cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18150/repod.6628285
title: Single-crystal X-ray diffraction datasets for the high-temperature phase of hypoxantinium nitrate hydrate

description: The crystals of the title compound were investigated by means of X-ray diffraction at four different temperatures: 240, 255, 270 and 285 K. The dataset contains eight zip files: Hx1_HT_240K_raw with unprocessed diffraction data from hypoxanthinium nitrate hydrate collected at 240 K. Hx1_HT_240K_model with the final structure model obtained from the raw data collected at 240 K. Hx1_HT_255K_raw with unprocessed diffraction data from hypoxanthinium nitrate hydrate collected at 255 K. Hx1_HT_255K_model with the final structure model obtained from the raw data collected at 255 K. Hx1_HT_270K_raw with unprocessed diffraction data from hypoxanthinium nitrate hydrate collected at 270 K. Hx1_HT_270K_model with the final structure model obtained from the raw data collected at 270 K. Hx1_HT_285K_raw with unprocessed diffraction data from hypoxanthinium nitrate hydrate collected at 285 K. Hx1_HT_285K_model with the final structure model obtained from the raw data collected at 285 K. ##Crystallization The 0.05 g of pure hypoxanthine (powder, Sigma-Aldrich) was dissolved in a solution consisting of 30 ml of distilled water and 5.2 ml of 65% nitric acid. The beaker with the mixture was left covered with parafilm under a fume hood for three days, after which the crystals appeared. ##Data collection The data were collected using Agilent Technologies SuperNova four-circle diffractometer equipped with a micro-focus sealed tube and Eos CCD detector. The temperature was controlled by Oxford Cryosystems low-temperature nitrogen gas-flow device. ##Structure solution and refinement The determination of unit cell, data reduction and absorption correction were performed in software provided with the diffractometer - using CrysAlis PRO Version 1.171.38.46. The structure solution and refinement was performed within Olex2 graphical environment. For the solution ShelXT with intrinsic phasing was used. For refinement ShelXL with least squares. Almost all hydrogen atoms were located in the difference map and refined freely – in cases where free refinement was not possible, the hydrogens were refined as riding on their respective heavy atom. ##Model description The hypoxanthinium nitrate hydrate crystallizes in Pmnb space group. The asymmetric unit contains one hypoxanthinium cation, nitrate anion and water molecule placed on a mirror plane.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.0087145
title: Single-crystal X-ray diffraction datasets for the low-temperature phase of hypoxantinium nitrate hydrate

description: The crystals of the title compound were investigated by means of X-ray diffraction at ten different temperatures in the range of 20 K to 220 K. The dataset contains twenty zip files: _raw with unprocessed diffraction data from hypoxanthinium nitrate hydrate. _model with the final structure model obtained from the raw data. ##Crystallization The 0.05 g of pure hypoxanthine (powder, Sigma-Aldrich) was dissolved in a solution consisting of 30 ml of distilled water and 5.2 ml of 65% nitric acid. The beaker with the mixture was left covered with parafilm under a fume hood for three days, after which the crystals appeared. ##Data collection The data were collected using Agilent Technologies SuperNova four-circle diffractometer equipped with a micro-focus sealed tube and Eos CCD detector. The temperature was controlled by Oxford Cryosystems low-temperature nitrogen gas-flow device. The 20K temperature was provided by CRYOCOOL-LHe gas stream cooler. ##Structure solution and refinement The determination of unit cell, data reduction and absorption correction were performed in software provided with the diffractometer - using CrysAlis PRO Version 1.171.38.46. The structure solution and refinement was performed within Olex2 graphical environment. For the solution ShelXT with intrinsic phasing was used. For refinement ShelXL with least squares. Almost all hydrogen atoms were located in the difference map and refined freely – in cases where free refinement was not possible, the hydrogens were refined as riding on their respective heavy atom. ##Model description The hypoxanthinium nitrate hydrate crystallizes in P21/n space group, and is a non-merohedral twin with the second twin domain rotated by 180° around the a axis with respect to the original lattice. The asymmetric unit contains one hypoxanthinium cation, nitrate anion and water molecule.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.0669858
title: Data to the study "A New Face of the Disability Paradox: Positive Asymmetry in Usability"

