cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/9jvntytzdz.2
title: Características extraídas con la Metodología de Aproximación al Método de Wrappers Exhaustivos a partir de la base de datos BCI Competition IV-2b y de señales capturadas con el headset Emotiv EPOC.

description: Esta base de datos contiene una lista de caracteristicas temporales y frecuenciales extraidas a partir de señales EEG provenientes de la base de datos BCI Competition IV-2b y de un banco de señales EEG capturadas mediante el Emotiv EPOC. Dichas señales estan asociadas a tareas de imaginación motora. Esta base de datos corresponde a los resultados de la etapa de extraccion de caracteristicas del trabajo de grado titulado “INTERFAZ CEREBRO-COMPUTADOR PARA LA DECODIFICACIÓN DE LA INTENCIÓN DE MOVIMIENTO DE LA MANO A TRAVÉS DE UN ENTORNO VIRTUAL” desarrollado en la Universidad del Valle CO, en la Escuela de Ingeniería Eléctrica y Electrónica.
DOI: 10.17632/kr8mpmbzb7.1
title: Tranexamic acid alters the immunophenotype of phagocytes after lower limb surgery

description: Introduction: Tranexamic acid (TXA) is an antifibrinolytic agent frequently used in elective surgery to reduce blood loss. We recently found it also acts as a potent immune-modulator in patients undergoing cardiac surgery. Methods: Patients undergoing lower limb surgery were enrolled into the “Tranexamic Acid in Lower Limb Arthroplasty” (TALLAS) pilot study. The cellular immune response was characterised longitudinally pre- and post-operatively using full blood examination (FBE) and comprehensive immune cell phenotyping by flowcytometry. Red blood cells and platelets were determined in the FBE and levels of the plasmin-antiplasmin complex determined using ELISA. Results: TXA administration increased the proportion of CD141+ conventional dendritic cells (cDC) on post-operative day (POD) 3 in blood. It also reduced the expression of CD83 and TNFR2 on classical monocytes, and of CCR4 on natural killer (NK) cells at the end of surgery (EOS) whilst increasing the expression of CCR4 at EOS and reduced TNFR2 on POD-3 on NK cells. Red blood cells and platelets were decreased to a lower extent at POD-1 in the TXA group, representing reduced blood loss. Discussion: In this investigation we have extended our examination on the immunomodulatory effects of TXA in surgery by also characterising the end of surgery time point and including B cells and neutrophils in our immune analysis, elucidating new immunophenotypic changes in phagocytes as well as NK cells. This study enhances our understanding of TXA-mediated effects on the haemostatic and immune response in surgery, validating changes in important functional immune cell subset in orthopaedic patients, and in a uniformly (&gt;60) old age group.
DOI: 10.17632/p74g24mj9d.1
title: Lista de aves observadas no IFES Santa Teresa

description: Lista de aves observadas no IFES Santa Teresa referente ao trabalho apresentado ao SIMBIOMA 2021 intitulado: REGISTROS DE OCORRÊNCIAS DE AVES SILVESTRES NO INSTITUTO FEDERAL DO ESPÍRITO SANTO, CAMPUS SANTA TERESA-ES.
DOI: 10.17632/jcs246skcn.1
title: Identifying a new phylogeographic population of Blyth’s Tragopan (Tragopan blythii) through multi-locus analyses

description: Geographically and morphologically distinct populations within a species are frequently the focus of conservation efforts, especially when the populations are evolutionarily significant units. Blyth’s Tragopan (Tragopan blythii) is a globally-threatened species confined to South and Southeast Asia. During our field surveys in western Myanmar, we discovered a distinct group of individuals that differed in their appearance relative to all other populations. We further examined the differences in their DNA sequence using three nuclear introns and three mitochondrial genes through phylogenetic analytical methods. Our results showed the population from Mount Kennedy, Chin Hills formed reciprocal monophyletic groups with the nominate subspecies from Mount Saramati, Sagaing Division. Species delimitation analyses further confirmed this differentiation. Geographical isolation by the intervening lowlands found between high elevation habitats may have been the main cause of their differentiation. Hence, we propose that the Mount Kennedy population be viewed as a distinct evolutionarily significant unit and be given special priority for conservation.
DOI: 10.17632/9v27h8fm63.3
title: ChengYu Urban Agglomeration Dataset

