan-view orientation” contains data from 9 bedding planes of the north site. The plan-view orientations of aquatic insects are classified into 6 segments. The number of individuals per segment is recorded in this file. The file “Clam shrimp size” contains the individual size of 3869 clam shrimp collected from 19 bedding planes. The file “Clam shrimp size & growth band crowding” contains data of 106 individuals from 4 bedding planes. The presence or absence of growth band crowding and individual size are recorded in this file.
DOI: 10.17632/t5dphm3hrm
title: Data for: Impact of information and Food Technology Neophobia in consumers' acceptance of shelf-life extension in packaged fresh fish fillets

description: Data collected during the experiment
DOI: 10.17632/zn49dsk7x6
title: Dataset of synthesis and characterization by PXCT of ALD-based mullite inverse opal photonic crystals

description: Raw data related to the paper published at Applied Materials Today (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apmt.2018.10.002) and the paper published at Data in Brief (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2018.10.076).
DOI: 10.17632/ntprzxk477
title: OpenFPCI: A parallel fluid–structure interaction framework

description: This paper presents OpenFPCI, a framework for coupling the C++ toolbox OpenFOAM-Extend, a computational fluid dynamics package, with the general purpose finite element package ParaFEM, written in Fortran and used to solve structural mechanics problems. The coupling of these two open source and scalable toolboxes, facilitates the use of high performance computing resources for the solution of fluid–structure interaction problems. The framework uses a master slave approach, with OpenFOAM-Extend acting as the master and calling OpenFPCI plugins. The plugins are composed of a series of subroutines used to initialise and solve a specific engineering problem and make use of ParaFEM’s highly parallel implementation. The plugins are wrapped by C constructs such that OpenFOAM-Extend can call these Fortran subroutines consistently and when the solution from ParaFEM is required. Each plugin solves a different solid mechanics problem, with the current features including the deformation of a linear-elastic structure undergoing small strain and the deformation of a St Venant-Kirchoff material. Throughout this paper the focus will lie on the large strain plugin, considering the implementation and its validation for a benchmark problem, along with assessment of parallel capabilities, which are shown to scale to three thousand cores. This paper will be of interest to OpenFOAM and ParaFEM practitioners looking to utilise multiphysics simulations for their research, along with researchers looking to integrate fluid–structure interaction into their studies.
DOI: 10.17632/3n97xr64zw
title: Glutamate related aminoacids in first episode psychosis

description: The aim of the present study was to explore the role of glutamate related amino-acids in drug-naive first episode psychosis patients. The medication naïve patients with first episode psychosis (FEP) (n= 40) and healthy volunteers with no family history of schizophrenia (n= 35) were recruited to the study and followed up for 10 weeks. Liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry method was used to measure plasma levels of the aminoacids.
DOI: 10.17632/69g55s83mn
title: Internos video popularity forecasting

description: To predict media popularity, we collect meta-data and traffic information from an online video transmission platform named Internos currently deployed in the Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas. Internos is online in a closed university campus via network intranet and serves about 7.000-10.000 users. The dataset is build in a time interval of two years of activity between 04/16 and 04/18. The core concept in the platform is the media resource. Media resources have a section. One media resource belongs to only one section and a section has several media resources. There are several types of media resource: Video, Movie, Serial, Audio and Other. Users can post comments and vote for specific media resources. Finally, a user may choose to reproduce a media resource requesting the video frames from the streaming server. In total, there are 4394 media resources, 2504763 video requests events, 1866 comments and 14695 votes for the media resources. For each media resource, we create several instances considering the number of video requests in each day after the media publication up to 20 days. Hence, the dataset contains 75782 instances after we removed duplicated records. Features extracted for media popularity forecasting in Internos video transmission platform: No. & Name & Type & Description\\ 1 & Requests one week & Numerical & Number of requests one week ago.\\ 2 & Requests two week & Numerical & Number of requests two weeks ago.\\ 3 & Requests one day & Numerical & Number of requests one day ago.\\ 4 & Requests two days & Numerical & Number of requests two days ago.\\ 5 & Day of week & Ordinal & Day of the week: Monday, Tuesday, etc.\\ 6 & Day of month & Ordinal & Day of the month: first, second, etc.\\ 7 & Day of year & Ordinal & Day of the year.\\ 8 & Month & Ordinal & Number of the month.\\ 9 & Comments & Numerical & Number of comments in the publication.\\ 10 & Comments in section & Numerical & Number of comments in section for the last week.\\ 11 & Publications & Numerical & Number of publications for the last week.\\ 12 & Publications in section & Numerical & Number of publications in section for the last week.\\ 13 & Votes & Numerical & Number of votes in the publication.\\ 14 & Votes in section & Numerical & Number of votes in section for the last week.\\ 15 & Days published & Numerical & Number of days since the publication was published.\\ 16 & Holidays left & Numerical & Number of days of remaining holidays.\\ 17 & Next holidays & Numerical & Number of days until the next holidays.\\ 18 & Video type & Nominal & Type of video: video, audio, movie, etc.\\ 19 & Requests & Numerical & Number of video requests in the next 24 hours.\\
DOI: 10.17632/cxyzrj8hs9
title: Data for: Hyperlocal Responses to the SALT Deduction Limitation

