cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/vv9yvf6m95
title: Fuerza laboral e inserción a unidades de cuidado intensivo durante el covid-19: Estudio de caso 

description: Árboles de codificación por conglomerados con coeficiente de Jaccard por similitud de codificación para configuración de tema dos "Las zancadillas que obligan a una emancipación" y tema tres "El final: crónica de un despido anunciado". Elaboración propia con Nvivo. (Tema uno en artículo)
DOI: 10.17632/w994rpvpxx
title: Seismics, borehole and geological maps

description: We are submitting herewith the above manuscript, which aims at addressing the tectono-stratigraphic evolution of the Crotone Basin (central Mediterranean), by the integration of high-quality seismic reflection, borehole data and geological maps.
DOI: 10.17632/x6dgwwwjcf
title: Flash sintering YSZ / alumina composites

description: Data of the paper "Flash Sintering of YSZ/Al2O3 Composites: Effect of Processing and Testing Conditions", Materials MDPI, 2021.
DOI: 10.17632/y3yynfz5g4
title: Data of: "Exploiting intrinsic size effect to overcome specimen scaling limitations in  fracture toughness characterisation of composite materials"

description: This study investigates the use of an intrinsic size effect methodology for fracture toughness 
characterisation, where geometrical specimen scaling is severely limited. The analytical formulation of the 
intrinsic method is validated both experimentally and numerically for intralaminar characterisation. Employing 
a woven carbon fibre-reinforced composite, the intrinsic methodology is able to increase the brittleness ratio of 
the tested size range, by combining different types of notched geometries. The R-curve is successfully obtained 
through a bilogarithmic regression fit of the intrinsic strength data, that is able to account for the individual 
manufacturing tolerances of all tested specimens. 

The first author would like to acknowledge the financial support of the TEMPEST project (H2020-WF-
2018-2020), which received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation 
programme under the grant agreement No 101038082. The content reflects only the authors’ views and the 
Agency is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.
DOI: 10.17632/y54c7vr4pt
title: The Perceived Negative Impact of the Coronavirus (PNIC) scale validation in seven countries: Germany, Malaysia, Poland, Russia, Slovenia, Turkey, and Ukraine

description: The five-item brief Perceived Negative Impact of Coronavirus (PNIC) scale was developed and validated in the study. The data were collected between mid-October and December 2020. The "DataBase_PL" shows the PNIC scale as well as some well-being indices (life satisfaction, physical health, depression, anxiety, perceived stress, and PTSD related to the COVID-19 pandemic) among 1228 university students from Poland (Sample 1 for EFA and and Sample 2 for CFA). The "DataBase_International" include the PNIC in an international sample of 2025 university students from seven countries: Germany, Malaysia, Poland, Russia, Slovenia, Turkey, and Ukraine (Sample 3). The EFA and CFA were conducted to explore a factor structure. The PNIC showed a two-factor solution: F1 = socio-economic status; and F2 = social relationships.The PNIC scale was found as a valid instrument to assess the perceived negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on university students’ daily life and can be useful in various countries.
DOI: 10.17632/zpr89hpv6g
title:  Acousto-Optic Dispersive Delay Line programmer via Dispersive Fourier Synthesis (AODDL_DFS)

description: Acousto-Optic Dispersive Delay Line programmer via Dispersive Fourier Synthesis (AODDL_DFS) is a MATLAB script generating RF waveforms for ultrafast laser pulse shaping using an Acosuto-Optic Dispersive Delay Line (AODDL). The script creates sampled RF waveforms to be uploaded to the arbitrary waveform generator (AWG). AODDL_DFS features generation of broadband transmission functions of the AODDL with multiple programmable stopbands in the transmission window. Two alternative algorithms for waveform generation are implemented: Dispersive Fourier Synthesis (DFS) for explicit waveform calculation and the Gerchberg-Saxton (GS) algorithm for iterative computing the waveform with linear frequency modulation. Preset transmission functions include single and multiple binary rejection bands, triangular and cosine-shaped modulation, and PRBS spectral modulation.
DOI: 10.17632/2znzc4tsgg
title: Data of unloading-induced fracture activation experiments

description: This dataset archived here is a supplementary material to the study entitled by ‘Simultaneous unloading of shear and normal stresses induces activation of naturally rough-walled sandstone fractures’ by Richeng Liu, Xinjie Zhu, Yuanchao Zhang*, Yujing Jiang, and Shuchen Li. 

