cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/kwpy9kh64m
title: Data for: Fiscal Devaluation and Economic Activity in the EU

description: Our sample covers the 27 EU countries over the years 1995 - 2014. To measure FD, we use a ratio of revenue from ESSC to revenue from VAT, as Bosca et al. (2013) proposed. We use the variable either as non-cyclically adjusted (FDit) or cyclically adjusted (Cyclical_ FDit) ratios. We filter out the cyclical component, applying EC (2014) methodology. The data come from the Eurostat and EC AMECO. We use five different dependent variables in the models: domestic value added in gross exports (VAXit). To cover the entire period under consideration, we combine the datasets from two World Input-Output Database tables (for the years 1995 – 2010 and 2010 – 2014, respectively). However, to allow comparisons with other empirical studies, we also examine the effects of FD on net exports (NXit). We take the relevant data from Eurostat. We consider also growth of GDP (GDPit), employment (EMPLit) and labour compensation per employee (WAGEit), respectively. We take the data on GDP and employment growth from Eurostat, and the data on labour costs per employee from OECD. To analyse factors that, according to the theoretical literature, may cause FD effects to differ across countries and time, we first consider membership in the Eurozone (EURO), defined as a binary variable, which assigns the value of 1 to years of membership of a given country in the monetary union and zero otherwise. Second, we take into account the trade openness of an economy (OPEN). It is measured as a sum of exports and imports in relation to GDP. The data come from Eurostat. Finally, we envisage some labour market institutions that could affect wage rigidities or labour supply elasticity. Thus, we use indices of a predominant level at which wage bargaining takes place (level) and of centralisation of wage bargaining (cwb), respectively. We take them from Visser's ICTWSS database (version 5.1 updated in September 2016.) In turn, responsiveness of employment to shocks is found to depend, in particular, on tax wedge and generosity of unemployment benefits. As a measure of generosity of unemployment benefits we use net replacement rates for: (i) single workers (NRR_single) and (ii) couples with a single earner and with two children (NRR_couple), earning an average salary in the economy. There is no single source of data on net unemployment replacement rates covering all EU countries for the entire period considered. Thus, we combine the Vliet and Caminada database (Version 1.0 updated in January 2012) that covers the period 1995-2009 and the OECD Tax and Benefit database including data from 2000 onwards. A list of the additional explanatory variables includes cyclically adjusted primary balance (CAPBit), output gap (Output gapit), nominal effective exchange rate (NEERit) and unemployment rate (Unempit). We take the data for the first two variables from EC AMECO. The data for the remaining two variables come from Eurostat.
DOI: 10.17632/w82xttjz28
title: Prevalence and determinants of physical activity and sedentary behavior among women 

description: prevalence, patterns, and determinants of physical activity, leisure time exercise, and sedentary behavior among a sample of women in Iraq
DOI: 10.17632/3p7xn6y4mj
title: Role of a holo-insertase complex in the biogenesis of biophysically diverse ER membrane proteins

description: Unprocessed data images for "Role of a holo-insertase complex in the biogenesis of biophysically diverse ER membrane proteins" by Page, Nguyen, Pleiner et al.
DOI: 10.17632/48cjsfpb5b
title: Sexual Orientation and Risk for Sexual Addiction Among Israeli Men: Validation of a Hebrew Sex-Addiction Scale

description: 1777 men surveyed. This study examined the prevalence of the risk for sex addiction within the context of sexual orientation and personality in Israeli men and validated the Hebrew Bergen Yale Sex Addiction Scale (HBYSAS). Results showed that the HBYSAS is appropriate for assessing the risk for sex addiction in Israeli men. Furthermore, results showed that sex addiction varied with individuals’ sexual orientation while being modestly associated with neuroticism and conscientiousness.
DOI: 10.17632/5rtc89t7v5
title: Datasets of "On the usefulness of mock genomes to define heterotic pools, testers, and hybrid predictions in orphan crops"