description: SALT model.
DOI: 10.17632/gt8f7x9jhr
title: Data for: Seroprevalance of hydatid disease in Jordan using indirect hemagglutination test

description: Hydatid disease (HD) is a zoonotic disease of humans and animals which is caused by infection with the larval stages of the taeniid cestodes of the genus Echinococcus. HD is endemic in many countries of the Middle East, including Jordan. The seroprevalence rate of HD in areas of elevated risk in Jordan has not previously been investigated using indirect haemagglutination (IHA) testing. In the present study, 512 blood samples were collected from recruited outpatients from an internal medicine clinic in Al-Mafraq Governmental Hospital in Jordan. Each participant signed a consent form and completed a questionnaire. The presence of antibodies specific for E. granulosus antigens was detected using an IHA test. Statistical analysis was performed by SPSS software using the Chi-square test. In all, 4.1% of the study participants were seropositive for E. granuulosus IgG antibodies. There was a significant correlation between unexplained weight loss among seropositive patients (P=0.018). Seropositivity was significantly higher in patients who slaughtered sheep inside their houses (P=0.023). HD seroprevalence did not correlate with gender (P=0.433), age (P=0.880), residency status (P=0.938), or educational level (P=0.808). The vast majority (75.2%) of participants reported no prior knowledge about HD, and 99.8% were not aware about the etiology of the disease.
DOI: 10.17632/7x486fvxtw
title: Alkali element mobility Pilar de Goiás greenstone belt

description: Data which accompanies the article entitled ALKALI ELEMENT MOBILITY ASSOCIATED WITH GOLD MINERALIZATION IN THE PILAR DE GOIÁS GREENSTONE BELT GOLD DEPOSIT, CENTRAL BRAZIL
DOI: 10.17632/krgxdd2rtp
title: Data from: Acorn size is more important than nursery fertilization for outplanting performance of Quercus variabilis container seedlings

description: Planting seedlings is the most common forestation method in oak restoration projects. Small acorns are usually discarded for seedling cultivation because they result in poor quality seedlings. However, this can potentially reduce genetic diversity of planted stocktype. A possible way to compensate for the potential lower quality of small acorn seedlings is to cultivate them at high fertilization rates. The objectives of this study were to assess the effect of acorn size on seedling out-planting performance, and to determine if nursery fertilization interacts with acorn size to determine seedling performance both at the end of nursery cultivation and after planting in a forestation site. Acorns from 20 individual trees were classified into large, medium, and small according to their fresh weight and cultivated under two contrasting nursery fertilization conditions (no fertilization and fertilized with 100 mg N per plant). Seedling emergence, morphology and tissue nutrient status was assessed at the end of the cultivation. Field survival and growth after transplanting in a forest site were also investigated for two years. Compared to medium and large acorns, small acorns represented 18% of the studied lot and showed lower moisture (3-5% less), nutrient content and emergence (55% less). When cultivated without fertilizer, small acorns resulted in smaller seedlings with lower nutrient concentration than medium and large acorn seedlings. Nursery fertilization increased slightly seedling growth and similarly for all acorn types but strongly increased nutrient concentration, especially in small acorn seedlings at the end of cultivation. Outplanting survival was not affected by nursery fertilization but small acorn seedlings showed 32% less survival than medium and large acorn plants. Conversely, fertilization increased outplanting growth similarly among acorn size classes and small acorn plants showed lower growth than medium and large acorn plants, with no differences among them. We conclude that with the fertilization rate used in this study acorn size is more determinant than fertilization for seedling quality and field performance. Fertilization increases seedling quality of plants grown from small acorn, but this increase did not translate into a significant increase in field performance.
DOI: 10.17632/p3dhjwp5m2
title: Cardiovascular_FollowUp

description: This study is a retrospective analysis of a cardiovascular imaging trial, looking at which modifiable and non-modifiable trial participant characteristics are associated with successful follow-up. After completing up to 5.5 years of follow-up, we were curious as to which variables would be associated with successful follow-up. This paper demonstrates a strong positive association between clinical trial retention and having a primary care provider, an observation that has not been previously shown.
DOI: 10.17632/99pfw3b3mr
title: Data for: Performance improvement of III-V compound solar cells using nanomesh electrode and nanostructured antireflection structures
DOI: 10.17632/gjbnn7ygdh
title: Li-Ge data for: Machine Learning of Ab-initio Energy Landscapes for Crystal Structure Predictions

