cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.21227/0dmg-3r29
title: Dataset of One-Way Delay in Local and Global Networks

description: One-way delay (OWD) is the transmission time of the network packet from the first to the last bit from the sender node to the receiver node. The data set presented here was obtained as a result of measurements performed for the paper “Improving the Accuracy of One-Way Delay Measurements”.One-way delay measurements were performed using three different utilities:* the utility from the OWAMP protocol;* first version of our utility, owping1; and* the new version of our utility, owping2.These measurement utilities differ critically in the way that they set timestamps. The first generation of utilities (OWAMP and owping1) set the time stamp arbitrarily during the assembly of the measurement package and later during its interpretation after being received. Thus, the processing time on the measuring device is added to the delay value.The new version of the utility for setting timestamps uses the capabilities that were provided for in the Linux kernel, starting with version 2.6.30. In this and later versions of the kernel the SO_TIMESTAMPING socket option was added, which enables the interrogation of information, from the OS kernel, about the times at which packets are sent and received. Timestamps set/obtained in this way are the most accurate, since the OS kernel sets/interrogates them directly at the time of the physical sending or receiving of packets. Thus, the uncertainty associated with the time interval, associated with the assembly and subsequent interpretation of the packet, has been eliminated.
DOI: 10.21227/jfev-ve86
title: Dataset of One-Way Delay in Local and Global Networks

description: One-way delay (OWD) is the transmission time of the network packet from the first to the last bit from the sender node to the receiver node. The data set presented here was obtained as a result of measurements performed for the paper “Improving the Accuracy of One-Way Delay Measurements”.One-way delay measurements were performed using three different utilities:* the utility from the OWAMP protocol;* first version of our utility, owping1; and* the new version of our utility, owping2.These measurement utilities differ critically in the way that they set timestamps. The first generation of utilities (OWAMP and owping1) set the time stamp arbitrarily during the assembly of the measurement package and later during its interpretation after being received. Thus, the processing time on the measuring device is added to the delay value.The new version of the utility for setting timestamps uses the capabilities that were provided for in the Linux kernel, starting with version 2.6.30. In this and later versions of the kernel the SO_TIMESTAMPING socket option was added, which enables the interrogation of information, from the OS kernel, about the times at which packets are sent and received. Timestamps set/obtained in this way are the most accurate, since the OS kernel sets/interrogates them directly at the time of the physical sending or receiving of packets. Thus, the uncertainty associated with the time interval, associated with the assembly and subsequent interpretation of the packet, has been eliminated.
DOI: 10.21227/kt7t-t786
title: Dataset of One-Way Delay in Local and Global Networks

description: One-way delay (OWD) is the transmission time of the network packet from the first to the last bit from the sender node to the receiver node. The data set presented here was obtained as a result of measurements performed for the paper “Improving the Accuracy of One-Way Delay Measurements”.One-way delay measurements were performed using three different utilities:* the utility from the OWAMP protocol;* first version of our utility, owping1; and* the new version of our utility, owping2.These measurement utilities differ critically in the way that they set timestamps. The first generation of utilities (OWAMP and owping1) set the time stamp arbitrarily during the assembly of the measurement package and later during its interpretation after being received. Thus, the processing time on the measuring device is added to the delay value.The new version of the utility for setting timestamps uses the capabilities that were provided for in the Linux kernel, starting with version 2.6.30. In this and later versions of the kernel the SO_TIMESTAMPING socket option was added, which enables the interrogation of information, from the OS kernel, about the times at which packets are sent and received. Timestamps set/obtained in this way are the most accurate, since the OS kernel sets/interrogates them directly at the time of the physical sending or receiving of packets. Thus, the uncertainty associated with the time interval, associated with the assembly and subsequent interpretation of the packet, has been eliminated.
DOI: 10.21227/qmds-t725
title: Dataset of One-Way Delay in Local and Global Networks

