cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/stpdm7f3ph
title: Do government subsidies undermine organizational resilience? Evidence from stock price reactions to the COVID-19 pandemic

description: This file outlines the process for replicating the econometric analysis presented in the
study: Do government subsidies undermine organizational resilience? Evidence from stock price reactions to the COVID-19 pandemic.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.k8gump
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 0 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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DOI: 10.17632/stpdm7f3ph.1
title: Do government subsidies undermine organizational resilience? Evidence from stock price reactions to the COVID-19 pandemic

description: This file outlines the process for replicating the econometric analysis presented in the
study: Do government subsidies undermine organizational resilience? Evidence from stock price reactions to the COVID-19 pandemic.
DOI: 10.17632/rkvnw298jk.1
title: Dataset from the Indonesian Adaptation of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) for Emerging Adults

description: This dataset was generated from the Indonesian adaptation of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D), developed to assess depressive symptoms among emerging adults. Data were collected from 236 participants aged 18-29 years residing in Greater Jakarta, Indonesia, with 221 valid responses retained after applying eligibility criteria.

The dataset includes responses to 20 self-report items measuring depressive symptoms and demographic variables (age, gender, education). The CES-D was translated and culturally adapted following international guidelines using forward–backward translation and expert review to ensure conceptual and linguistic equivalence.

Accompanying files include the dataset file (.xlsx/.csv) output containing reliability and confirmatory factor analysis results. The model showed good fit (χ²(166) = 296.639, p &lt; .001; RMSEA = 0.041; CFI = 0.932; TLI = 0.922; SRMR = 0.057) and high internal consistency (Cronbach’s α = 0.915).

The dataset supports the reliability and validity of the Indonesian CES-D and can inform future studies on depression among emerging adults.
DOI: 10.17632/3j3n4cxx82
title: State-owned capital participation and customer concentration in private firms: Evidence from China

description: The empirical process consists of seven main steps, each of which corresponds to the empirical analysis in the paper in turn. Firm-level financial and corporate governance data are obtained from the CSMAR database, and macroeconomic data are sourced from the China Statistical Yearbook. All tables can be obtained by running "code.do." We have clarified all tables and figures in the do-file.
DOI: 10.17632/3j3n4cxx82.1
title: State-owned capital participation and customer concentration in private firms: Evidence from China

description: The empirical process consists of seven main steps, each of which corresponds to the empirical analysis in the paper in turn. Firm-level financial and corporate governance data are obtained from the CSMAR database, and macroeconomic data are sourced from the China Statistical Yearbook. All tables can be obtained by running "code.do." We have clarified all tables and figures in the do-file.
DOI: 10.17632/nkyjc4k5mt
title: Vitrification of LiCa(PO3)3 by Mechanical Method

description: A new glass state of LiCa(PO3)3 was obtained from its crystalline phase via the planetary ball milling (PBM) technique, a high-energy mechanical process carried out in the solid state at room temperature. The product of PBM was analyzed as a function of the milling time using x-ray diffraction, 31P and 7Li nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). The amorphized material shows DSC signatures of glass transition and crystallization. This glass is produced in an excited structural state, relaxing an excess of enthalpy below Tg, akin to hyperquenched glasses. This relaxation seems independent of the primary relaxation activated during the glass transition. The collapse of the crystal structure as a function of the milling time was monitored by 31P-NMR, revealing the disappearance of resonances from P-crystallographic sites and the appearance of Qn resonances in disordered domains. The crystal-to-amorphous transition seems to proceed as a continuous process developed by accumulation of defects and bond distortions during the early stages of milling (&lt; 5 h). During this period, 31P-NMR shows that the amorphized material is not produced in its final structural state, but there is a progressive increase in the degree of local disorder around Q2 groups. Also, DSC shows a correlated increment in the excess of enthalpy without a well defined glass transition, despite that a significant fraction of the milled material (80%) has already transitioned to a distorted state. Above 5 h of milling, structural and thermal parameters attain a stable regime and a glass transition is clearly observed (Tg = 383 ºC), indicating that the structure of the amorphous product reached a final configuration. No trace of the original crystalline material is detected after 32 h of milling. The glass produced by PBM is less stable against devitrification than their melt-quenched counterpart, showing lower Tg, Tc, Tc -Tg, and crystallization enthalpy, and has a higher Qn-disproportionation, suggesting differences in middle-range order. Static 7Li-NMR demonstrates that Li+ mobility is similar in glasses produced by melt-quench and PBM.
DOI: 10.17632/nkyjc4k5mt.2
title: Vitrification of LiCa(PO3)3 by Mechanical Method