description: Evolutionary algorithm structure search for Li-Ge crystal structures. W. W. Tipton, C. A. Mathulis, and R. G. Hennig. Ab-initio prediction of the Li5Ge2 Zintl compound. Comp. Mater. Sci. 93, 133 (2014)
DOI: 10.17632/hcg2kzwbj2
title: Functional Movement Screen and Motor Competence Assessment

description: This data base from a group of youth aduts regarding to Functional Movement Screen, Motor Competence and DXA
DOI: 10.17632/svrx3wgcn4
title: Inter-concept distances for Neurological Examination Ontogy

description: The Neuro Ontology has 1163 concepts (classes) to describe the neurological examination. This rectangular Excel file contains distance measurements between concepts based on the algorithm suggested by Wu and Palmer. Distances vary between 0.0 (close) and 1.0 (distant). Findings are organized into 8 major branches: motor, sensory, mental status, cranial nerves, coordination, gait and balance, head and neck, and reflexes, and symptoms. Finding from different branches of the ontology have a distance measure of 1.0 by default.
DOI: 10.17632/xzzgbtz6cd
title: Monitoring data of air pollutants and meteorological factors

description: Processed data from raw monitoring data of air pollutants and meteorological factors by lagging corresponding hours, removing missing data, and removing special mitigation period. These data can be used to develop random forest models.
DOI: 10.17632/k82r4czn4g
title: Data for: 3293916

description: abc
DOI: 10.17632/25tx95zz2t
title: Data for: Is species taxonomy predicted by morphology or mtDNA? A genomic analysis of Phrynocephalus lizards from the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau

description: The attached ZIP contains a compressed VCF file containing all of the SNP data. The appended text file relates the number of the individual to the collection site in Fig. 1, with more details in S1.
DOI: 10.17632/c8fzmtkry6
title: Dendritic Arm Spacing Evolution in ASTM F75 Alloy Directionally Solidified

description: A set of experimental data of Dendritic Arm Spacing evolution during solidification fo ASTM F75 Alloy is reported. These data were obtained from samples of this alloy quenched during its directional solidification. An additional experimental finding was that the coarsening of DAS was mainly performed until the solid fraction reaches 0.9. This data was used to validate a new model for the coarsening of dendritic arm spacing, DAS, during solidification of industrial multicomponent alloys. This model considers the available thermo-physical properties coupled with complementary data obtained from thermodynamic simulation corresponding to a select alloy. The results of the model are in good agreement with the experimental data of studied alloy.
DOI: 10.17632/wp5jpsrkrn
title: A study of frenolicin B targets peroxiredoxin 1 and glutaredoxin 3 to trigger ROS/4E-BP1-mediated antitumor effects. Ye et al

description: Chemical structures and NMR spectroscopies of compounds 1-12 and 14, probes 1 and 2, and FN-NAC
DOI: 10.17632/29ykwrpfhf
title: Data for: Frontier Settlement and the Spatial Variation of Civic Institutions

description: Data on frontier societies (Brazil, United States, Russia, Canada) used in article, plus R script for regression tables.
DOI: 10.17632/t9wv5kdkv3
title: In-group love and out-group derogation – are they necessarily related? Data from the Hadza hunter-gatherers

description: The conceptual framework for intergroup relations assumes a direct positive relationship between in-group love and out-group derogation, yet this statement has been called into question. We hypothesize that in-group love and out-group derogation could be independent of each other when groups do not see each other as competing for limited resources and conditions of the zero-sum game do not apply. In the current study, we confront this hypothesis by investigating the Hadza hunter-gatherers. To this end, we invited ninety-one (forty-one females) Hadza to play Dictator Game and to choose the wisest and the strongest figurine from two sets of three pictures presenting silhouettes of males and females with distinctive attributes of a typical Hadza, Datoga or Maasai. Results suggest that in-group love is unrelated to out-group derogation in Hadza. With this finding we sketch boundaries to the paradigm of interdependence between in-group love and out-group derogation, previously proven in Western populations characterized by social inequality and imbalanced social exchange.
DOI: 10.17632/5g8jg7htpf
title: Data for: Longitudinal Roll Patterns of Marangoni Instability in an Easily Volatile Sessile Droplet Evaporating at Constant Contact Angle Mode

description: Movie of Fig.3
DOI: 10.17632/6gf57nt269
title: Parallel hyperbolic PDE simulation on clusters: Cell versus GPU