This dataset contains the results of six cyclic unloading-induced fracture slip experiments performed on sandstone specimens using different combinations of unloading rates of normal stress and shear stress and cycle numbers, including mechanical data and displacement data. The first file named by ‘UNLOADING SHEAR-N_005-S_0’ provides the results of cyclic unloading-induced fracture slip experiments performed at the unloading rates of 0.005 MPa/s and 0 MPa/s, respectively, for normal and shear stresses. The second file named by ‘UNLOADING SHEAR-N_005-S_001’ provides the results of cyclic unloading-induced fracture slip experiments performed at the unloading rates of 0.005 MPa/s and 0.001 MPa/s, respectively, for normal and shear stresses. The third file named by ‘UNLOADING SHEAR-N_005-S_003’ provides the results of cyclic unloading-induced fracture slip experiments performed at the unloading rates of 0.005 MPa/s and 0.003 MPa/s, respectively, for normal and shear stresses. The fourth file named by ‘UNLOADING SHEAR-N_01-S_0’ provides the results of cyclic unloading-induced fracture slip experiments performed at the unloading rates of 0.01 MPa/s and 0 MPa/s, respectively, for normal and shear stresses. The fifth file named by ‘UNLOADING SHEAR-N_01-S_001’ provides the results of cyclic unloading-induced fracture slip experiments performed at the unloading rates of 0.01 MPa/s and 0.001 MPa/s, respectively, for normal and shear stresses. The sixth file named by ‘UNLOADING SHEAR-N_01-S_003’ provides the results of cyclic unloading-induced fracture slip experiments performed at the unloading rates of 0.01 MPa/s and 0.003 MPa/s, respectively, for normal and shear stresses. 

The last number in the name of each sheet in the data tables represents the number of cycles. All results shown are recorded as a function of experimental time. Definition of each column in the data tables is indicated in the corresponding header of the data.

For further queries, please feel free to contact zhangyc@fzu.edu.cn.
DOI: 10.17632/45gk782j25
title: SI for "Time-dependent dielectric density functional theory predictions for excited-state molecular properties using neural networks guided by lower-level quantum chemistry"

description: Supporting Information of "Time-dependent dielectric density functional theory predictions for excited-state molecular properties using neural networks guided by lower-level quantum chemistry"
DOI: 10.17632/4hgpvrkwxw
title: Raw data-Hazardous tools: the emergence of reasoning in human tool use

description: raw data of the research work
DOI: 10.17632/dvbnmkb3g5
title: Data for: Equilibrium Cu isotope fractionation in copper minerals: a first-principles study

description: Supplementary data to the paper entitled “Equilibrium Cu isotope fractionation in copper minerals: a first-principles study”.
DOI: 10.17632/fshhh8r5rb
title: Corley et al: Thermal Boundary Layers

description: Data and R scripts used in the manuscript "A simple method to account for thermal boundary layers during the estimation of CTmax in small ectotherms" by Rebecca B. Corley1, Will Dawson1, and Tom R. Bishop1,2*. Currently 10/07/2023 in review at the Journal of Thermal Biology. 

1 School of Biosciences, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK
2 Department of Zoology and Entomology, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa

* BishopTR@cardiff.ac.uk
DOI: 10.17632/h3bbfzkssy
title: β-CD@Fe3O4 Nano-Intelligent Magnetic Material

description: Oily sludge is one of the main pollutants produced in oil extraction and transportation. It has the characteristics of large output, complex composition, and difficult handling.  A nano intelligent magnetic material β-CD@ Fe3O4 was prepared by hydrothermal and surface modification methods. Its size is about 300nm, which can intelligently find the oil-water interface and the oil-solid interface.
DOI: 10.17632/jcb7fj4nyp
title: LINF_330013500

description: mitoribosomal protein mL93
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/kv3wjbndgw
title: “Decommunized” Concepts-Toponyms 

