cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25474333
title: Supplementary Material for: Acceptability of Two Perturbation-based Balance Training Paradigms: Perturbation Treadmill vs Dynamic Stability Training in the Presence of Perturbations

description: Introduction: Perturbation-based balance training is promising for fall prevention in older adults mimicking real-life fall situations at a person’s stability thresholds to improve reactive balance. Hence, it can be associated with anxiety, but knowledge about the acceptability of perturbation-based balance training is scarce.
Method: This is a secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial comparing effects of two different perturbation-based balance training paradigms that aims to evaluate and compare the acceptability of those training paradigms in fall-prone older adults. Participants (74.9±5.7 years) who completed the training (6 weeks, 3x/week) on either a perturbation treadmill (PBTtreadmill: n=22) or unstable surfaces in the presence of perturbations (PBTstability: n=27) were surveyed on the acceptability of perturbation-based balance training using a 21-items questionnaire addressing seven domains (perceived effectiveness, tailoring, demand, safety, burden, devices, affective attitude), based on the Theoretical Framework of Acceptability and context-specific factors. Relative scores (% of absolute maximum) for single items and domains were calculated.
Results: Median domain scores of perceived effectiveness, tailoring, safety, devices, and affective attitude were all ≥70% for both paradigms. The highest scores were obtained for tailoring (both paradigms=100% [interquartile range 80-100%]). Domain scores of demand and burden were in the medium range (40-45%) for both paradigms. No significant differences between paradigms were found for any domain score. Two single items of safety differed significantly, with PBTtreadmill perceived as needing less support (p=.015) and leading less often to balance loss (p=.026) than PBTstability.
Conclusion: Perturbation-based balance training conducted on a perturbation treadmill or on unstable surfaces is well accepted in this fall-prone older sample, even though it is conducted at individual stability thresholds. Tailoring may play a key role in achieving high levels of perceived effectiveness, appropriate levels of demand and burden, and high sense of safety. Perturbation-based balance training delivered on treadmills might be more appropriate for more anxious persons.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/7940309
title: PlantDoc Classification dataset
DOI: 10.17632/8frtwd7pxk.1
title: Burrowing shrimp and eelgrass data Washington State, USA

description: Our goal was to assess the antagonistic engineering effects of Neoptrypaea californiensis (shrimp) on the seagrass Zostera marina (eelgrass) and the contributions of shrimp density and eelgrass life stage to the outcome. We used three approaches: 1) an observational approach to determine whether shrimp densities could explain abrupt habitat borders of eelgrass that were not a function of tidal elevation; 2) an across-site approach of eelgrass transplants into different shrimp densities, at tidal elevations expected to be suitable for eelgrass, and 3) a within-site experiment in which vegetative and seedling eelgrass shoots were transplanted in and out of shrimp exclosures. 

This data represents information about Zostera marina and Neotrypaea californiensis densities across their habitat borders and associated sediment characteristics, transplanted Z. marina survival across a range of N. californiensis densities, and Z. marina seedling and adult vegetative shoot survival in the presence and exclusion of N. californiensis on tide flats with high- and low-shrimp densities. 

Notable findings: Habitat borders not attributed to antagonisitc interactions between Z. marina and N. californiensis. Increasing N. californiensis densities negatively impacts Z. marina. Zotera marina seedlings are more suceptable to uprooting or smothering by N. californiensis than adult vegetated shoot. Co-existance between Z. marina and N. californiensis can occur at low densities.
DOI: 10.17632/fjpb77t8rv.1
title: dual harm offender in China

description: dual harm in China
DOI: 10.17632/z9hvvg42rs.1
title: “An analysis of the perceived food heritage of Haryana: The study of spicy chutneys” Published in ATITHI: Journal of Hospitality and Tourism, Sep 2014, Vol-2, pp 167-178