description: The advances in genomics in recent years have increased the accuracy and efficiency of breeding programs for many crops.  Nevertheless, the adoption of genomic enhancement for several other crops essential in developing countries is still limited, especially for those that do not have a reference genome. These crops are more often called orphans. This is the first report to show how the results provided by different platforms, including the use of a simulated genome called the mock genome, can generate in population structure and genetic diversity studies, especially when the intention is to use this information to support the formation of heterotic groups, choice of testers and genomic prediction of single-crosses. For that, we used a method to assemble a reference genome to perform the SNP calling without needing an external genome. Thus, we compared the analysis results using the mock genome with the standard approaches (Array and GBS). The results showed that the GBS-Mock presented similar results to the standard methods of genetic diversity studies, division of heterotic groups, the definition of testers, and genomic prediction. These results showed that a mock genome constructed from the population's intrinsic polymorphisms to perform the SNP calling is an effective alternative for conducting genomic studies of this nature in orphan crops, especially those that do not have a reference genome.
DOI: 10.17632/8xrhw6svd5
title: Undulating Relativity + § 36 The Wave Function

description: § 36 The Wave Function
DOI: 10.17632/vbmr4r27vm
title: Mineralization of Rare Metals in Pegmatite Triggered by Intensive Decompression in the Jiajika Pegmatite-Type Li deposit, western China

description: All data sheets in a text-based numerical format associated with the manuscript titled "Mineralization of Rare Metals in Pegmatite Triggered by Intensive Decompression in the Jiajika Pegmatite-Type Li deposit, western China"
DOI: 10.17632/f25py6tjyp
title: Future-projected One-day PMP dataset across India based on CMIP6

description: This multi-model multi-scenario dataset presents high-resolution (0.25° latitude x 0.25° longitude) one-day Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP) estimates across Indian mainland ocer the future (2021-2100). Towards this, a total of 14 state-of-the-art General Circulation Models (GCMs), participating in Coupled Model Intercomparison Project version 6 (CMIP6) are considered, following two possible emission scenarios (SSP 245 and SSP 585). These estimates are determined following the research article entitled “Increase in Probable Maximum Precipitation in a Changing Climate over India," published in Journal of Hydrology by Sarkar and Maity (2020). It is worthwhile to mention here that, this future projection is done after suitably correcting the inherent bias present in the simulated output from the GCMs. We expect, this future-projected PMP dataset will serve as an important information for the design engineers and hydro-meteorologists for planning and designing various water-energy infrastructures such as dams and other major water resources engineering applications.
DOI: 10.17632/hwntb98n4v
title: Supplementary material to "Application of Seismic Intensity Measures for 3D Steel Structures"

description: Presented in: The 10th International Conference on The Behavior of Steel Structures in Seismic Areas; Timisoara, Romania, 25-27 May 2022.
DOI: 10.17632/jdnkfgv72h
title: Evolution of neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients convalescing from COVID-19 during their hospitalization in a tertiary care center in Mexico

description: The database contains information about hospitalized COVID-19 patients in Mexico during 2020. It includes clinical and biochemical variables, as well as data on the severity of depressive and anxiety symptoms, information about delirium, and cognitive impairment.
DOI: 10.17632/zvffx22s7h
title: Cooperatively Improving Tallgrass Prairie with Adaptive Management

description: These data derive from an Adaptive Management (AM) project led by The Nature Conservancy, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. The objective of this AM project is to inform managers of remnant native tallgrass prairie about which management actions (burning, grazing, or rest) are most likely to improve the condition of the prairie. Improved condition is defined as increased cover and diversity of native plants and a reduction in cover and diversity of invasive plants. The project started in 2008, and a summary of the data was completed after the first 9 years of management and monitoring activities. This summary is published in the journal Ecosphere under the title "Cooperatively Improving Tallgrass Prairie with Adaptive Management," and these are the data used in that paper. This dataset includes management actions alongside field measurements for percent cover for native plant communities, a categorization of shrub versus herbaceous vegetation, and a proportion of native plant species indicators. Structure of the data: Data are collected along 25 m transects in remnant tallgrass prairie. Transects are randomly designated 1 for every 10 acres of prairie with a maximum of 15 transects per management unit. A management unit is defined as an area that experiences the same management treatments over the 3-year time frame of the AM model. Each transect has 50 plots 0.5 m long and 0.1 m wide centered along a 25 m measuring tape.
DOI: 10.17632/7zbggkpmdy
title: The data on treadmill exercise reducing anxiety symptoms during methamphetamine withdrawal

description: The table 1 is the data of OFT and EPM experiment in METH group and Control group; The table 2 is the metabolic cage data of METH group and Control group; The table 3 is the data of OFT and EPM experiment in Control group, Control+running group, METH group and METH+running group; The table 4 is the weight changes of four groups;  The table 5 is the immunofluorescence data of hippocampus and striatum; The table 6 is the cytokines data in the mouse hippocampus, striatum and serum.
DOI: 10.17632/brtvmfg5xz
title: Does Size Matter_Appendix S3