description: The disability paradox has thus far been understood to pertain to subjective, overly positive evaluations made by persons with disabilities (PWDs) in terms of their own health, life satisfaction, and perceived support. This study was conducted with the aim of extending the understanding of the disability paradox to the context of usability evaluations. Focusing on Face Controller (FC), a head-activated system designed for users with physical disabilities, we investigated differences in its usability dimensions between persons with disabilities (PWDs) (N = 30) and able bodied (PNDs) (N = 32) participants. Following the ISO 9241-11 standard, we examined objective and subjective measures of usability, with the results indicating significant asymmetry of evaluations between the two groups. Compared to the able-bodied participants, the PWDs had lower effectiveness and performance efficiency (objective measures), whereas their satisfaction and perceived usability of the FC system (subjective measures) were both higher. These results can indicate a new face of the disability paradox expressed in excessively positive evaluation of the computer system on the part of the PWDs relative to PNDs. The results of this work can help enhance the understanding of the ways in which PWDs conceptualize and evaluate their reality, with extension to usability evaluation in the human-computer interaction area.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.4842115
title: Memory specificity in depression and AUD
DOI: 10.18150/repod.1090810
title: Data for Study "Google Web and Image Search Visibility Data for Online Store"

description: This data contains a Google search engine visibility data. Visibility of a domain name in search engine can be evaluated based on four data metrics and five data dimensions. ##Data metrics clicks volume, impressions volume click trough ratio, ranking position. ##Data dimensions queries, pages, country of origin, type of device, date of search. Search engine visibility data is obtained from Google Search Console for international online store which is visible in 240 countries and territories for period of 15 months. Data contains 123K clicks and 4.86M impressions for web search and 22K clicks and 9.07M impressions for image search.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.8931894
title: Trust in healthcare

description: The dataset is covering a three-stage experiment in an unchanging group of respondents. The experiment was conducted from 18 September 2015 to 26 January 2016 in Polish two medium-sized enterprises, on the occasion of a multi-staged training program concerning quality systems. The training was conducted in permanent groupings and on all organizational levels, what assured constant composition of the groups as well as demographically diverse research sample. At all stages, the level of trust in a physician, the medical profession, hospitals, and the payer (NFZ) was surveyed. Between the first and the second stage, the period of one month was kept, to minimize the likelihood that participants could remember their previous responses and influence test results. In order to determine whether the change was permanent, the third stage was carried out two months after the second one. Trust in a physician and the medical profession was measured using 5 element scales developed by Dugan, Trachtenberg and Hall (2005). To estimate the level of trust in the payer (NFZ) and hospitals, a 4 and 3 element scales developed by Egede and Ellis (2008) were applied. The questionnaires were translated into Polish and to ensure accuracy, they were translated back to check whether its meaning remained the same. For each question, a Likert scale was used, and respondents were asked to choose an answer from the following range: 1. Strongly Disagree, 2. Disagree, 3. Neutral, 4. Agree, 5. Strongly Agree.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.2195699
title: PUBMED_20-32M_for_fcite

description: PUBMED data set containing publications with PMID numbers from 20 million to 32 million (json format).
DOI: 10.18150/repod.3945420
title: PUBMED_7-19M_for_fcite

description: PUBMED data set containing publications with PMID numbers from 7 million to 19 million
DOI: 10.18150/repod.5370548
title: X-ray diffraction data sets of Ni complex (May 2019 Warsaw)

description: Raw single-crystal X-ray diffraction multi-temperature data sets for photocrystallographic studies of half-sandwich nitro nickel(II) complex with the NHC ligand. The abbreviations for the data sets are as follows: [temperature in Kelvin]-[crystal no.]-[experiment type], where [experiment type] is either "dark" (no light exposure) or "irr-temperature" (sample after irradiation at a specified temperature). Examples: 100K-1-dark = data set measured at 100 K for crystal no. 1 in the absence of light (sample was not irradiate); 175K-2-irr-145K = data set measured at 175 K for crystal no. 2 which was previously irradiated with light at 145 K. For more details on experiments see original publication.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.6187985
title: "They must be sick": Research materials.