description: Food is considered to be an important cultural marker of identity in societies. It is a reflection of various aspects like social relations, cultural symbolism, ideology, etc. Truly, food is on intangible heritage ond reflects the significance of being part of people's lives. Food and thus, cuisine are changeable. The change may be due to various reasons like globalisation, influence of other cuisines, and many others. Despite Indian food has gained significant attention
by the researchers and practitioners across the world in culinary. the state of Haryana is yet to have documentation of its food heritage. This is vast, simple yet tasty. Thus this paper attempts to investigate on one of the popular food types i.e. the spicy sauces (Chutneys) popularly prepared and consumed in Haryanvi homes on two persFctives i.e. to identify the perceived food heritage of Haryana about chutneys and to understand their relative use in eating habits
of the people. The Delphi technique was employed with two different
groups of respondents i.e. practicing chefs and academic chefs, fifty respondents were selected from each group with 30 group agreed to participate.
DOI: 10.17632/z9hvvg42rs.2
title: An analysis of the perceived food heritage of Haryana: The study of spicy chutneys

description: Food is considered to be an important cultural marker of identity in societies. It is a reflection of various aspects like social relations, cultural symbolism, ideology, etc. Truly, food is on intangible heritage ond reflects the significance of being part of people's lives. Food and thus, cuisine are changeable. The change may be due to various reasons like globalisation, influence of other cuisines, and many others. Despite Indian food has gained significant attention
by the researchers and practitioners across the world in culinary. the state of Haryana is yet to have documentation of its food heritage. This is vast, simple yet tasty. Thus this paper attempts to investigate on one of the popular food types i.e. the spicy sauces (Chutneys) popularly prepared and consumed in Haryanvi homes on two persFctives i.e. to identify the perceived food heritage of Haryana about chutneys and to understand their relative use in eating habits
of the people. The Delphi technique was employed with two different
groups of respondents i.e. practicing chefs and academic chefs, fifty respondents were selected from each group with 30 group agreed to participate.
DOI: 10.17632/8hzbps2xkj.1
title: Map of age-std incidence rates of AP in Tasmania

description: Interactive map of patient-based age-standardised incidence rates in the state of Tasmania, Australia. Incidence rates are shown separately for each statistical geographic region (SA2, as defined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics). Crude incidence rates were estimated using the number of new patients as numerator (based on patients' residential address) and the corresponding region's population as denominator. These crude rates were then age-standardised using data from the Australian census of 2001.
DOI: 10.17632/2pktbnf7kn.1
title: SLC22a1 mutant imaging

description: Immunofluorescent images for OCT1 mutants validated from mutational scanning experiments. Mutants were used to test the effects of variants on localization.

For immunostaining experiments, HEK293 stable cell lines were plated on poly-D-lysine treated 12-well plate with sterile coverslips at a density of 200,000 cells/well and stained 2 days post-seeding when cells reached 90-100% confluency. On day of staining, cell media was removed and cells were washed with cold Hank’s Balanced Salt Solution (HBSS, Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.). The plasma membrane was stained first using Wheat Germ Agglutin (WGA) Alexa Fluor 647 conjugate (Invitrogen Life Sciences Corporation) for 15 mins at RT, diluted in HBSS 1:500. After stain, solution is removed and cells are washed 3x with HBSS. Cells are fixed with 3.7% formaldehyde in HBSS, aspirated after 20 mins, and cells are washed again 3x with HBSS. Finally, the nucleus is stained with Hoechst solution (Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.), diluted at 1:2000 in HBSS, for 20 mins at RT and kept in darkness. The solution is aspirated and cells are washed a final 2x with HBSS. Coverslips are carefully mounted on Superfrost Plus Microscope Slides (Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.) with a drop of SlowFade Gold Antifade mountant (Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.). Slides are left to dry in darkness overnight and then imaged on an inverted Nikon Ti microscope equipped with a CSU-22 spinning disk confocal. All images were captured with the following channel settings; DAPI at 300ms exposure time and 50% laser power, FITC at 300ms exposure time and 25% laser power, and CY5 at 100ms exposure time and 5% laser power. Images were overlapped using Fiji software (Schindelin, J., Arganda-Carreras, I., Frise, E., Kaynig, V., Longair, M., Pietzsch, T., … Cardona, A. (2012). Fiji: an open-source platform for biological-image analysis. Nature Methods, 9(7), 676–682.)
DOI: 10.17632/s8bpwp2ryb.1
title: Development of a Microfluidic Open Source 3D bioprinting System (MOS3S) for the engineering of hierarchical tissues