description: A new glass state of LiCa(PO3)3 was obtained from its crystalline phase via the planetary ball milling (PBM) technique, a high-energy mechanical process carried out in the solid state at room temperature. The product of PBM was analyzed as a function of the milling time using x-ray diffraction, 31P and 7Li nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). The amorphized material shows DSC signatures of glass transition and crystallization. This glass is produced in an excited structural state, relaxing an excess of enthalpy below Tg, akin to hyperquenched glasses. This relaxation seems independent of the primary relaxation activated during the glass transition. The collapse of the crystal structure as a function of the milling time was monitored by 31P-NMR, revealing the disappearance of resonances from P-crystallographic sites and the appearance of Qn resonances in disordered domains. The crystal-to-amorphous transition seems to proceed as a continuous process developed by accumulation of defects and bond distortions during the early stages of milling (&lt; 5 h). During this period, 31P-NMR shows that the amorphized material is not produced in its final structural state, but there is a progressive increase in the degree of local disorder around Q2 groups. Also, DSC shows a correlated increment in the excess of enthalpy without a well defined glass transition, despite that a significant fraction of the milled material (80%) has already transitioned to a distorted state. Above 5 h of milling, structural and thermal parameters attain a stable regime and a glass transition is clearly observed (Tg = 383 ºC), indicating that the structure of the amorphous product reached a final configuration. No trace of the original crystalline material is detected after 32 h of milling. The glass produced by PBM is less stable against devitrification than their melt-quenched counterpart, showing lower Tg, Tc, Tc -Tg, and crystallization enthalpy, and has a higher Qn-disproportionation, suggesting differences in middle-range order. Static 7Li-NMR demonstrates that Li+ mobility is similar in glasses produced by melt-quench and PBM.
DOI: 10.17632/d793m547xh
title: Movement and backscatter intensity analysis of fairy circles (Sao Francisco Basin, Brazil) from the processing of Sentinel-1 SAR-images

description: A natural hydrogen emission was discovered in the Campinas fairy circle in the Sao Francisco Basin (Brazil) [Prinzhofer et al., 2019, doi in the links]. This type of hydrogen emissions in the form of rounded circular depressions occur in continental cratonic areas. The Campinas fairy circle is surrounded by numerous similar structures, but only this and another structure (called Baru) show significant hydrogen emission. We used radar interferometry and radar backscatter to map and characterize ground motions and vegetation / soil moisture during active hydrogen venting at the Campinas site and surrounding area rich in fairy circles. For the processing, satellite images from Sentinel-1 (ESA, C-band) were used. Only descending images of the area are available (taken by the S1B satellite). 3 bursts from IW1 (VV polarisation) were selected for processing.
This was an SBAS-based processing (made by author CsSz). The Gamma software was used for the processing, the steps of the demo PALSAR1 SBAS Yibal from Gamma software were taken into account. A cutout from the result is available in the corresponding folder (it can be loaded into MatLab, please read the ‘readme.txt’). A description of the steps is also available in the corresponding folder. The cutout was made because the area of interest (which is the focus of the processing) is surrounded by rivers - this makes the other parts of the processing unreliable.
Results show ground motions with up to 1 cm/year (in line-of sight velocity). Within this area, the subsidence of the central part of the Campinas fairy circle implies the active formation of the structure during hydrogen emission.
SAR backscatter analysis performed over a larger area is detailed in the corresponding folder.
For further information see:
 Békési, E., Prinzhofer, A., Porkoláb, K., Tari, G., Szárnya, C.,: Exploration and monitoring of "fairy circles" associated with natural hydrogen seepages with synthetic aperture radar interferometry and backscatter analysis in the São Francisco basin (Brazil). Under review in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy.
DOI: 10.17632/d793m547xh.1
title: Movement and backscatter intensity analysis of fairy circles (Sao Francisco Basin, Brazil) from the processing of Sentinel-1 SAR-images