description: Eexperimental materials - an online appendix for the publication "They Must Be Sick: Consensual Nonmonogamy Through the Eyes of Psychotherapists" in Sexyal and Relationship Therapy
DOI: 10.18150/repod.2529050
title: Opracowanie wyłącznika ognioszczelnego TM-01

description: Wyłącznik ognioszczelny TM-1 14-020-E-01-B-Ex
DOI: 10.18150/repod.4546680
title: A retrospective cross-sectional study of type 2 diabetes overtreatment

description: Data used in the paper submitted to BMC Geriatrics, Wojszel ZB & Kasiukiewicz A, 2019, "A retrospective cross-sectional study of type 2 diabetes overtreatment in patients admitted to the geriatric ward" Abstract Background: Glycemic control targets in older patients should be individualized according to functional status and comorbidities. The aim of the study was to identify high-risk patients who had evidence of tight glycemic control and thus at risk of serious hypoglycemia. Methods: Retrospective cross-sectional study of type 2 diabetes patients admitted to the geriatric ward receiving diabetes medications. Patients’ hospital records were analyzed. The high risk of hypoglycemia group constituted patients who were aged 80+ years, diagnosed with dementia, with end- stage renal disease, or with a history of macrovascular complications. The primary outcome measure was hemoglobin A1C (HbA1C)≤7.0% [53mmol/mol]. Results: 213 patients were included (77.5% women; 49.3% 80+ year-old). 65.3% received sulfonylurea, 39,4%- metformin, 32.9% insulin, and 4.2%- acarbose (in 61.5% as monotherapy, and in 38.5% combination therapy). We identified 130 patients (60%) as the denominator for the primary outcome measure; 73.1% had a HbA1C value ≤7.0% [53.3mmol/mol], but 55.4% ≤6,5% [48.8mmol/mol], and 40.8% ≤6.0% [42mmol/mol]. Conclusions: The results show a very high rate of tight glycemic control in older patients admitted to the geriatric ward, for whom higher HbA1C targets are recommended. This indicates the high probability of diabetes overtreatment in this group, associated with a high risk of recurrent hypoglycemia. This is all the more likely because most of them received medications known to cause hypoglycemia. This points to the need of paying more attention to specific difficulties in diabetes treatment in older people, especially those suffering from various geriatric syndromes and diseases worsening their prognosis.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.5725417
title: AF_anicoagulant_therapy_data_anonimized_publ

description: Characteristics of 98 patients of the geriatric ward, diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. A cross-sectional study combined with retrospective analysis of hospital records. A paper based on this data base has been submitted to the Journal of Thrombosis and Thrombolysis.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.2455071
title: Dubbing-effect-in-voice-over

description: This study is a conceptual replication of the study originally conducted on Casablanca (dir. Michael Curtiz, 1942) by Romero-Fresco (2016) and published as a full paper in Journal of Specialised Translation (JoSTrans) in January 2020 (Romero-Fresco, 2020). Our replication study is described in Flis, Sikorski, and Szarkowska (2020) in the same issue of JoSTrans.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.3916850
title: Uszczelnienia łożyskowe z zastosowaniem innowacyjnych mieszanek gumowych modyﬁkowanych grafenem, charakteryzujące się podwyższonymi własnościami funkcjonalnymi

description: Dane doświadczalne uzyskane podczas realizacji projektu mającego na celu wytworzenie uszczelnień łożyskowych z kompozytu gumowo-grafenowego.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.3018043
title: Susceptibility of 2-[(phenylimino)-methyl]-cyclohexane-1,3-diones to tautomerization
DOI: 10.18150/repod.4094209
title: Sustainability_dataset2019

description: Data collected in 2019, via online survey, regarding sustainable consumer behaviors
DOI: 10.18150/repod.5599070
title: Sustainability_dataset2016

description: Data collected in 2016 with the use of an online survey among adult Polish internet users
DOI: 10.18150/repod.4834957
title: Labor market discrimination data

description: LABOR MARKET DISCRIMINATION – ARE WOMEN STILL MORE SECONDARY WORKERS?
DOI: 10.18150/repod.3652156
title: Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) distribution in Europe

description: The dataset Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) distribution in Europe include the occurence data compiled from databases, literature references and author's unpublished data listed in the attached table entitled Databases, literature references and author’s unpublished data.Suggested citation:Puchałka, R., Vítková, M., Mionskowski, M., Prokopuk, Y., Netsvetov, M., Sádlo, J., Klisz, M., Olszewski, P., 2020. Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) distribution in Europe. doi:https://doi.org/10.18150/repod.3652156
DOI: 10.18150/repod.5230100
title: Validation of the GPIUS2 in a Polish sample

description: Data file for paper: Validation of the Generalized Problematic Internet Use Scale 2 in a Polish sample
DOI: 10.18150/repod.0729935
title: foamopole