description: One-way delay (OWD) is the transmission time of the network packet from the first to the last bit from the sender node to the receiver node. The data set presented here was obtained as a result of measurements performed for the paper “Improving the Accuracy of One-Way Delay Measurements”.One-way delay measurements were performed using three different utilities:* the utility from the OWAMP protocol;* first version of our utility, owping1; and* the new version of our utility, owping2.These measurement utilities differ critically in the way that they set timestamps. The first generation of utilities (OWAMP and owping1) set the time stamp arbitrarily during the assembly of the measurement package and later during its interpretation after being received. Thus, the processing time on the measuring device is added to the delay value.The new version of the utility for setting timestamps uses the capabilities that were provided for in the Linux kernel, starting with version 2.6.30. In this and later versions of the kernel the SO_TIMESTAMPING socket option was added, which enables the interrogation of information, from the OS kernel, about the times at which packets are sent and received. Timestamps set/obtained in this way are the most accurate, since the OS kernel sets/interrogates them directly at the time of the physical sending or receiving of packets. Thus, the uncertainty associated with the time interval, associated with the assembly and subsequent interpretation of the packet, has been eliminated.
DOI: 10.21227/fwdq-xx94
title: Dataset of One-Way Delay in Local and Global Networks

description: One-way delay (OWD) is the transmission time of the network packet from the first to the last bit from the sender node to the receiver node. The data set presented here was obtained as a result of measurements performed for the paper “Improving the Accuracy of One-Way Delay Measurements”.One-way delay measurements were performed using three different utilities:* the utility from the OWAMP protocol;* first version of our utility, owping1; and* the new version of our utility, owping2.These measurement utilities differ critically in the way that they set timestamps. The first generation of utilities (OWAMP and owping1) set the time stamp arbitrarily during the assembly of the measurement package and later during its interpretation after being received. Thus, the processing time on the measuring device is added to the delay value.The new version of the utility for setting timestamps uses the capabilities that were provided for in the Linux kernel, starting with version 2.6.30. In this and later versions of the kernel the SO_TIMESTAMPING socket option was added, which enables the interrogation of information, from the OS kernel, about the times at which packets are sent and received. Timestamps set/obtained in this way are the most accurate, since the OS kernel sets/interrogates them directly at the time of the physical sending or receiving of packets. Thus, the uncertainty associated with the time interval, associated with the assembly and subsequent interpretation of the packet, has been eliminated.
DOI: 10.17632/dfyrh49fd5.1
title: Data for "A bibliometric analysis of the financial contagion research field"

description: The data includes the basic information of the 230 articles used for the bibliometric analysis
DOI: 10.17632/8nvb32fz9h.1
title: SAV file of soil conservation

description: This data set contains responses of 234 farmers regarding soil conservation intention. The survey to this data was conducted in 2019 Feb-Mar
DOI: 10.17632/pj3fvrs2c4.1
title: Comparison of the effects of rapid maxillary expansion vs Twin Block appliance on mandibular growth in skeletal Class II patients

description: The raw data of cephalometric measurements in the RME group and the TB group.
DOI: 10.17632/r86jr7x6dz.1
title: Tracking changes and sources of sedimentary humic substances in Itupararanga Reservoir (Brazil)

description: The investigation related to these data aimed to track sources, molecular composition, and structural information of sedimentary fulvic (FA) and humic (HA) acids across a subtropical reservoir. This data set includes results from 13C nuclear magnetic resonance (13C NMR, raw spectra files), Fourier-transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry (FT-ICR-MS), organic carbon distribution (from fractionation using ultrafiltration), fluorescence and UV/VIS spectrometry. These techniques were used to investigate the origin and characteristics of FA and HA extracted from surface sediments from seven sampling sites (P1-P7) in Itupararanga Reservoir (Brazil). The results showed that samples from the upstream part of the reservoir (P1-P2) have more aromatic, oxygen-poor (O/C ratio &lt; 0.5) and unsaturated compounds (H/C ratio &lt; 1.1). Near-dam samples (P5-P7) have oxygen-rich (O/C &gt; 0.5) and partly more unsaturated compounds for FA as well as oxygen-poor and saturated compounds with H/C &gt; 1.1 for HA. Many oxygen-poor molecules were present in HA samples but in none of the FA samples.
DOI: 10.17632/tr6b3b5sfk.1
title: Diagnosis of Aortic Aneurysm in a patient with Marfan's Syndrome