description: A natural hydrogen emission was discovered in the Campinas fairy circle in the Sao Francisco Basin (Brazil) [Prinzhofer et al., 2019, doi in the links]. This type of hydrogen emissions in the form of rounded circular depressions occur in continental cratonic areas. The Campinas fairy circle is surrounded by numerous similar structures, but only this and another structure (called Baru) show significant hydrogen emission. We used radar interferometry and radar backscatter to map and characterize ground motions and vegetation / soil moisture during active hydrogen venting at the Campinas site and surrounding area rich in fairy circles. For the processing, satellite images from Sentinel-1 (ESA, C-band) were used. Only descending images of the area are available (taken by the S1B satellite). 3 bursts from IW1 (VV polarisation) were selected for processing.
This was an SBAS-based processing (made by author CsSz). The Gamma software was used for the processing, the steps of the demo PALSAR1 SBAS Yibal from Gamma software were taken into account. A cutout from the result is available in the corresponding folder (it can be loaded into MatLab, please read the ‘readme.txt’). A description of the steps is also available in the corresponding folder. The cutout was made because the area of interest (which is the focus of the processing) is surrounded by rivers - this makes the other parts of the processing unreliable.
Results show ground motions with up to 1 cm/year (in line-of sight velocity). Within this area, the subsidence of the central part of the Campinas fairy circle implies the active formation of the structure during hydrogen emission.
SAR backscatter analysis performed over a larger area is detailed in the corresponding folder.
For further information see:
 Békési, E., Prinzhofer, A., Porkoláb, K., Tari, G., Szárnya, C.,: Exploration and monitoring of "fairy circles" associated with natural hydrogen seepages with synthetic aperture radar interferometry and backscatter analysis in the São Francisco basin (Brazil). Under review in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy.
DOI: 10.17632/jjrp3mmf24
title: RNA-Seq analysis

description: The obtained cDNA library was then sequenced on the Illumina platform. The raw data was filtered using Trimmomatic, resulting in clean data. Reads were aligned to the reference genome with HISAT2 (version: 2.2.1). For three biological replicates, DESeq2 (version: 1.34.0) was used to identify differentially expressed genes, while edgeR (version: 3.36.0, dispersion = 0.01) was applied for datasets without replicates. We first selected differentially expressed genes with a Fold Change ≥ 2 and FDR &lt; 0.05. If the number of differentially expressed genes in each comparison group exceeded 1,000, we tightened the selection criteria to Fold Change ≥ 2 and FDR &lt; 0.01. In this analysis, we ultimately chose to filter differentially expressed genes with an FDR &lt; 0.01. Differentially expressed genes and samples were clustered using the R package Pheatmap. StringTie was used to map reads, assemble transcripts, and compare them with known genes using Cuffcompare. Differential splicing was analyzed with rMATS. Finally, Samtools aligned the sorted, PCR-deduplicated files with the reference sequence to detect variants. In the analysis data, abbreviation "B" represents BTZ treatment, and "CB" represents CURE treatment.
DOI: 10.17632/jjrp3mmf24.1
title: RNA-Seq analysis

description: The obtained cDNA library was then sequenced on the Illumina platform. The raw data was filtered using Trimmomatic, resulting in clean data. Reads were aligned to the reference genome with HISAT2 (version: 2.2.1). For three biological replicates, DESeq2 (version: 1.34.0) was used to identify differentially expressed genes, while edgeR (version: 3.36.0, dispersion = 0.01) was applied for datasets without replicates. We first selected differentially expressed genes with a Fold Change ≥ 2 and FDR &lt; 0.05. If the number of differentially expressed genes in each comparison group exceeded 1,000, we tightened the selection criteria to Fold Change ≥ 2 and FDR &lt; 0.01. In this analysis, we ultimately chose to filter differentially expressed genes with an FDR &lt; 0.01. Differentially expressed genes and samples were clustered using the R package Pheatmap. StringTie was used to map reads, assemble transcripts, and compare them with known genes using Cuffcompare. Differential splicing was analyzed with rMATS. Finally, Samtools aligned the sorted, PCR-deduplicated files with the reference sequence to detect variants. In the analysis data, abbreviation "B" represents BTZ treatment, and "CB" represents CURE treatment.
DOI: 10.17632/mz8hnh552r
title: Code for paper titled "Data privacy ethics in developing countries: a study of e-commerce consumers with a stakeholder theory lens"