description: Ми ставили завдання виявити реакції мовців на концепти, що віддзеркалюють такий важливий суспільний процес в Україні, як ДЕКОМУНІЗАЦІЯ та її результат – перейменування міст. Ми обрали дві нові назви українських міст КРОПИВНИЦЬКИЙ та ГОРІШНІ ПЛАВНІ, оскільки саме в цих містах були зафіксовані протестні заходи місцевих жителів щодо зміни топонімів. 
Ми опитали 556 респондентів. Із них – 324 особи, що проживають у м. Кропивницькому (колишній Кіровоград) та 232 – у Горішніх Плавнях (колишній Комсомольськ). Нам було важливо охопити широку вікову аудиторію від 18 до 69 років, залучивши однакову кількість жінок та чоловіків (по 278), а також врахувавши, рівну кількість осіб серед тих, які хоча б рік навчалися в школі в добу СРСР (18-38 років), і тих, які вчилися тільки в незалежній Україні (39-69 років). Однак реакції окремо по кожній із цих категорій не розподілялися. Результати вираховувалися від загальної кількості реакцій.
Учасникам асоціативного експерименту було поставлено такі питання: 1) «назвіть одну свою реакцію на поняття ДЕКОМУНІЗАЦІЯ»; 2) «назвіть одну свою реакцію на назву міста КРОПИВНИЦЬКИЙ (для жителів Кропивницького) / ГОРІШНІ ПЛАВНІ (для жителів Горішніх Плавнів)». 
Отже, нами було отримано 1112 реакцій (556 – на стимул ДЕКОМУНІЗАЦІЯ, 324 – на КРОПИВНИЦЬКИЙ, 232 – на ГОРІШНІ ПЛАВНІ. Опитування мало індивідуальний характер. Питання було поставлене реципієнту один на один, а не в групі.  
Багато реакцій повторюються. Тому ми подавали реакцію, а біля неї ставили цифру, яка вказує на те, скільки людей відреагували саме такою рефлексемою, наприклад: "ощищення – 21". Через це в таблицях було уведено таке позначення, як наприклад: 88 рефлексем (358 відповідей), скорочено - 88 (358), де перша цифра означає кількість різних реакцій на той самий стимул, а цифра в дужках позначає кількість людей, які ці реакції продемонстрували. Перша цифра завжди буде меншою, оскільки деякі реакції у респондентів повторюються і рахуються як одна, а друга цифра (більша) показує кількість осіб.
DOI: 10.17632/kx7gptb9wv
title: Supplementary material 5 - Video from SPREAD3 (Oliveira RC, et al)

description: Supplementary material 5. SM5. Video document extracted from SPREAD3, showing HIV-1 subtype C migrations across Brazil. The cut-off point for the posterior probability is 0.8. File size: 2.15 MB; duration: 28 seconds; format: MP4. Oliveira RC, et al. Dynamic dispersion of HIV-1 Subtype C towards Brazilian northeastern region.
DOI: 10.17632/mk5tjfg4j7
title: In vitro production of antifungal phenolic acids by Hypomyces perniciosus, the causal agent of wet bubble disease of Agaricus bisporus

description: Wet bubble disease caused by Hypomyces perniciosus (syn: Mycogone perniciosa) is one of the major constraints in the production of button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus) worldwide. The crude culture filtrate and purified fraction of H. perniciosus induced leakage of cellular electrolytes from the mycelium of A. bisporus.
DOI: 10.17632/rsfgnw24ht
title: Cytological studies on tuberous Corydalis (Papaveraceae) in Korea

description: Chromosome numbers of tuberous Corydalis
DOI: 10.17632/sm32n7ms8h
title: Gene-by-environment interactions are widespread among natural genetic variants

description: Supplementary data files for article "Gene-by-environment interactions are pervasive among natural genetic variants". Files include Sanger sequencing data validating edited strains.
DOI: 10.17632/vww3mb7m3n
title: LINF_190012000

description: glycosomal malate dehydrogenase | gMDH
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/wnm34k839k
title: Efficient Solution to the Tower of Hanoi Problem Using Iteration

description: It is a code that uses iterative approach to solve the Tower of Hanoi Puzzle instead of using recursion. The iterative implementation reduces the overhead of recursive function calls and potentially result in faster execution times for larger numbers of disks.
DOI: 10.17632/wnn8z8vj7p
title: LINF_330012400

description: protein of unknown function - conserved
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/xcstknyv39
title: Efficiency Improvements on a Compressed Air System in a Facility