description: This dataset contains a shapefile and an excel document. The shapefile data includes the spatial data of ChengYu Urban Agglomeration and its attributes such as population, GDP, transportation, education, and public health. The excel document contains the traffic cost between cities for different modes of travel, such as expressway, high-speed railway, and general speed railway.
DOI: 10.17632/8dpyj2wtsb.2
title: Data Files and Sample Solutions for “Scheduling Tugboats in a Seaport”

description: This folder contains data files of the problem instances that the authors have used in the computational experiments of the paper “Scheduling Tugboats in a Seaport.” It also contains a set of sample solutions.
DOI: 10.17632/9cf2bpw4c8.1
title: Soft tissue therapy in managing procedural pain among neonates admitted in Neonatal intensive care unit: A single group pretest posttest quasi-experimental study.

description: Background -Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is a specialized nursery in a hospital that provides care to sick or premature babies. It has health care providers who have special training and equipment to give neonates the best possible care. During NICU stay neonates undergo various routine examination procedures which are performed to check the prognosis. The most common procedures performed are blood drawing procedures which develops acute stress in neonates. Soft tissue therapy is a non pharmacological method for reducing the stress and pain in neonates. There is no evidence of managing neonatal procedural pain with soft tissue therapy. Purpose - To determine the effect of soft tissue therapy in managing the stressful and painful effects of various procedures in neonates admitted in neonatal intensive care unit. Methods - The study is single group pretest posttest quasi experimental study. the participants included in study with age group 0 to 28 days. The neonates who underwent various painful procedures are to be included in the study. These procedures can be various blood drawing procedures, mechanical intubation, removal of adhesive tapes etc. The samples are taken by convenience sampling and neonates with unstable vital signs are excluded from the study. The techniques like stroking, effleurage, kneading, rolling manipulations are used in soft tissue therapy application. Discussion - There are less evidence regarding managing procedural pain with soft tissue therapy. For managing the stressful effects and reducing the effects of acute pain soft tissue therapy techniques are used.
DOI: 10.17632/p84rk2n4j6.1
title: data

description: data
DOI: 10.15468/mm5mcw
title: Morphological And Geographic Definitions Of The Sulawesian Shrew Rats Echiothrix Leucura And E. Centrosa (Muridae, Murinae), And Description Of A New Species Of Sucking Louse (Phthiraptera: Anoplura)

description: This dataset contains the digitized treatments in Plazi based on the original journal article Musser, Guy G., Durden, Lance A. (2014): Morphological And Geographic Definitions Of The Sulawesian Shrew Rats Echiothrix Leucura And E. Centrosa (Muridae, Murinae), And Description Of A New Species Of Sucking Louse (Phthiraptera: Anoplura). Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2014 (391): 1-87, DOI: 10.1206/871.1, URL: http://www.bioone.org/doi/abs/10.1206/871.1
DOI: 10.17632/g6557yvmf5.1
title: Global Phosphoproteomics Pinpoints Uncharted Gcn2-Mediated Mechanisms of Translational Control

description: Online on March 19th, 2021 in : Molecular Cell Print: Molecular Cell 81, 1–11, May 6, 2021 This is the original data set that contains all of the unprocessed gels, blots, and drop spot pictures used in this manuscript.
DOI: 10.17632/8kdc5x5bfb.1
title: Nano-scale Wetting Film Impact on Multiphase Transport Properties in Porous Media

description: Data for the figures shown in the manuscript titled "Nano-scale Wetting Film Impact on Multiphase Transport Properties in Porous Media"
DOI: 10.17632/9xf2zmjvjp.1
title: IMPACT OF INCOME ON HEALTH IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

description: The data examined impact of income on health in a panel of 29 Sub-Saharan African economies over the period 1996 - 2015. It is made up of ten macroeconomic variables; this includes two alternative dependent variables, three qualitative variables, and five quantitative explanatory variables. All quantitative variables were sourced from the World Bank world development indicators (WDI) database. Results of estimation indicate an insignificant impact of income on health in SSA.
DOI: 10.17632/mxc6vb7svm.1
title: COVID19, Pneumonia and Normal Chest X-ray PA Dataset