description: Source data on foam stability. We measured the stability of sclerosing foam, which was made according to the standard Tessari method: using two syringes (Terumo® Syringe; Terumo Europe, Leuven, Belgium), 2.5 ml and 5 ml ones, connected with a three-way stopcock (BD ConnectaTM, Becton Dickinson Infusion Therapy System Inc., Nogales, Mexico). Foam was made of 0.5%, 1%, 2% and 3% polidocanol (Aethoxysklerol, Kreussler Pharma, Wiesbaden, Germany), and 0.2%, 0.5%, 1% and 3% sodium tertadecyl sulfate (Fibrovein, STD Pharmaceuticals, Hereford, UK). Room air was used as the gas, and it was mixed with the sclerosant in the proportion of 4:1. In order to produce foam, the mixture of sclerosing agent and air was 20 times transferred from one syringe to the other. During foam production only a slight pressure was applied on the pistons of syringes. Foams were ejected through the needles (Inex needles; Aesthetic Group, Puiseux le Hauberger, France) with the diameter and length of: 0.26 mm (32G) x 4 mm, 0.26 mm (32G) x 6 mm, 0.26 mm (32G) x 13 mm, 0.3 mm (30G) x 4 mm, 0.3 mm (30G) x 6 mm, 0.3 mm (30G) x 13 mm, 0.4 mm (27G) x 4 mm and 0.4 mm (27G) x 13 mm. Through these needles foams were gently ejected on a clean microscope slide, from the height of about 5 mm. The time after which foam started to disintegrate was measured (Fig. 1). Measurements were conducted 5 times for each concentration of the sclerosant, length and calibre of the needle. All measurements were performed at temperature of 23.4oC.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.3621839
title: Drought indices for the area of Poland from 1451 to 2015

description: Drought indices constructed for the area of Poland are based on: instrumental data (eight long-term precipitation series) for period 1722-2015. The delimitation of droughts was conducted using two independent approaches. In the first approach (see file: Standard Precipitation Indices (SPIs)) the globally and nationally popular Standard Precipitation Index (SPI) calculated for 1-, 3-, and 24-month timescales was used. Three categories of droughts were analysed: meteorological (SPI1), agricultural (SPI3) and hydrological (SPI24). For delimitation of droughts (dry months), the criteria used were those proposed by McKee (1993) and modified for the climate conditions of Poland by Łabędzki (2007). Droughts were divided into three categories based on the following SPI values: moderate droughts (-0.50 to -1.49), severe (-1.50 to -1.99), and extreme (≤ -2.00). The second approach (see file: Droughts in Poland. Instrumental data) includes the new proposed method for distinguishing droughts and quantitatively estimating their intensity and duration. The following criteria were adopted to identify droughts and determine their duration. Firstly, instances of an SPI1 value within any of the above ranges for only a single month were considered irrelevant. Secondly, a drought was considered to be at least two consecutive months during which the SPI1 value was below -0.50. Thus identified, a drought was determined both in terms of duration and by category. Thirdly, drought category was determined by the dry month of lowest SPI1 value. A drought was thus considered extreme if the SPI1 value for at least one of the drought months was ≤ -2.00. If the SPI1 of the driest month within a particular instance of drought was between -1.50 and -1.99, the drought was determined to be severe. The remaining droughts were qualified as moderate. Number of droughts was determined for years and for climatological seasons. A drought’s final month determined its season. various documentary sources from period 1451–1800; intensity, spatial coverage, and duration were taken into account (see file: Droughts in Poland. Historical data). The dataset is constantly updated and please contact us if you want the latest version. References: Łabędzki, L., 2007, Estimation of local drought frequency in Central Poland using the standardized precipitation index SPI, Irrig. Drain., 56, 67–77. McKee, T. B., Doesken, N. J., and Kleist, J., 1993, The relationship of drought frequency and duration to time scales, in: Proceedings of the 8th Conference on Applied Climatology, Anaheim, 17–22 January 1993, 17, 179–183. Related publication to cite using this dataset: Przybylak R., Oliński P., Koprowski M., Filipiak J., Pospieszyńska A., Chorążyczewski W., Puchałka R., Dąbrowski H. P. 2020. Droughts in the area of Poland in recent centuries in the light of multi-proxy data. Clim. Past. 16: 627–661, https://doi.org/10.5194/cp-16-627-2020
DOI: 10.18150/repod.0451825
title: Solar radiation data for the Russian Arctic for the periods 1934-1950 and 2001-2019