description: The Marfan’s syndrome is an autosomal dominant genetic disease that affects connective tissue, with an incidence of approximately one case for every 5000 individuals. Cardiovascular involvement often occurs in adulthood. As the most common manifestation of the syndrome, ascending aortic aneurysm frequently leads individuals to conditions of clinical emergencies, the emergency room and intensive care unit are a common sites for diagnosing cardiac disorders in patients with Marfan. In this article we find the case report of a 41-year-old patient with a history of chest pain, signs and symptoms of heart failure, admitted to the ICU, with phenotypic manifestations of the disease, whose aortic aneurysm was diagnosed during the initial examination of POCUS. As it is a relatively rare diagnosis, in a rural patient who until now was unaware of the diagnosis itself, the result of which was identified in a routine examination in the ICU, performed with a portable device, the ability to change the outcome of a disease with high morbidity and mortality with a simple exam, easy to access and with low training requirements in a highly complex unit, even in distant care units in a population with low socioeconomic status. This article aims to show how a simple examination, POCUS, performed with a handheld device, is able to identify complex, high-impact diseases.
DOI: 10.17632/8cybgmbjvt.1
title: RAW DATA RELATED TO ARTICLE “MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND MICROSTRUCTURES DATA OF AISI 1070 STEEL QUENCHED IN EPOXIDIZED TRANSESTERIFIED COTTONSEED OIL” IN DATA BRIEF

description: MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND MICROSTRUCTURES OF AS-QUENCHED HIGH CARBON STEELS
DOI: 10.17632/hssjnft636.1
title: Application of the ESA-CCI land cover maps dataset at 300 m spatial resolution to assess Nicaragua’s agrarian frontier geospatial trend at the country-level and biosphere reserve-level

description: The encroachment of the agrarian frontier constitutes Nicaragua’s biggest environmental challenge as the major cause of complex processes of ecosystems degradation. I use the ESA-CCI land cover maps dataset and the UNCCD land cover classes (UNCCD-LC) to estimate its geospatial trend in terms of land cover changes and transitions at the country-level and the areas encompassing Bosawas and Río San Juan biosphere reserves from 1992 to 2018. The ESA-CCI land cover maps generated at 300 m spatial resolution on an annual basis from 1992 to 2015 in TIF format (raster layers) were collected from the official website of the ESA-CCI (https://www.esa-landcover-cci.org/). The coordinate reference system of the maps is a geographic coordinate system based on the World Geodetic System 84 (WGS84) reference ellipsoid. The processing of the geospatial data was carried out using QGIS. The 36 ESA-CCI land cover classes (CCI-LC) were re-classified to the 7 UNCCD-LC (i.e., tree-covered, grassland, cropland, wetland, artificial, other land, and water body). The ESA-CCI land cover maps were clipped to the country-level (Nicaragua) using the vector layers in SHP format collected from the official website of GADM (https://gadm.org/), and at the biosphere reserve-level (Bosawas y Río San Juan) using the vector layers in SHP format collected from the official website of Protected Planet (https://www.protectedplanet.net/). A pixel count approach was used to estimate each UNCCD-LC area. STATA was used to calculate UNCCD-LC area estimates in squared kilometers, each pixel counting for 300 m x 300 m which is the ESA-CCI land cover maps spatial resolution.
DOI: 10.17632/k6cw45366d.1
title: The U Shaped Aggressiveness of COVID-19

description: Dataset in SPSS derived of the open access dataset of mexican patients with clinical suspicion of COVID-19. Recoded for the purposes of this study
DOI: 10.17632/xgc3dtg4mr.3
title: Code experimental task