description: The dataset is organized into 3 folders (covid, pneumonia , normal) which contain chest X-ray posteroanterior (PA) images. X-ray samples of COVID-19 were retrieved from different sources for the unavailability of a large specific dataset. Firstly, a total 1401 samples of COVID-19 were collected using GitHub repository [1] , [2] , the Radiopaedia [3] , Italian Society of Radiology (SIRM) [4] , Figshare data repository websites [5] , [6] . Then, 912 augmented images were also collected from Mendeley instead of using data augmentation techniques explicitly [7] . Finally, 2313 samples of normal and pneumonia cases were obtained from Kaggle [8] , [9] . A total of 6939 samples were used in the experiment, where 2313 samples were used for each case.
DOI: 10.17632/2g37f3mvbb.1
title: Gradual opening of Smc arms in prokaryotic condensin

description: Electron paramagnetic resonance and site-specific cysteine crosslinking to study the conformational landscape and dynamics of prokaryotic condensin Smc-ScpAB
DOI: 10.17632/pvdbmz39yp.1
title: Data on spatial distributions and temporal variation of springtime extreme precipitation days in North China during 1979-2019

description: The dataset is about spatial distributions and temporal variation of springtime extreme precipitation (SEP) days in North China (NC) during 1979-2019. The precipitation data is calculated by daily precipitation data derived from national operational rain gauges obtained from the National Meteorological Information Center of the China Meteorological Administration (http://data.cma.cn/). The 90th percentile of the daily precipitation at each rain gauge in North China in spring (March 1st to May 31st) during 1979–2019 is defined as spring extreme precipitation events. The extreme precipitation at 396 rain-gauge stations could be seen in extreme90.txt. The maximum precipitation at 396 rain-gauge stations in NC in springtime during 1979–2019 could be seen in maximum.txt. SEP days in NC are defined as the days when at least 10% of the 369 stations record SEP events. Then 277 days in all the 3772 spring days are defined as SEP days in NC during 1979–2019. The rest days are defined as non-SEP days. SEP days information could be seen in extremedaysinfo.txt. Frequency of SEP events at each station on SEP days could be seen in SEPeventsfrequency.txt. By using the objective classification method of the obliquely rotated principal analysis in T-mode with the data of the fifth-generation of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts atmospheric reanalysis (https://cds.climate.copernicus.eu/cdsapp#!/home), atmospheric circulation had been classified into five different patterns based on the geopotential height at 700 hPa. The circulation classification result could be seen in alldaysinfo.txt and extremedaysinfo.txt. SEPeventsfrequency-t2.txt, SEPeventsfrequency-t3.txt and SEPeventsfrequency-t4.txt contains the frequency of SEP events at each station on Type 2, Type 3 and Type 4 SEP days during 1979–2019.More data infomation could be seen in the 1-data-description.doc.
DOI: 10.17632/5mr43vbks3.1
title: OH and NO3 Oxidation Data from FIREX-AQ Ground Experiments

description: This repository contains 11 files, exclusive of the readme.txt. The files include all experimental data, including MIPN; SP-AMS; and Vocus PTR-MS measurements, rate constants, and data tables used to calculate external reactivities.
DOI: 10.17632/dcks8kscf4.1
title: Determinant of Foreign Direct Investment in Sub-Saharan African Countries: Role of Third Country Effects

description: This study analyzes the spatial determinant of FDI in SSA. The spatial maps were collected from the global administrative area, while other data were sourced from sources such as UNCTAD, WDI, WGI, and CEPII
DOI: 10.17632/z97wrdk75y.1
title: Path loss data for UAV channel modeling

description: This paper presents the data of Air to Ground (A2G) path loss for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). The data collection process was carried out through simulations developed with the help of the Wireless Insite software that uses the full 3D ray-trace technique. The simulation was done for two types of areas: Uniform and Real areas. The parameters of the unform area were selected according to The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) statistical model in its recommendation document (P.1410-2). The CADMAPPER website was used to generate the real area. The output data provides the total path loss, free space path loss, and the excess path loss. The data offers potential support for further research in UAV channel modeling.
DOI: 10.17632/5bh5mhmvrk.3
title: Polarimetry data, ImageJ/FIJI macros, R modeling code, and other data from: Approach trajectory and solar position affect host plant attractiveness to the small white butterfly