description: The development of 3D bioprinting has shown great promise in the field of tissue engineering and disease modelling. However, the high cost of commercial 3D bioprinters has limited their accessibility, especially to those laboratories in resource-limited settings. Moreover, the need for a 3D bioprinting system capable of handling multi-material is growing.
Therefore, the development of low-cost 3D bioprinters is necessary to make this technology accessible to a wider range of researchers. We have developed a customized, open-source, low-cost 3D bioprinter based on a commercial fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printer to address this issue. The bioprinter is designed to print biomaterials for tissue engineering purposes using a coaxial nozzle for in situ cross-linking the biomaterial, and it includes three syringe pumps that can also be used to deliver liquid in microfluidic chips. The affordability of our bioprinter is a significant advantage, as it makes it accessible to a broader spectrum of users, working in different fields such as tissue engineering, drug discovery, and disease modeling. The open-source nature of the bioprinter also allows for easy customization and adaptation to specific research needs. The performance of the 3D bioprinter has been validated by constructing lattice scaffolds which are being widely used in tissue engineering.
DOI: 10.17632/mm3y7dg32c.1
title: A case study of a Sports School Scholarship Programme: Student-Athlete Perceptions of the Talent Development Environment and Dual Career Development Environment

description: Abstract 
Purpose: Sports scholarship programmes are a common feature internationally for organisations to attract and retain sporting student-athletes. The current study presents student-athlete perspectives of the talent development environment (TDE) and dual career development environment (DCDE) of a sports school scholarship programme. Methods: A case study design was adopted to analyse student-athlete perspectives of a sports scholarship programme using the talent development environment questionnaire (TDEQ-5) and dual career competency questionnaire (DCCQ-A). Results: Overall, the TDE was perceived positively, with long-term development and alignment of expectations the highest subscales. Support network was the lowest perceived subscale. All dual career (DC) competencies were considered important by student-athletes however, results showed that student-athletes possession of DC competencies were significantly lower than importance in 88% of competencies. Emotional awareness was the subscale that required the most development. Conclusion: Student-athletes perceived the TDE positively yet felt the sports scholarship programme could develop their DC competencies further. Organisations offering sports scholarships should ensure stakeholders recognise the demands of a DC by monitoring the value of such programmes. Resources should be allocated to target the holistic development of its student-athletes preventing sports scholarships solely being an organisational marketing strategy.
DOI: 10.17632/t7w3fvrwwf.1
title: Supplementary Table 1 for "Understanding Predictors of Patient No-Shows in Adult Outpatient Dermatology"

description: Supplementary Table 1: Due to space constraints for publication, we have uploaded our complete Table 1 of Patient Demographic Characteristics for Adult Outpatient Dermatology Visits in 2022 to 2023. This table includes patient and visit characteristics of all completed and no-show visits for adult outpatient dermatology.
DOI: 10.17632/t7w3fvrwwf.2
title: Supplementary Table 1 for "Understanding Predictors of Patient No-Shows in Adult Outpatient Dermatology"

description: Supplementary Table 1: Due to space constraints for publication, we have uploaded our complete Table 1 of Patient Demographic Characteristics for Adult Outpatient Dermatology Visits in 2022 to 2023. This table includes patient and visit characteristics of all completed and no-show visits for adult outpatient dermatology.

In clarifying “clinical and scheduling data”: 
- The data we utilized was extracted from EPIC, the electronic medical record used by our dermatology practice. 

In clarifying practice setting: 
- The practice setting is a large, non-profit, academic tertiary care center.
DOI: 10.17632/47bjjjy27t.1
title: Diamond

description: Relevant figures and data in the manuscirpt.
DOI: 10.17632/49mn56pncy.1
title: Newark fatal crashes and hospitals

description: In Newark, a disturbing trend has emerged with fatal car accidents occurring in close proximity to hospitals. This ironic and tragic phenomenon highlights the stark reality of road safety challenges in urban areas. Despite the presence of medical facilities designed to save lives, the surrounding roads witness devastating accidents claiming them. Such occurrences not only underscore the urgency of addressing road safety measures but also raise questions about the effectiveness of emergency response systems. The juxtaposition of life-saving institutions and deadly accidents serves as a poignant reminder of the need for comprehensive efforts to enhance road safety, not only in Newark but across urban landscapes worldwide.
DOI: 10.17632/49mn56pncy.2
title: Newark fatal crashes and hospitals 2021