description: This dataset contains the code for the paper titled "Data privacy concerns in developing countries: a study of e-commerce consumers in Vietnam with a stakeholder theory lens"
DOI: 10.17632/mz8hnh552r.2
title: Code for paper titled "Data privacy ethics in developing countries: a study of e-commerce consumers with a stakeholder theory lens"

description: This dataset contains the code for the paper titled "Data privacy concerns in developing countries: a study of e-commerce consumers in Vietnam with a stakeholder theory lens"
DOI: 10.17632/cr97zws89r
title: Source Data for the Manuscript titled Programming Microbe-Computer Interaction for Customized Life-Nonlife and Cross-Life Communication

description: Source Data for the Manuscript titled Programming Microbe-Computer Interaction for Customized Life-Nonlife and Cross-Life Communication
DOI: 10.17632/cr97zws89r.1
title: Source Data for the Manuscript titled Programming Microbe-Computer Interaction for Customized Life-Nonlife and Cross-Life Communication

description: Source Data for the Manuscript titled Programming Microbe-Computer Interaction for Customized Life-Nonlife and Cross-Life Communication
DOI: 10.17632/rw5hhsvcs6
title: Spatiotemporal Distribution of Aquaculture Ponds in Typical Coastal Regions of China

description: This dataset documents the spatiotemporal distribution of aquaculture ponds in typical coastal regions of China from 1984 to 2024. Derived from long-term time-series remote sensing imagery from the Landsat satellite series, the data were processed and extracted using the Google Earth Engine cloud computing platform. The data are provided in GeoTIFF (.tif) format and achieved an overall accuracy (OA) greater than 90% in classification. This dataset is suitable for monitoring dynamic changes in aquaculture ponds over long time series, analyzing driving mechanisms, and evaluating sustainable development strategies.
DOI: 10.17632/rw5hhsvcs6.1
title: Spatiotemporal Distribution of Aquaculture Ponds in Typical Coastal Regions of China

description: This dataset documents the spatiotemporal distribution of aquaculture ponds in typical coastal regions of China from 1984 to 2024. Derived from long-term time-series remote sensing imagery from the Landsat satellite series, the data were processed and extracted using the Google Earth Engine cloud computing platform. The data are provided in GeoTIFF (.tif) format and achieved an overall accuracy (OA) greater than 90% in classification. This dataset is suitable for monitoring dynamic changes in aquaculture ponds over long time series, analyzing driving mechanisms, and evaluating sustainable development strategies.
DOI: 10.17632/46mcvgk6z6
title: AIRGrav Gravity Vector Observation - Colorado Test Site

description: Column Description: 
1 Line number
2 Flight number
3 Time UTC seconds
4 Latitude deg
5 Longitude deg
6 Height ellipsoidal m
7 UTMX
8 UTMY
9 terrain attraction east mGal
10 terrain attraction north mGal
11 terrain attraction up mGal
12 terrain attraction east filtered mGal
13 terrain attraction north filtered mGal
14 terrain attraction up filtered mGal
15 g east, Kalman filtered mGal
16 g north, Kalman filtered mGal
17 g up, Kalman filtered mGal
18 g east, Kalman filtered, levelled mGal
19 g north, Kalman filtered, levelled mGal
20 g up, Kalman filtered, levelled mGal
DOI: 10.17632/46mcvgk6z6.1
title: AIRGrav Gravity Vector Observation - Colorado Test Site

description: Column Description: 
1 Line number
2 Flight number
3 Time UTC seconds
4 Latitude deg
5 Longitude deg
6 Height ellipsoidal m
7 UTMX
8 UTMY
9 terrain attraction east mGal
10 terrain attraction north mGal
11 terrain attraction up mGal
12 terrain attraction east filtered mGal
13 terrain attraction north filtered mGal
14 terrain attraction up filtered mGal
15 g east, Kalman filtered mGal
16 g north, Kalman filtered mGal
17 g up, Kalman filtered mGal
18 g east, Kalman filtered, levelled mGal
19 g north, Kalman filtered, levelled mGal
20 g up, Kalman filtered, levelled mGal
DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/nhrbmm
title: factivity-hypothesis.pdf