description: This data is a supplement to the manuscript "Approach trajectory and solar position affect host plant attractiveness to the small white butterfly". This manuscript used photo polarimetry to investigate differences in polarization among host and non-host plants of the polarization-sensitive small white butterfly, Pieris rapae. We also tested, and modelled, the effect of approach trajectory on the polarization of plant-reflected light and the resulting attractiveness to P. rapae. The abstract from the paper is quoted and reproduced below. The methods to produce this data are fully described in the associated manuscript or relate to macros within the dataset. These dataset contains (1) polarimetry data and example images, (2) the ImageJ/FIJI macros used to process the images and extract the polarimetry data, (3) R code used to model the effect of approach trajectory on polarization and the resulting attractiveness to P. rapae, and (4) miscellaneous supporting measurements. More detailed "read me.txt" files can be found in each subfolder. "While it is well documented that insects exploit polarized sky light for navigation, their use of reflected polarized light for object detection has been less well studied. Recently, we have shown that the small white butterfly, Pieris rapae, distinguishes between host and non-host plants based on the degree of linear polarization (DoLP) of light reflected from their leaves. To determine how polarized light cues affect host plant foraging by female P. rapae across their entire visual range including the ultraviolet (300-650 nm), we applied photo polarimetry demonstrating large differences in the DoLP of leaf-reflected light among plant species generally and between host and non-host plants specifically. As polarized light cues are directionally dependent, we also tested, and modelled, the effect of approach trajectory on the polarization of plant-reflected light and the resulting attractiveness to P. rapae. Using photo polarimetry measurements of plants under a range of light source and observer positions, we reveal several distinct effects when polarized reflections are examined on a whole-plant basis rather than at the scale of pixels or of entire plant canopies. Most notably from our modeling, certain approach trajectories are optimal for foraging butterflies, or insects generally, to discriminate between plant species on the basis of the DoLP of leaf-reflected light."
DOI: 10.17632/7fgpr9tk8h.2
title: Assessment of Respiratory Problems among Vendors of Liquefied Petroleum Gas

description: The study is aimed at identifying which of the respiratory symptoms (wheeze, cough, chest tightness and nasal irritation/sneezing) significantly affect(s) the vendors of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), and appraising the effect of chronic exposure to LPG on pulmonary function (forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1), forced vital capacity (FVC), ratio of FEV1 and FVC (FEV1/ FVC), and peak expiratory flow (PEF)) on vendors of LPG in Calabar, Nigeria. It was found that nasal irritation/sneezing and cough were significantly associated with the LPG vendors. the pulmonary function indices except FEV1/ FVC showed significant reduction among LPG vendors. A case control design in which vendors and non-vendors of LPG were used for the study. The sizes of cylinders refilled ranged from 4kg to 50kg. The amount sold per participant each day was obtained from their record books over the period of two weeks. The average of this was 755kg and was taken to indirectly represent the daily LPG exposure since we were not able to directly determine the amount of LPG escaping into the ambient air. A total of 150 subjects were recruited which consist of seventy five (75) apparently healthy LPG (cooking gas) vendors and seventy five (75) apparently healthy non gas vendors /users (control). The inclusion criteria for the exposed group were: residence in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria; age ranging from 18 to 50 years, having at least one year exposure to LPG and selling for at least 6 hours daily, and devoid of respiratory diseases history before commencing the trade. The inclusion criteria for the control were: residence in Calabar, age ranging from 18 to 50 years, apparently healthy, no work-related exposure to LPG and devoid of history of hospitalization due to respiratory diseases. The purpose and nature of the research was explained to the participants and written consent was obtained.
DOI: 10.17632/3jbkffxzvm.1
title: Development of Automatic End-to-End Testing Tools for Mobile Game Applications