description: In Newark, a disturbing trend has emerged with fatal car accidents occurring in close proximity to hospitals. This ironic and tragic phenomenon highlights the stark reality of road safety challenges in urban areas. Despite the presence of medical facilities designed to save lives, the surrounding roads witness devastating accidents claiming them. Such occurrences not only underscore the urgency of addressing road safety measures but also raise questions about the effectiveness of emergency response systems. The juxtaposition of life-saving institutions and deadly accidents serves as a poignant reminder of the need for comprehensive efforts to enhance road safety, not only in Newark but across urban landscapes worldwide.
DOI: 10.17632/m9rt54t7mf.1
title: CSCL

description: learning engagement in online discussion
DOI: 10.17632/dmkvdh2pc7.1
title: Data for: Objective evaluation using EEG, EOG and subjective evaluation using Likert scales and interviews to detect hazard-perception scenarios in an intelligent driving system

description: - 3-point Likert Scale_annoymous.xlsx file contains the subjective rating data of immediate reflections for each film clip.
- 21-point Likert Scale_annoymous.xlsx file contains the subjective rating after the experiment.
- click_data_annoymous.xlsx file contains the participants’ behavior data on clicking to find the hazard perception scenarios.
- Least_clicked_scenarios_Average_hazard_perception.xlsx file contains the engagement, concentration, and beta data in the least clicked hazard perception scenarios.
- Most_clicked_scenarios_Average_hazard_perception_scenes.xlsx contains the engagement, concentration, and beta data in the most clicked hazard perception scenarios.
- pupil_size_annoymous.xlsx contains the pupil size for both the least and most clicked scenarios.
DOI: 10.17632/dmkvdh2pc7.2
title: Data for: EEG, EOG, Likert-Scales and Interview Approaches for Assessing Stressful Hazard-Perception Scenarios

description: - ciPLV_annoymous file contains the 4.1 and corresponding adaptation phase 3-seconds EEG set files. 
- 3-point Likert Scale_annoymous.xlsx file contains the subjective rating data of immediate reflections for each film clip.
- 21-point Likert Scale_annoymous.xlsx file contains the subjective rating after the experiment.
- click_data_annoymous.xlsx file contains the participants’ behavior data on clicking to find the hazard perception scenarios.
- 3_seconds_EEG_low_click_annoymous.xlsx file contains the engagement, concentration, and beta data in the least clicked hazard perception scenarios in the selected 3 seconds.
- 3_seconds_EEG_high_click_annoymous.xlsx file contains the engagement, concentration, and beta data in the most clicked hazard perception scenarios in the selected 3 seconds.
- 3_seconds_EEG_adaptation_annoymous.xlsx file contains the engagement, concentration, and beta data in the adaptation phase based on 4.1 start and end duration in the selected 3 seconds.
- 3_seconds_pupil_size_annoymous.xlsx file contains the pupil size for both the most and least clicked scenarios in the selected 3 seconds. 
- 3_seconds_Fixation_ratio_anonymous.xlsx file contains the fixation ratio for both the most and least clicked scenarios in the selected 3 seconds.
- 3_seconds_Fixation_duration_anonymous.xlsx file contains the fixation ratio for both the most and least clicked scenarios in the selected 3 seconds.
- Correlation_annoymous.xlsx contains the correlation analysis between the objective and subjective data analysis.
DOI: 10.17632/ff5nkf8vkt.1
title: Ellipse fitting of planar points with outliers by fitting quality

description: The repository includes the source files of the algorithms used in Ellipse fitting of planar points with outliers using random samples filtered by fitting qualities, along with the selected synthetic dataset and the real-world image dataset used in the comparison experiments.
Please refer to the README file in the directory for more information.
DOI: 10.17632/dmkvdh2pc7.3
title: Data for: EEG, EOG, Likert-Scales and Interview Approaches for Assessing Stressful Hazard-Perception Scenarios