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DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/f5ovnt
title: factivity.R

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/fb1xmh
title: factivity-results.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/olwkrr
title: factivity.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/o5gbah
title: .DS_Store

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/k3cdpx
title: README.md

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/nsvjyt
title: factivity.tab

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/r7aqgx
title: factivity-condmeans.pdf

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DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/kot8b0
title: LICENSE

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DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc/9vifvf
title: Thalmann Matticchio (2025) How to be Mistaken and Still Happy Belief-Relative Presuppositions and Factivity Illusions.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/w5tnoc
title: Emotive Factivity: No hard feelings if hard presuppositions project

description: This dataset contains the experimental and statistical data relating to a research project on emotive factives like "be happy" and "regret", as well as a manuscript. This repository encompasses the following directories: - `paper` contains a manuscript associated with the experiment (`paper/factivity.pdf`) and the proceedings paper cited above. - `data` contains all the experimental data - `scripts` contains the R script that analyzes the data and creates the figures. Note that the R scripts assume the folder structure of this repository - `figs` contains all of the data visualizations generated (as PDF files). Since the theme script is not included here, recreating the images from the associated R code will lead to slightly different aesthetics
DOI: 10.17632/ptcky4rk65.2
title: Appendix for Techno-economic analysis of hydrogen transport: comparison between tube trailer and pipeline

description: Appendix A:
This folder contains the equations of the model used for calculating the hydrogen transport cost via tube trailer and pipeline. The equations are provided in detail to facilitate understanding and reproducibility of the cost assessment methodology.
Appendix B:
This folder includes the MATLAB Software code developed for the calculation of hydrogen transport costs using tube trailers and pipelines. The code implements the model equations described in Appendix A and allows users to perform cost analyses under various scenarios.
DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/8jommk
title: models_subject_position.R

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DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/nbaj1k
title: plot-by-auxiliary.pdf

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DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/wwefvj
title: plot-contrastive-vs-null.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/waaizv
title: mdl_focus_aux_tidy.tab

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DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/qaddpi
title: CAnDA_poster.pdf

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DOI: 10.17632/vpxhg49hxd
title: Supplemental Figures: Polarized UV dermoscopy for estimating subclinical extension of the margins in ill-defined basal cell carcinoma

description: Supplemental Figures for the article: Polarized UV dermoscopy for estimating subclinical extension of the margins in ill-defined basal cell carcinoma
DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/xmlwol
title: mdl_contrastive_tidy.tab

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DOI: 10.17632/vpxhg49hxd.1
title: Supplemental Figures: Polarized UV dermoscopy for estimating subclinical extension of the margins in ill-defined basal cell carcinoma

description: Supplemental Figures for the article: Polarized UV dermoscopy for estimating subclinical extension of the margins in ill-defined basal cell carcinoma
DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/cqocd1
title: subject_position_data.tab

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DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/sik7zl
title: README.md

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DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji/tburwf
title: plots_subject_position.R

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25625/kzjbji
title: Subject positions in Old Italian

description: Repository accompanying the project "Low verbs, lower subjects: Word order in Old Italian". This repository includes the following files and directories: - `CAnDA_poster.pdf` – the poster presented at CAnDA - `subject_position_data.csv` – the annotated dataset (221 clauses) - `models/` – CSV output files from the regression models: - `mdl_focus_aux_tidy.csv` – coefficients for the Focus $\times$ Auxiliary interaction model - `mdl_contrastive_tidy.csv` – coefficients for the Contrastive-only model - `plots/` – PDF plots generated from the data: - `plot_by_auxiliary_dodged.pdf` – bar chart of preverbal proportions by focus and auxiliary - `plot_contrastive_vs_null.pdf` – bar chart of preverbal proportions of focused subjects by contrastivity - `scripts/` – R scripts for data analysis and visualization: - `models_subject_position.R` – fits the logistic regression models and saves outputs - `plots_subject_position.R` – generates the raw-data plots