description: This project is mainly focused on the possible efficiency aspects of compressed air systems which are being used in most of the factories as their main energy source. This can be considered as one of the main losses that most companies can avoid with less payback period. But as most of the companies do not focus much on these kinds of losses the research mainly focuses on avoiding such losses of the companies.
After considering all the energy efficiency aspects of a Compressed Air Energy System applying the Pareto rule, only the main energy avenues have been considered within the time frame. 
At first, the main energy loss(30%) was considered as leakage of the system. Quantifying the leak magnitude by several methods, leakage loss was calculated and confirmed. After further analysis of the system, a leak survey was done with the root causes that any compressed air system may have occurred. 
Then one of the open flow air consuming systems was considered. In this facility, knitting machines are the main open flow resource in which the air is consumed. Three main air nozzles have been used in a knitting machine and all are convergent type nozzles but not improved. Since the air nozzles are always operating with the operation procedure, it is more important to do improvements for the nozzles. After some literature survey and self-study, a high efficiency improved nozzle was introduced with the savings. Another open flow system that is used by the company is pneumatic air guns. A high-efficiency air gun was also considered in the study.
Then, the compressed air distribution lines were analyzed to check the flow rates, compressor capacities, and other aspects in order.
Finally, electric and hydraulic energy sources were compared with the existing pneumatic system for checking any replacement for saving the energy cost.
DOI: 10.17632/43sp4rxzsh
title: Dataset of characteristics of river basins within the Belgorod ecological region

description: The structural characteristics of 60 main river basins in the Belgorod ecoregion are presented as an information basis for the implementation of basin management projects. The indicators of the typification of catchments (the share of forests, the share of arable land, the share of the area of southern slopes, the yield reduction factor, the relief function (LS), the erosion index of precipitation, the density of the river network) with the main statistical estimates characterize 188 river basins, which was used for their hierarchical classification. The results of assessing the ecological effect of an increase in the share of perennial grasses in the structure of crop rotations on the lands of river basins made it possible to differentiate them into eight ecological categories (from decaying to ecological balance).
DOI: 10.17632/76kbtx8n6g
title: The impact of work-leisure conflict on emotional labor in the hospitality industry: A moderated-mediation model

description: Supplementary data for "The impact of work-leisure conflict on emotional labor in the hospitality industry: A moderated-mediation model "
DOI: 10.17632/87cz6zrhst
title: Barriers to the application of physical assessment skills

description: 1. Research hypothesis:- i) There is no correlation between nurses' characteristics and the barriers perceived in application of physical assessment skills ii) There is no correlation between perceived barriers and the application of physical assessment skills by critical-care nurses 2. This dataset consists of:- i) Characteristics data of nurses, ii) Frequency of applied physical assessment skills, iii) Physical assessment time occurrence iv) Scores of barriers perceived in application of physical assessment skills, there were 7 subscales:- a) Reliance on others and technology b) Lack of time and interruptions c) Ward culture d) Lack of confidence e) Lack of nursing role models f) Lack of influence on patient care g) Specialty area 3. This data was interpreted as follow:- i) The characteristics of nurses were descriptively analyzed ii) The frequency of applied physical assessment skills was summed in obtaining the total score of each skill. Each skill has 5 marks and the total score is 200. iii) The 7 subscales of perceived barriers were analyzed by calculating the median score then analyzed by using Spearman rho to find the correlation with the applied physical assessment skills
DOI: 10.17632/brs64knpxg
title: Factors Associated with Timeliness in Prehospital Care of Suspected Cases of Acute Stroke

description: Stroke is one of the diseases with the highest burden of mortality and disability both in the world. There is still little evidence about the factors that affect the timeliness or delay of prehospital care services for the care of acute stroke cases. The objective of this study is to determine which factors influence the timeliness of prehospital care for patients with suspected acute stroke, provided by a public care system. An observational, analytical, cross-sectional study was carried out that analysed a secondary database of prehospital care provided by the Mobile Emergency Care System - SAMU in Lima, Peru between January 2018 and December 2019. The result variables were: response time, time on scene, transport time. The explanatory variables were: patient age, patient gender, diagnosis for ambulance dispatch, comorbidity, number of comorbidities, place of care, time of call, day of week, season, workload in the previous hour, average ambulance hospital delay and number of operative ambulances. A multivariate analysis was performed for each outcome variable using the quantile regression model, to identify the factors associated with timeliness for care.
DOI: 10.17632/d6zpvz23t5
title: Western blot of DLGAP1

description: Western blot of DLGAP proteins, with the band at ~ 90 kDa corresponding to the protein product of DLGAP1-206 transcript, the band at ~ 110 KDa corresponding to that of DLGAP1-201, DLGAP3, and DLGAP4, and the band at ~120 kDa corresponding to that of DLGAP2.
DOI: 10.17632/d76znr6jvk
title: PONE-D-21-02404R2  Less is more? Ultra-low carbohydrate diet and working dogs’ performance