description: This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2018) Abstract Increasingly, high-performance computing is looking towards data-parallel computational devices to enhance computational performance. Two technologies that have received significant attention are IBM's Cell Processor and NVIDIA's CUDA programming model for graphics processing unit (GPU) computing. In this paper we investigate the acceleration of parallel hyperbolic partial differential equation simulation on structured grids with explicit time integration on clusters with Cell and GPU backend... Title of program: SWsolver Catalogue Id: AEGY_v1_0 Nature of problem MPI-parallel simulation of Shallow Water equations using high-resolution 2D hyperbolic equation solver on regular Cartesian grids for x86 CPU, Cell Processor, and NVIDIA GPU using CUDA. Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data AEGY_v1_0; SWsolver; 10.1016/j.cpc.2010.07.049
DOI: 10.17632/jbry4vt2sf
title: Data for: A closed-form solution for the seismic racking and rocking behavior of rectangular tunnels

description: This spreadsheet implements the closed-form solutions for the computation of the racking coefficient, rocking coefficient, and racking-profile coefficient, to assess the seismic behavior of underground structures, as described in the companion paper.
DOI: 10.17632/szdkc5jgwp
title: Data for: 3368864

description: IJCERT PUBLICATIONS
DOI: 10.17632/mhvjxd9kpj
title: SEIG Experiments for PHiX

description: Experimental Data for Toroidal Field Power Supply of PHiX Tokamak
DOI: 10.17632/ysh68nb9gn
title: Data for: Evolution of Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Program over 2000-2017: Improvement of Care?

description: Source data for the article "Evolution of Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Program over 2000-2017: Improvement of Care?"
DOI: 10.17632/727z3vhhf6
title: Mitigation of amphibian disease requires a stronger connection between research and management. Supplementary material.

description: Data file 1. Complete list of reviewed publications.
DOI: 10.17632/ch9zcn8rbn
title: Oncogenic Notch promotes long-range regulatory interactions within hyperconnected 3D cliques

description: Western blot accompanying figures of manuscript entitled: "Oncogenic Notch promotes long-range regulatory interactions within hyperconnected 3D cliques"
DOI: 10.17632/tx5mwvx2hx
title: Data for: A Tie2 kinase mutation causing venous malformations increases phosphorylation rates and enhances cooperativity

description: Pymol session of energy minimization and alignment
DOI: 10.17632/x5v9mk72y5
title: Data for: Dental microwear texture analysis of Pliocene Suidae from Hadar and Kanapoi in the context of early hominin dietary breadth expansion

description: Raw dental microwear texture data of modern African suid species and fossil suids from the eastern African Pliocene sites of Kanapoi and Hadar.
DOI: 10.17632/27h7pf32gh
title: Data for: Micromixing-assisted preparation of TiO2 films from ammonium hexafluorotitanate and urea by liquid phase deposition based on simulation of mixing process in T-shaped micromixer

description: These are research data for this article.
DOI: 10.17632/9csp3ywprh
title: Neodermatan gene orders

description: Mitohondrial gene orders of 32 Neodermata representatives used for CREx, TreeREx and MLGO analyses in the article: "Homoplasy or plesiomorphy? Reconstruction of the evolutionary history of mitochondrial gene order rearrangements in the subphylum Neodermata"
DOI: 10.17632/w2678cnzsg
title: Alcohool oxidation performance of TiO2 added polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) membrane at microwave conditions

description: Catalytic membrane reactors are materials on that fine chemical synthesis and pollution degradation could be done during the filtration. These systems could be commanly controlled by UV, heat and infrared radiation. In this study, materials designed for microwave radiation controlled system, and their performances for benzyl alcohool oxidation were tested at batch reactor. Interaction of TiO2 added PVDF flat sheets (membranes) prepared by phase inversion method with microwave radiation was firstly investigated. FTIR, TG-DTA and SEM analysis with contact angle measurements were conducted.Interaction between TiO2 and PVDF chain was evidenced by 1550 and 1629 cm-1 bands. TiO2 added PVDF membranes had improved filtration and rejection performance. 32.4% BSA rejection was obtained with composites while it was 7.5% of pristine membrane. 93.86% conversion and 56% selectivity were obtained with composites in microwave assisted batch reactor. Decomposition of polymer increased when 6% additive due to catalytic effect of TiO2 then, it decreased with further loading. Detailed evidences were obtained by activation energies (Ea) of decomposition calculated by Kissinger method. Microwave assisted catalytic effect of TiO2 inside polymeric matrix promise to obtain fast, high yielded and disposable membrane materials for catalytic reactors to in-situ production of fine chemicals.