cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/zcrszsjcmp
title: Dataset Hashtag and Digital Mobilization Movements on #BubarkanPolri and #PolriPresisi

description: This Data will describe the structure and network of Twitter social media users related to polemics between the community and the National Police. The data used in this study are data (tweets) using #BubarkanPOLRI and #Polripresisi collected in the time span of October 1 – October 8, 2022
DOI: 10.17632/tndggnvxbc
title: Data for: Automatic Ventricular Parasystole Detection Based on Mixture Gaussian Distribution Test
DOI: 10.17632/99r448mw9j
title: Quantification of evaporative loss of highly volatile elements from planetary cores and metal-rich planetesimals

description: Research data (EPMA and LA-ICP-MS) for ''Quantification of evaporative loss of highly volatile elements from planetary cores and metal-rich planetesimals''.
DOI: 10.17632/s9pjzsw2rd
title: Data for: Provenancing Eastern Zhou Proto-Porcelain Wares in the circum-Tai Region

description: The two files present the original compositional data, including major and trace elements, of 58 proto-porcelain samples under the study of this article. The first file presents the data of 42 samples acquired with EDXRF, whereas the second file presents the data of 19 samples acquired with WDXRF. Among them samples ND-DHSSY-02, ND-DHSSY-03, ND-DHSSY-04 are tested twice, with both devices of EDXRF and WDXRF.
DOI: 10.17632/th48ctg5ww
title: Data for: Measuring Streambank Erosion: A Comparison of Erosion Pins, Total Station, and Terrestrial Laser Scanner

description: This is data for the manuscript "Measuring Streambank Erosion: A Comparison of Erosion Pins, Total Station, and Terrestrial Laser Scanner" by Dan Myers (myersda@mail.gvsu.edu), Dr. Rick Rediske, and Dr. Jim McNair of the Annis Water Resources Institute (Muskegon, MI, USA). The abstract is included below: Streambank erosion is important to watershed managers because it can be the dominant entry pathway of sediment to streams and also damages aquatic habitat for fish and invertebrates, riparian areas, and infrastructure. Bank erosion is difficult to measure and quantify and both models and field methods are needed to assess the significance of this important source. Our objectives were to 1) evaluate and compare three techniques for quantifying sediment pollution from streambanks: erosion pins, total station surveyor, and laser scanning, 2) spatially assess streambank erosion rates in the Indian Mill Creek watershed of Michigan, USA, and 3) relate streambank erosion results with a modeling study of nonpoint source pollution in the Indian Mill Creek watershed. We were unable to detect significant differences between measurement techniques. Total station and laser scanner data were correlated, but neither erosion pins and total station nor erosion pins and laser scanner were correlated. The terrestrial laser scanner collected high resolution data on barren streambanks with a clear line of sight, but the coarser erosion pin or total station techniques are preferable for vegetated banks because of better coverage. We estimate that streambank erosion contributes 2,020 Mg yr-1 of sediment to Indian Mill Creek, which is 28.5% of the total sediment load. This research is important for watershed managers addressing the sources of fish and macroinvertebrate community impairments in Indian Mill Creek and other watersheds that are degraded by excessive sediment.
DOI: 10.17632/fpwkb33by5
title: Projections of production, capital stock, and labor population for Japan's 47 prefectures from 2013 to 2100

description: This dataset presents long-term projections of the major economic indices (e.g., production, capital stock, and labor population) for Japan's 47 prefectures. The economic projections are based on the econometric models estimated from historical data, and the projection results corresponding to ten socioeconomic scenarios are available. The learning period is from 1975 to 2012, and the projection period is 2013 to 2100. Economic value is measured in constant 2000 JPY. The historical data on the economic indices are from the Regional-Level Japan Industrial Productivity (R-JIP) Database 2017 developed by the Research Institute of Economy, Trade, and Industry (RIETI). The historical data on population are from the Statistics Bureau of Japan. The population scenarios used for the economic projections are consistent with the Japan Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (JPNSSPs) developed by the National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES). For details of the econometric models and socioeconomic scenarios, see Honjo et al. (2021, Heliyon 7, e06412. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e06412). This study was supported by the Environment Research and Technology Development Fund JPMEERF20182005 of the Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency of Japan.
DOI: 10.17632/w48zc9yd9d
title: Simulated Visual Navigation Dataset for "Two-Stage Visual Navigation by Deep Neural Networks and Multi-Goal Reinforcement Learning"
DOI: 10.17632/2m7rx6hkj6
title: SU3 fractional parentage in the 1p-shell