description: - ciPLV_anonymous file contains the 4.1 and corresponding adaptation phase 3-seconds EEG set files. 
- 18_Scenarios_EEG_Data.xlsx contains the anonymous representative electrodes on FPz, Fz, FCz of 18 Scenarios.
- 18_Scenarios_EOG_Data.xlsx contains the anonymous fixation ratio, durations, and pupil size of 18 Scenarios.
- The 21-point Likert Scale_anonymous.xlsx file contains the subjective rating after the experiment.
- The 3-point Likert Scale_anonymous.xlsx file contains the subjective rating data of immediate reflections for each film clip.
- The 3_seconds_EEG_low_click_anonymous.xlsx file contains the engagement, concentration, and beta data in the least clicked hazard perception scenarios in the selected 3 seconds.
- The 3_seconds_EEG_high_click_anonymous.xlsx file contains the engagement, concentration, and beta data in the most clicked hazard perception scenarios in the selected 3 seconds.
- The 3_seconds_EEG_adaptation_anonymous.xlsx file contains the engagement, concentration, and beta data in the adaptation phase based on 4.1 start and end duration in the selected 3 seconds.
- The 3_seconds_pupil_size_anonymous.xlsx file contains the pupil size for both the most and least clicked scenarios in the selected 3 seconds. 
- The 3_seconds_Fixation_ratio_anonymous.xlsx file contains the fixation ratio for both the most and least clicked scenarios in the selected 3 seconds.
- The 3_seconds_Fixation_duration_anonymous.xlsx file contains the fixation ratio for both the most and least clicked scenarios in the selected 3 seconds.
- 5_1_Engagement_and_63_electrodes.xlsx contains the 63 electrodes of 5.1 Engagement. 
- Correlation_anonymous.xlsx contains the correlation analysis between the objective and subjective data analysis. 
- The click_data_anonymous.xlsx file contains the participants’ behavior data when clicking to find the hazard perception scenarios.
DOI: 10.17632/rjd3d24ttv.1
title: Roller expanded cum Friction stir welded Tube to Tubesheet Joints

description: The chemical composition of AA 6061 T6 based tube and tubesheet and the chemical composition of H13 tool steel based friction stir welding tool measured using an optical emission spectroscope are provided. Also, the calculations for estimating the expansion percentage of roller expanded tube to tubesheet joints are given.
DOI: 10.17632/y4bvgzvyr8.1
title: Herbal Approaches for Treating Chronic Inflammatory Diseases: A Comprehensive Review

description: 1. Identify the Etiology of Chronic Inflammation: Understanding the diverse array of factors contributing to chronic
inflammation, including persistent infections, autoimmune disorders, environmental toxins, and lifestyle factors.
2. Summarise the Pathophysiology of Chronic Inflammation: Exploring the intricate cellular and molecular mechanisms
involved in sustained inflammation, such as the activation of immune cells, release of pro- inflammatory mediators,
tissue remodelling, and the development of fibrosis.
3. Outline Treatment and Management Options: Reviewing conventional treatment modalities such as non- steroidal
anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), corticosteroids, immunosuppressants, and biologic therapies, alongside lifestyle
modifications including diet, exercise, and stress management.
4. Lacunas of Current Treatment: Identifying the limitations and gaps in current treatment approaches for chronic
inflammation, including potential side effects of medications, incomplete symptom relief, and challenges in addressing
the underlying causes of inflammation.
5. Herbal Approach for Treating Chronic Inflammation: Exploring the potential benefits of herbal remedies and botanical
supplements known for their anti-inflammatory properties
DOI: 10.17632/f3fgkbd3tb.1
title: Adolescents’ Environmental Commitment: Significance of Family Functioning, and Spirituality, a Mediational Analysis

description: This study was done to explore the relationship between adolescent family functioning, spirituality, and their commitment to environment. We expected that family functioning and spirituality will have positive relationship with adolescent environmental commitment. Results supported the hypothesis. Further, mediational analysis showed spirituality mediated the relationship between family functioning and environmental commitment.
DOI: 10.17632/hvxxcmmmpr.1
title: Supporting Information for: Metagenomic profiles of the antimicrobial resistance in traditional Chinese fermented meat products: Core resistome and co-occurrence patterns

description: Supporting Information for
Metagenomic profiles of the antimicrobial resistance in traditional Chinese fermented meat products: Core resistome and co-occurrence patterns
DOI: 10.17632/wj6d337bb2.1
title: Harnessing Leguminosae typical scents for eco-friendly pheromone trapping to a pod-feeding insect

description: raw data for the article: Harnessing Leguminosae typical scents for eco-friendly pheromone trapping to a pod-feeding insect
DOI: 10.17632/6z9kxcbnnp.1
title: cSCC Incidence and Mortality

description: Supplementary data for the research letter regarding the incidence and mortality of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma, based on data extracted from TriNetX.