description: Raw data for PLOS ONE manuscript by Gal A et al: Less is more? Ultra-low carbohydrate diet and working dogs’ performance
DOI: 10.17632/dkmt4trkgx
title: APPENDIX I

description: Search Strategy
DOI: 10.17632/f3kf256jv9
title: Sainte-Luce Boulder study

description: Boulder mobility et transport events of the boulders surveyed at Sainte-Luce (Québec, Canada) between 2012 and 2017
DOI: 10.17632/f95mdjrwcy
title: ADC Downstream Purification Technology

description: Antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) is a complex that conjugates cytotoxin to monoclonal antibodies through a constructed linker and selectively delivers cytotoxins to tumors.
DOI: 10.17632/gsspg7rrct
title: DANFIP

description: the use of distribution analysis by integrated probability fitting (DANFIP) allows the degree of chimerism in horses to be accurately determined. Originally developed to detect mosaicism in human samples, DANFIP relies on the analysis of B allele frequencies (BAF) of SNP-array genotypes. We tested the methodology on in-vitro-produced chimeric samples with a known degree of chimerism and 12 individuals previously determined as 64,XX/64,XY blood chimeras. Our results demonstrate that the degree of chimerism can be successfully detected using DANFIP, even in samples with low degrees of chimerism.
DOI: 10.17632/hhbgcfbrjs
title: Insecticide bioassay

description: The insect pests like Helicoverpa armigera Hubner, Spilarctia oblique (walker), Raphidopalpa foveicollis (Lucas), Chauliops choprai and Lipaphis erysimi Kaltenbach cause severe yield losses to hill crops in the Indian Himalayas. Considering the pest severity, a total of 23 insecticides (conventional and novel groups, botanicals and microbials) were screened. The insecticides belonging to diamide, spinosyn and avermectin group were highly toxic against lepidopteran pests. Emamectin benzoate and Flubendiamide recorded lowest LC50 value of 97.49 and 22.8 ppm against the 3rd instars of H. armigera and S. obliqua respectively. Moreover, for management of sucking pests, insecticides belonging to thiourease, neonicotinoid and Pyiridine azomethine group were found to be effective with Difenthiuron recording lowest LC50 value of 20.61 and 0.703 ppm against C. choprai and L. erysimi respectively. For management of R. foveicollis, two insecticides belonging to synthetic pyrethroid group Deltamethrin and Lamdacyhalothrin were found effective with LC50 value 12.97 and 21.33 ppm respectively. However, the botanicals and microbial insecticides did not show promising results as their median lethal values were much higher than other green label insecticides.
DOI: 10.17632/p7tx395nwc
title: LINF_360059600

description: 40S ribosomal protein SA | RSSA1 | uS2 Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/p8fvkgr5kk
title: A critical Discourse on African communalism vis-a-vis Western individualism: The existential realities.

description: Abstract
The hallowed nature of communalism as a concept that depicts Africans, relates to the bedrock of sound human relations in traditional African life. From a broader perspective, it reflects the African understanding of identity, humanism, dignity, respect and reliance on one another for meaningful life. In contrast, individualism is regarded to be the base of Western identity, thus, the respect of individual autonomy whilst in the society. However, a systematic inquiry into the root of these cultural identities reflects their ontology, thus, the rationale behind their identity claims. The study interrogates the rightness of the ontology of such identity claims, which within their ambiance are faced with the question “, is the West inherently individualistic?” On the other hand, is communalism inherently African? Thus, using analytical methods of philosophical inquiry, the study delved into the existential realities of these cultures, aiming to give answers to the above questions by looking at the practical reflections of their identity claims. The study discovered that the premise for their identity claims is circumstantial. Therefore the study established that individualism is a human inherent trait, not peculiar to the West alone. Also, communalism is not inherently African alone but a natural ideology that exists in the consciousness of every individual regardless of their culture.

Keywords: African communalism, Western individualism, ontology, personal identity.
DOI: 10.17632/pbptycnx6y
title: LINF_010009300

description: ribosomal protein S7
DOI: 10.17632/pwctg84sxm
title: Supplement to "Slip Redistribution onto the Totschunda Fault of Southern Alaska – a Result of a Pacific Plate Motion Change at ca. 6 Ma"

description: This data serves as the supplementary material to the manuscript titled "Slip Redistribution onto the Totschunda Fault of Southern Alaska – a Result of a Pacific Plate Motion Change at ca. 6 Ma"