description: Title of program: 1PSHELL SU3 FRACTIONAL PARENTAGE Catalogue Id: ABOL_v1_0 Nature of problem Using Elliott's SU3 model we calculate the fractional parentage coefficients (F.P.C.) occurring in matrix elements for various m- particles operators (m=1,2,3,4) and in reduced widths of the p-shell nuclei for deuterons, tritons and alpha-particles. Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data ABOL_v1_0; 1PSHELL SU3 FRACTIONAL PARENTAGE; 10.1016/0010-4655(71)90034-8 This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2019)
DOI: 10.17632/yfvjkvyzz9
title: Spatial forecasting of COVID-19 incidence and its mortality based on exploring the affecting factors in Iran using OLS and GWR models

description: This dataset involves two Feature datasets (RAW and Result data) of our research entitled "Spatial forecasting of COVID-19 incidence and its mortality based on exploring the affecting factors in Iran using OLS and GWR models". The RAW feature dataset includes a Feature class which contains the data related to Dependent and Independent variables separately for each province in Iran to analysis the relationships. The Results feature dataset involves some Feature classes including the Estimated, Std. Residuals, and Coefficient of OLS and GWR analysis.
DOI: 10.17632/6c4cdk9yzr
title: Secreted PTEN binds PLXDC2 on macrophages to drive antitumor immunity and tumor suppression. zhang et al.

description: Raw western blots from the publication "Secreted PTEN binds PLXDC2 on macrophages to drive antitumor immunity and tumor suppression" by zhang et al.
DOI: 10.17632/dt2x65b265
title: Paper CAM_Study of the tool path calculated by different commercial CAM software and its influences on the real machining time and surface roughness for milling free form geometries

description: Rough data of the work: Study of the tool path calculated by different commercial CAM software and its influences on the real machining time and surface roughness for milling free form geometries
DOI: 10.17632/rjtwth44gp
title: Spousal Effects on Employment Stability

description: The influence of one spouse's occupation on the employment stability of the other spouse using data from the Chinese General Social Survey.
DOI: 10.17632/2dvvm946rs
title: Sense of Agency - Determinants in Personality and Substance Use

description: Sense of agency entitles the feeling of control over the own actions. The strength of this sense varies inter-individually. This means, people differ in the perception concerning the intensity of their intentions and actions. The current study aims to determine factors influencing this sense of agency on a personality level. Furthermore, it gives insight into the correlative relation between the strength of the sense of agency and substance use. Therefore, 210 participants have been tested for the experiment (intentional binding paradigm for sense of agency, hand paradigm for intentionality bias, questionnaires FAD-Plus, NI-20, substance use). Significant determinants in personality were narcissism (vulnerable subtype) and substance use (consume in general beyond cannabis, and particularly for the substances cannabis, ecstasy or cocaine). Both groups were associated with a weaker sense of agency compared to controls. For both results, alterations in the dopaminergic system need to be discussed. The present results confirm prior hypotheses that dopamine seems to play a crucial role in perception of agency. Possibly, a higher accessibility of dopamine increases sense of agency (hyper-binding), whereas a lower accessibility of dopamine decreases sense of agency (hypo-binding). A second aim of the study was to see, whether there is a connection between sense of agency and intentionality bias. The perception of intention in others differs widely – some people tend to see arbitrary or accidental actions as unintentional, others quickly label ‘intentional’ although the information is not distinct for a categorization. This cognitive error is called intentionality bias. Results could not confirm a relationship between the two constructs - one’s own intention and judging intention in others - in this study. This may be due to lack of connection between the two constructs or due to methodical aspects. Further directions and limitations are discussed
DOI: 10.17632/8726ry7twm
title: Characterizing the Transient Electrocardiographic Signature of Ischemic Stress Using Laplacian Eigenmaps for Dimensionality Reduction
DOI: 10.17632/ym29rnzf94
title: A year-round sampling dataset of FA contents in Salvadoran fresh cheese