description: For the 1934–50 period, monthly data come from Chernigovskiy (1961a, b). These works contain monthly totals of all three kinds of solar radiation for each year, as well as their long-term means. All available original data (solar totals) are expressed in cal/cm2/min in the pyrheliometric Ångström scale. For the purposes of comparability in presenting solar conditions they were recalculated to MJ/m2 units in the WRR (World Radiometric Reference) from 1981. Recalculation coefficients for the pyrheliometric scale were taken from the Roshydromet guidance document (Guidance document [GD 52.04.562–96], 1997). The few gaps in the gathered monthly totals of particular solar radiation components were filled using the following formula: I’ + D = Q, where: I’ – monthly sum of direct solar radiation falling on the horizontal surface, D – monthly sum of diffuse solar radiation, Q – monthly sum of global solar radiation. Contemporary (2001-2019) solar radiation data were taken from: A.I. Voeikov Main Geophysical Observatory, Reference Database Data Bank (RSBD) "ACTINOMETRY". Certificate of State Registration RF BD No. 2011620235. References: Chernigovskiy, N.T., 1961a: Compedium of actinometry of the Soviet Arctic, 1931-1956. Trudy AANI, 233(1), p. 271 (in Russian). Chernigovskiy, N.T., 1961b: Compedium of actinometry of the Soviet Arctic, 1931-1956. Trudy AANI, 233(2), p. 467 (in Russian).
DOI: 10.18150/repod.8314689
title: Generalized Joint Hypermobility

description: The aim of this study was an assessment of the musculoskeletal system of women and men with Generalized Joint Hypermobility. It included the measurements of body composition, pelvis-hip complex muscle flexibility, muscle strength, muscle power and jumping ability.
DOI: 10.18150/repod.0005322
title: Conflicting representations on Armenian genocide: exploring the relational future through self-inquiring technique

description: Research Data to: Cătălin Mamali, Mircea Kivu, Jan Kutnik,“Conflicting representations on Armenian genocide: exploring the relational future through self-inquiring technique”, Tom 7, 2018, Numer 2 / Tom 8, 2019, Numer 1, Art. #9, s. 168-251. https://doi.org/10.14746/fped.2018.7.2.2019.8.1.9
DOI: 10.18150/repod.5160503
title: X-ray diffraction data sets of Ni tetralone complex (May 2020 Warsaw)

description: Raw single-crystal X-ray diffraction multi-temperature data sets for photocrystallographic studies of tetralone-based nickel(II) complex. The abbreviations for the data sets are as follows: [temperature in Kelvin]-[experiment type], where [experiment type] is either "dark" (no light exposure) or "irr-temperature" (sample after irradiation at a specified temperature). Examples: 100K-dark = data set measured at 100 K in the absence of light (sample was not irradiated); 180K-irr-160K = data set measured at 180 K which was previously irradiated with light at 160 K. For more details on experiments see original publication.
DOI: 10.18150/f0bc6c
title: eruptivesun

description: This data set contains results of automated search in SDO/AIA data base. We performed the search in Lev1.5 data obtained with 171 Å filter. The automated algorithm (Mrozek et al. 2016) was constructed for searching of mass movement in the solar atmosphere. Therefore, we have found a variety of moving strucutres: small jets, mass motions inside closed loops, jets, oscillating loops, full and partial eruptions, a group of failed eruptions, and plasma draining after eruption. We collected here files (IDL sav format) for all found events in one zipped file. Details of files are described on the catalog page: www.eruptivesun.com
DOI: 10.18150/nlcqvo
title: Replication data for: The clinical infection with pigeon circovirus (PiCV) leads to lymphocyte B apoptosis but has no effect on lymphocyte T subpopulation

description: Data included in this collection are connected with the article "The clinical infection with pigeon circovirus (PiCV) leads to lymphocyte B apoptosis but has no effect on lymphocyte T subpopulation" in PLOS Pathogens.The study was conducted with 56 pigeons. Based on PiCV infectious and health status, they were divided into the following groups: PiCV-positive but showing (group S) or not (group I) non-specific clinical symptoms, and asymptomatic pigeons negative for PiCV (group H). The percentage and apoptosis of T CD3+ and B IgM+ splenocytes (flow cytometry); the expression of CD4, CD8, and IFN-γ genes in splenic mononuclear cells (qPCR); the number of PiCV viral loads in the bursa of Fabricius (ddPCR); and the level of anti-PiCV IgY in serum (ELISA) were analyzed.