description: The html documents presented here were developed for the experimental task in Rivas and Beier (2020). Relationship between episodic memory and the memory benefits of retrieval and restudy practice for related and unrelated words (submitted for publication). The experimental task consists of two parts: The document "Learning Session" is the task where participants practice learning related and unrelated words through either retrieval or restudy. The document "Final Session" is the final task where participants try to recall all the words that they practiced during the "Learning Session". Researchers should feel free to run the experiment as is, or to change any of the parameters in order to fit their research design (e.g., change stimuli, stimuli presentation time, retention intervals, etc.).
DOI: 10.17632/xgc3dtg4mr.2
title: Code experimental task

description: The code presented here was developed for the experimental task in Rivas and Beier (2020). Relationship between episodic memory and the memory benefits of retrieval and restudy practice for related and unrelated words (submitted for publication).
DOI: 10.17632/rns7sgmkkw.2
title: Optimizing Postoperative Gastrointestinal Dysmotility Following Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: a Randomized Control Trial.

description: This study is a prospective three-arm randomized controlled trial at a single academic-affiliated institution designed to assess the effect of common bowel care regimens on return of bowel function following total laparoscopic hysterectomy. Subjects were randomized using an equal allocation ratio to one of three groups: no bowel care medication, docusate sodium, or polyethylene glycol 3350 (PEG) for the first five days postoperatively. Women aged 18-85 years old undergoing total laparoscopic hysterectomy for benign indications were included. Exclusion criteria included a known underlying gynecologic malignancy, pre-existing gastrointestinal disorders such as Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, history of bowel resection, insulin-dependent diabetes or gastroparesis, known gastric dysmotility, chronic use of pain medications, anticipated bowel surgery, or non-English speaking. The primary outcome of the study was to assess the time to first bowel movement after randomization to a postoperative bowel care regimen. Secondary outcomes assessed were time to first flatus postoperatively, narcotic use measured in total oral morphine equivalents in the first five days postoperatively, as well as the constipation score and the Patient Assessment of Constipation Symptoms (PAC-SYM) questionnaire score. There were no significant differences in time to first bowel movement postoperatively amongst those receiving no bowel care regimen, docusate sodium, or PEG (2.64 ± 1.19, 2.80 ± 1.08, 3.06 ± 1.18 days; p=0.436). Similarly, there were no significant differences in time to first flatus: 1.06 days (interquartile range 0.89-1.70) in the control group, 1.05 days (interquartile range 0.78-1.37) in the docusate sodium group, and 1.11 days (interquartile range 0.82-1.40) in the PEG group (p=0.975). Total narcotic use in the first five days postoperatively, constipation score, and the PAC-SYM score did not vary significantly amongst the groups. Body mass index (BMI) was a significant predictor of time to first bowel movement with an increased BMI associated with a shorter time to first bowel movement [HR 1.05 (1.01, 1.10); p=0.013]. In those undergoing laparoscopic hysterectomy for benign indications without any preexisting gastrointestinal disorders, the prescription of a bowel care medication does not significantly affect return of bowel function.
DOI: 10.17632/vgnvsvz8y9.1
title: Data for: Do carbon prices increase electricity prices? A panel cointegration analysis of the European Union Emissions Trading System

description: Carbon markets are one of the main measures to mitigate climate change but their effects on electricity prices is still uncertain. We study the causation chain from carbon allowance price through wholesale electricity price to retail residential and industrial prices during the second and third phases of the European Union Emissions Trading System. We use panel unit root and panel cointegration techniques in order to assess the long run effects of carbon prices on wholesale and retail electricity prices. We evaluate the short and long run causal relationships between variables by applying vector error correction models and pairwise Granger non-causality tests. We find that a 1% increase in carbon prices increases wholesale (1.6%), residential (0.9%) and industrial (1.1%) electricity prices. Likewise, a 1% increase in wholesale electricity prices increases retail prices by 0.6-0.7%. The causality analysis indicates bidirectional causal relationships for most of the variables, both short and long run, which suggests potential feedback loops.
DOI: 10.17632/xnnrkf7pfx.1
title: Data for: Preference for Boys and Length of Birth Intervals in Pakistan