description: The dataset presents the results of the validation of the method by intensity fluorimetry to quantify formaldehyde contents in samples of fresh white cheese.
Additionally, the results of the analysis of 412 cheese samples over a period of 12 months are shown. Of the total samples, 32.9% (n=135) have quantified levels of formaldehyde and distributed in four seasons: late dry, transitional dry to rainy, rainy, transitional rainy to dry and early dry.
The highest percentages of formaldehyde-positive samples are concentrated in the seasons with the highest temperature values of the year: late dry (60.9%, 27.5 °C) and dry to rainy transitional season (79.7%, 28.3 °C) and tend to decrease in rainy (25.4%, 26.9 °C) and in rainy to dry transition (1.5%, 26.7 °C), characterized by having the lowest temperature records.
The association between these variables and quantified levels of aldehyde in raw milk sampled at the plant would indicate that FA was used to prevent milk and/or the final product from decomposing due to the effect of high ambient temperature. In addition, residual FA contents decreased in both milk and cheese, depending on added preservative levels, and the time elapsed until analysis.
DOI: 10.17632/bchj6s8fs8
title: Non-native cultivated grasses in the Brazilian semiarid: forage mass, competitiveness and botanical resemblances of exotic pastures

description: Data associated to the article entitled: Non-native cultivated grasses in the Brazilian semiarid: forage mass, competitiveness and botanical resemblances of exotic pastures
DOI: 10.17632/yc6jytvf8v
title: Quantum spin solver near saturation: QS3

description: We develop a program package named QS3 based on the (thick-restart) Lanczos method for analyzing spin-1/2 XXZ-type quantum spin models on spatially uniform/non-uniform lattices near fully polarized states, which can be mapped to dilute hardcore Bose systems. All calculations in QS3, including eigenvalue problems, expectation values for one/two-point spin operators, and static/dynamical spin structure factors, are performed in the symmetry-adapted bases specified by the number N↓ of down spins and the wave number k associated with the translational symmetry without using the bit representation for specifying spin configurations. Because of these treatments, QS3 can support large-scale quantum systems containing more than 1000 sites with dilute N↓. We show the benchmark results of QS3 for the low-energy excitation dispersion of the isotropic Heisenberg model on the 10 x 10 x 10 cubic lattice, the static and dynamical spin structure factors of the isotropic Heisenberg model on the 10 x 10 square lattice, and the open-MP parallelization efficiency on the supercomputer (Ohtaka) based on AMD Epyc 7702 installed at the Institute for the Solid State Physics (ISSP). Theoretical backgrounds and the user interface of QS3 are also described.
DOI: 10.17632/6yxmc8tdtj
title: Healthy, Moral, or Ecological? Latent classes in the consumption of vegan food

description: This is the data used on the survey for the paper "Healthy, Moral, or Ecological? Latent classes in the consumption of vegan food" It is a semicolon separated values file.
DOI: 10.17632/44m9wpdtgw
title: Micrographs - hydrogen-induced fatigue failure of 304 stainless steel

description: The effect of 104 mass ppm of hydrogen on the evolved microstructures associated with accelerated fatigue failure in type 304 austenitic stainless steel is reported. The fracture surface morphology changed from ductile striations to mixed mode that appeared “quasi-cleavage-like” and “flat.” Detailed microstructural characterization determined these fractures were along the austenite-martensite interfaces. The morphology and orientation of the strain-induced martensite were impacted by the presence of hydrogen. Hydrogen constrained the formation of 𝛼’-martensite into linear, planar bands in the grain nearest the fracture surface, and 𝜀-martensite was formed between the 𝛼′-martensite bands. The dislocation structure generated by the cyclic loading and the restriction of the martensitic transformation to specific forms by hydrogen is explained through the hydrogen-enhanced localized plasticity mechanism and accounts for the change in fracture mode.
DOI: 10.17632/7nh8mrznkc
title: Data on multisystem inflammatory syndrome for 274 children from Poland

description: In order to perceive the emergence of MIS-C in Poland (central Europe), we have launched a national surveillance of inflammatory disorders in children (MultiOrgan Inflammatory Syndromes COVID Related Study, MOIS-CoR). Anonymized patients’ data were retrospectively and prospectively extracted from health records and collected through an online questionnaire developed for that purpose. Here we report: demographic data, clinical characteristics, laboratory parameters, treatment, and outcome for patients with MIS-C (according to the World Health Organization criteria), obtained from 03.04.2020 till 02.20.2021. 