description: In a thriving market of game development, innovation and speed of product development are vital. Despite condition of the market, quality assurance process of game development is still being done manually, which causes testing process is exposed to the limitation of manual testing. In this case, adopting automated testing can be done to try and solve the limitation of quality assurance on game development. The automated testing tool is expected to improve test process and discover whether there is a change compared to manual testing. Tool developed is tested into 3 different games that represent each popular genre of casual game on mobile game market. The results of this study show that not every game is able to be tested automatically. The main reasons are the scale of game and whether it requires an automated testing system. Game that was successfully tested automatically showed an improvement over manual testing on the time spent around 40.96%. Data included is: Test Script developed (written in JavaScript) and its AUT (in form of .apk) Developed Research Tool (written in JavaScript) Supporting research data, that includes summary of generated data and its visualization, flow of tool usage and its demonstration
DOI: 10.17632/7ss7bzsg5w.1
title: capital humano

description: Variable Capital humano
DOI: 10.17632/bxfhwft9xd.1
title: Microsatellites from "Mating system, breeding success, and pup mortality of a habitat specialist rodent: a field and molecular-based approach" by Alejandro Centeno-Cuadros et al published in Journal of Mammalian Evolution (DOI: 10.1007/s10914-021-09542-z)

description: Microsatellite genotypes of Southern water vole (Arvicola sapidus) included in parentage analyses from the article "Mating system, breeding success, and pup mortality of a habitat specialist rodent: a field and molecular-based approach" by Alejandro Centeno-Cuadros, Jacinto Román, Amaia Sánchez-Recuero, María Lucena-Pérez, Miguel Delibes and José Antonio Godoy published in Journal of Mammalian Evolution (DOI: 10.1007/s10914-021-09542-z). More than one entry per individual is found if target individual is included in different parentage analyses (i.e. in different breeding seasons) (see "season" and "age")
DOI: 10.17632/d26tcwdx97.1
title: PAHs and 210Po/210Pb in the Arctic, 2012

description: PAH and 210Po/210Pb data as well as estimation results (export flux & residence time)
DOI: 10.17632/3vptdtgkm3.1
title: Data extraction form - Review of the impact of transportation and service corridors on primates

description: This is the form used to extract all relevant data from literature relating to the impact of transportation and service corridors on primates. From each included study, we extracted information about the author/s and publication date, type of literature, study design, study continent, country, location, specific site (if available), protection status of location, geographical location (latitude and longitude, decimal degrees), species or subspecies studied (common name, Latin binomial, family, IUCN conservation status), types of T&S corridors affecting species studied, impacts (divided into direct and indirect), summary-of-findings/quotes from studies, and mitigation measures (divided into recommended, implemented, and evaluated). If mitigation measures were implemented in a study, based on the information provided, they it was categorised as either effective, partially effective, not effective, or not evaluated. We considered publications from the same sites independently when assessing the number of studies that have taken place. However, these were then pooled and considered as a single data unit when analysing impacts and mitigation measures. Subspecies were also included in the data extraction process, under the assumption that subspecies in different locations may be affected differently, and thus may require their own unique management interventions.
DOI: 10.17632/dgh5hngyzs.1
title: GRM

description: The Udzungwa scarp is prone to landslide, slope instability, and severe erosion brought about by several interrelated factors like rainfall, soil geological formation, geomorphological feature of the slope and gross engineering properties of the soil available within the scarp. In this paper, some engineering properties of soil available within the scarp are discussed. Various soil engineering characteristics, erosion, and slope stability problems are pinpointed and discussed. This paper is based on the study carried out during pre-construction, construction, and post-construction investigation of 16 Km of Kihansi Dam Access road, which is traversing the Udzungwa escarpment.
DOI: 10.17632/bjxvjf8cwg.1
title: VOLUMETRIC PROPERTIES OF ASPHALT CONCRETE MADE FROM ZANZIBAR CORALLINE AGGREGATES

description: This paper presents the unusual engineering properties of coralline aggregates used for asphalt binder course production during the rehabilitation of Zanzibar airport (Tanzania). The geotechnical and geomechanical properties of the coralline aggregates, asphalt concrete mix design and the volumetric parameters achieved during mix design are discussed. Asphalt concrete production and the placing procedures are also discussed. Finally, the paper recommends the measures to be taken when using coralline aggregates for asphalt concrete production.