description: Three rounds of the Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey (PDHS) Data used and employed parametric, semi- and non-parametric duration model estimation techniques by using Stata 14.
DOI: 10.17632/c4xvb52m42.5
title: Data for: Dendroecological and molecular insights for future management of an old-planted forest of the endangered Mediterranean fir Abies pinsapo
DOI: 10.17632/mn3hn9d5h6.1
title: Daqing Student

description: Our research conducts a large-scale survey on elementary and secondary school students in China, where has been highly influenced by the disease.
DOI: 10.17632/5yp9v8px42.1
title: publication_list

description: The data contain the publication list included in the review article with the title: Bibliographic analysis of the recent advancements in modeling and co-simulating the fifth-generation district heating and cooling systems.
DOI: 10.17632/t8j2z6648f.1
title: Row data for current biology paper of Zhe ZHAO Giovanni Marsicano et al 2020

description: Row data for "A novel cortical mechanism for top-down control of water intake" current biology paper of Zhe ZHAO Giovanni Marsicano et al 2020
DOI: 10.17632/ghtp3cmfb8.1
title: All life DAS

description: Data for "Status assessment of coenopopulations of Lipskya insignis (Apiaceae) in arid conditions" article
DOI: 10.17632/z8tstt9prd.1
title: Microsatellite dataset of the Cardamine pratensis group (Brassicaceae)

description: Microsatellite alleles of 18 loci scored in 1104 samples of Cardamine pratensis, C. matthioli, C. majovskyi and C. rivularis in the genambig format.
DOI: 10.17632/xgc3dtg4mr.4
title: Code experimental task

description: The html documents presented here were developed for the experimental task in Rivas and Beier (2020). Relationship between episodic memory and the memory benefits of retrieval and restudy practice for related and unrelated words (submitted for publication). The experimental task consists of two parts: The document "Learning Session" is the task where participants practice learning related and unrelated words through either retrieval or restudy. The document "Final Session" is the final task where participants try to recall all the words that they practiced during the "Learning Session". Researchers should feel free to run the experiment as is, or to change any of the parameters in order to fit their research design (e.g., change stimuli, stimuli presentation time, retention intervals, etc.).
DOI: 10.17632/jbjh3gmknw.1
title: Using serum metabolomics to predict development of anti-drug antibodies in multiple sclerosis patients treated with IFNβ

description: Hypothesis: Serum metabolomics can be used to predict immunogenicity against IFNβ in multiple sclerosis patients A prospective cohort of multiple sclerosis (MS) patients was recruited across six European countries as part of the Anti-Biopharmaceutical Immunization: prediction and analysis of clinical relevance to minimize the RISK consortium (ABIRISK consortium; www.abirisk.eu/). Serum samples were collected from MS patients prior to IFNβ treatment (M0), and after 3 (M3) and 12 (M12) months to be used for anti-drug antibody detection (ADA) and metabolomic analysis. 228 serum metabolites and lipids were quantified using an established nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy platform (Nightingale Health). The dataset includes absolute concentrations (mmol), and relative measures (ratios, percentages) from 82 MS patients (M0 and M12). 9 were missing at M3, leaving n=73 at this time-point. Serum was tested for both binding (bAbs) and neutralizing (nAbs) ADA, measured with an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) (Ingenhoven et al., 2017) and cell-based luciferase reporter gene assay (Hermanrud et al., 2016), respectively. Patients were classified as ADA positive if they were positive for bAbs, or had a nAbs titer &gt;320 U/mL within 12 months of starting treatment. Patients were considered ADA negative if they were negative for both assays. Patients with missing data or negative for bAbs and with a nAbs titer &lt;320 U/mL were excluded.
DOI: 10.17632/m9prnp7xmv.3
title: UK MFL backdrop

description: Evolution of modern foreign languages learning uptake