Ethical approval was obtained from the Bioethics Committee at Wroclaw Medical University (CWN UMW BW: 313/2020).
DOI: 10.17632/kkcyzbbch3
title: Data for: ESCALATION OF NEGATIVE SOCIAL EXCHANGE: REFLEXIVE PUNISHMENT OR DELIBERATIVE DETERRENCE?

description: Data from Experiments 1-7.
DOI: 10.17632/85v4dj4kgm
title: Palmitoylation targets the Calcineurin phosphatase to the Phosphatidylinositol 4-kinase complex at the plasma membrane

description: This dataset is associated with the publication Ulengin-Talkish, I. et. al., 2021.  This manuscript is currently under revision in Nature Communications.
In this study, we elucidate a new signaling pathway regulated by the Ca2+-activated phosphatase, calcineurin (CN) by examining the understudied isoform CNAB1. Using multiple cell based biochemical assays including pulse-chase experiments with metabolic analog of palmitate and click chemistry, we show that CNAB1 is dynamically palmitoylated at two sites unique to its C-terminal tail.  This dynamic palmitoylation, regulated by the ABHD17A depalmitoylase,  confers unique localization to the plasma membrane (PM) and the golgi, substrate specificity and regulation to this isoform. We further uncover the PM-associated phosphatidylinositol 4-kinase complex to be a regulatory target of this isoform through which CN regulates PI4P production at the PM  during signaling from the type-3 muscarinic receptor.  
This dataset specifically contains indirect immunofluorescence experiments done in  COS-7 cells, which were used for the analysis shown in figures 1, 2 and supplementary figure 1. These multichannel images were acquired on a single z-plane on LionheartTM FX automated widefield microscope with a 20X Plan Fluorite WD 6.6 NP 0.45 objective.
DOI: 10.17632/ctjk6zmcpp
title: Raw ERP Data for Flanker and AXCPT Reward types x Cognitive Load

description: For Learn to Value Effort: An ERP Analysis of Rewards and Cognitive Load After Positive Association Article Journal
DOI: 10.17632/wn4n636bm9
title: Online Appendix A and B

description: Dataset of the manuscript entitled "Three-way group decision based on regret theory under dual hesitant fuzzy environment".
DOI: 10.17632/kdgj4rrhdr
title: Peripheral artery disease patients during Covid-19 pandemic
DOI: 10.17632/2d5bfrb3g8
title: Melatonin and Cerebral Malaria

description: Cerebral malaria (CM) is a neurological dysfunction associated to neuroinflammatory mechanisms that culminate in the breakdown of the blood-brain barrier, leading to dysfunctions in the cerebral parenchyma. TNF-α is a major proinflammatory mediator and one of the main cytokine involved in the disease outcome. Currently, several studies seek for new therapies in order to reduce the damage resulting from the infection. Melatonin is described as a hormone capable of modulating neuroinflammation, presenting itself as a hormone with high capacity of neuroprotection.
DOI: 10.17632/myj75yp26s
title: Auditory processing of ambiguous and non-ambiguous sound in early and late blind: A Functional connectivity study
DOI: 10.17632/vstyv6xtdx
title: Using multiple natural enemies to manage whiteflies in commercial poinsettia production dataset

description: Purpose was to determine the effectiveness of using biological control (two natural enemies: a parasitic wasp, Eretmocerus eremicus, and a predatory mite, Amblyseius swirskii) to manage sweetpotato whiteflies (Bemisia tabaci) on poinsettias compared to using regular insecticidal applications in commercial poinsettia production. This trial was conducted at three different commercial greenhouse grower operations in East Texas in 2019, each of which designated one greenhouse as the IPM greenhouse (using biological control) and the other as the conventional insecticide spray program (chemical control). In the biological control houses, natural enemies were released on regular intervals (weekly for E. eremicus and monthly for A. swirskii), whereas growers were able to use any chemical spray programs they were accustomed to in the chemical control house. Fifty randomly selected poinsettias and approximately 50 flagged (and re-visited) poinsettias were inspected weekly (maximum of 20 leaves each) in each greenhouse to quantify the number of whitefly nymphs, pupae, exuviae, and adults, E. eremicus adults and exuviae, and A. swirskii adults. Yellow sticky cards (four per greenhouse) were also established to quantify whiteflies, fungus gnats, or any other problematic pests. A weekly journal was kept to log natural enemy releases and any changes within the greenhouses. In general, the biological control managed greenhouses tended to have higher whitefly densities than their chemically-controlled counterparts; although there was no significant differences in the final density of whiteflies (i.e. last sampling week for biological control vs chemical greenhouses). A similar trend was seen for the proportion of poinsettias infested with whiteflies between the biological control vs chemical greenhouses. High variability in whitefly counts and difference in sampling period length between greenhouses made analysis via repeated measures ANOVA or GLMER unsuitable (i.e., violation of statistical assumptions). To develop a potential binomial sampling plan (i.e., whether proportion of poinsettias infested with whiteflies can predict whitefly density), the relationship between average immature whiteflies observed per plant (log-scale) and proportion of plants infested with whiteflies was modeled. Initial model composed of proportion of plants infested with immature whiteflies as a fixed factor, greenhouse nested within grower, and week number as random factors, and log-transformed mean immature whiteflies per plant as the response variable in a generalized linear mixed model (GLMM) using the lmer (Kuznetsova et al. 2017) function in R Studio (R Studio Team 2015). All random factors were considered non-significant and were removed from the final model. Proportion of poinsettias infested was a strong predictor of both log-transformed average immature whiteflies (p&lt;0.001, adjusted r^2=0.898) and log-transformed maximum number of whiteflies (p&lt;0.001, adjusted r^2=0.777).
DOI: 10.17632/k92ds2xg4p
title: Moderation

description: the study theoretically and empirically explores the relationship between inclusive finance and inequality in Sub-Sahara Africa from 2001 to 2020.
DOI: 10.17632/6ftsfyfpbz
title: Modified_HNGD_Validation

description: This folder contains the data and scripts required to plot the figures of the paper “Predicting the hydride rim by improving the solubility limits in the Hydride Nucleation-Growth-Dissolution (HNGD) model.” The Excel file contains (i) the plots showing the impact of the new parameters g and delta, (ii) the plot of the Zircaloy with inner Zr liner simulation, and (iii) the plots from “Section 5: testing the hypotheses”. The matlab_plots folder contains the data and scripts to plot each case with the set of parameters defined in the paper. Launching the MAIN.m file will build all the plots. The analytical_solution folder contains a script to build the steady-state hydrogen distribution. The parameters can be modified in the MAIN.m file.
DOI: 10.17632/9zxbx9m8dj
title: LINF_310032700

description: protein of unknown function - conserved
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/y8cdzx6xr5
title: MOLECULAR-CELL-D-22-01137R1, E4 ubiquitin ligase promotes mitofusin turnover and mitochondrial stress response, Anton et al

description: Data refering to the manuscript Anton et al Molecular Cell 2023
DOI: 10.17632/k4jp3xscg2
title: Interview results with municipalities

description: This study aimed to document the range of preparedness/reactivity of municipalities as COVID-19 swept through Lebanon. 
A qualitative case study was implemented to explore municipal response to control the epidemic, using in-depth semi-structured interviews with twenty-seven stakeholders from nine municipalities across all governorates in Lebanon. 
Our results showed that the response to the pandemic differed significantly in volume and nature among different municipalities across regions, with rural areas clearly disadvantaged in terms of adequacy and completeness of response. Barriers consistently mentioned by most municipalities included economic collapse and poverty, shortage in resources, lack of support from the central government, stigma, lack of awareness, underreporting, flaws in the MOPH surveillance system, impeded accessibility to healthcare services, limited number, and weak role of municipal police, increased mental illnesses, and political patronage, favoritism, and interference. On the other hand, increased donations, community engagement, social support and empathy, sufficient human resources, the effective role of healthcare systems, and good governance were identified as key facilitators. 
Thus, It is crucial meanwhile that the central government strengthens the administrative and financial resources of municipalities in preparing and rapidly deploying the expected optimal response.
DOI: 10.17632/84fnffx99b
title: Donbas - Legislative decision 2011-2022

description: The datasets include all legislative decisions produced by Bakhmut and Lysychansk in 2011-2022
DOI: 10.17632/kk98wy4yhn
title: Koefoed et al., Microtektite K Isotope and Elemental Data

description: All K isotope and elemental data for Koefoed et al., study.