description: Included here in appendix_s3_additional_content.zip are full model software code, priors data, and results. Focal data were obtained through 3rd party data sharing agreements and are not included.
DOI: 10.17632/685y557cth
title: Highly parallelized laboratory evolution of wine yeasts for enhanced metabolic phenotypes

description: Data regarding the below study:
Highly parallelized laboratory evolution of wine yeasts for enhanced metabolic phenotypes
DOI: 10.17632/yv552m8s98
title: Reconstitution of a 26-subunit human kinetochore reveals cooperative microtubule binding by CENP-OPQUR and NDC80. Pesenti et al

description: The approximately thirty core subunits of kinetochores assemble on centromeric chromatin containing the histone H3 variant CENP-A and connect chromosomes with spindle microtubules. The chromatin proximal 16-subunit CCAN (constitutive centromere associated network) creates a mechanically stable bridge between CENP-A and the kinetochore’s microtubule-binding machinery, the 10-subunit KMN assembly. Here, we reconstituted a stoichiometric 11-subunit human CCAN core that forms when the CENP-OPQUR complex binds to a joint interface on the CENP-HIKM and CENP-LN complexes. The resulting CCAN particle is globular and connects KMN and CENP-A in a 26-sub- unit recombinant particle. The disordered, basic N-terminal tail of CENP-Q binds microtubules and promotes accurate chromosome alignment, cooperating with KMN in microtubule binding. The N-terminal basic tail of the NDC80 complex, the microtubule-binding subunit of KMN, can function- ally replace the CENP-Q tail. Our work dissects the connectivity and architecture of CCAN and re- veals unexpected functional similarities between CENP-OPQUR and the NDC80 complex.
DOI: 10.17632/rf7wdssr9t
title: Data for: Invasive knotweed modifies predator-prey interactions in the soil food web

description: Invasive plants often modify the structure of the community of native plants and animals, but their potential impact on the plant-soil interface is poorly studied. In this study, we looked at the impact of invasive knotweed (Reynoutria spp.) on the taxonomic and functional structure of three trophic levels (plants, detritivores and predators). We wanted to determine if knotweed had a cascading impact from plants to predators. The plants and soil invertebrates were sampled in seven sites in northern France in three knotweed cover classes (control, mid and high). Our results showed that knotweed had a low impact on invertebrate communities despite decreasing plant richness and functional diversity. However, we observed that the functional diversity of detritivores (based on palatability traits) and predators (based on feeding traits) were highly correlated in control sites without knotweed, but that this correlation was no longer present in knotweed invaded sites. This result suggests that feeding interactions are an important feature determining community structure in control plots, but that unidentified factors are more important in the presence of knotweed. Consequently, it can be hypothesised that the presence of knotweed disrupts functional linkages within the soil food web, which may ultimately modify ecosystem stability and functioning.
DOI: 10.17632/m5gdc673rm
title: Codebook 

description: This codebook includes a table of the codes used, the definitions of codes, examples, themes, and a brief description of the coding method.

Paper title: The show must go on(line): livestreamed concerts and the hyper-ritualisation of genre conventions
Dates of data collection: 20 March until 17 April 2020
Software used analysis: ATLAS.ti

The codebook was used for a paper that examines audience engagement at livestreamed concerts, a form of mediatised cultural consumption that saw an immense growth in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In this paper, we use microsociological approaches, from a Durkheimian and Goffmanian  tradition, to analyse the social interaction seen on the chat section of livestreamed concerts on Facebook Live. We compare livestreams from classical music and Dutch levenslied. We selected livestreams from the Facebook profiles of, i) an established classical music concert hall, and ii) a radio station specialising in levenslied. To achieve a comparable sample of comments per genre, only the first five videos posted after the initial lockdown are used, spanning a period from 20 March until 17 April 2020. The final sample contained 2,075 comments (classical music n=885, levenslied n=1190).

Discourse analysis is used to see how the participants use language to construct and frame their virtual concert experience. We adopted an inductive approach, starting out with a thorough reading of the synchronous comments to become familiarised with the data. The comments are seen as social practices and thus we analysed both their content (what participants talk about) and organisation (how participants communicate). An initial phase of coding was carried out, based on both the variability and consistency between the discourses used by the (classical and levenslied) audiences. This method allowed us to develop themes and patterns within the data, resulting in 24 code groupings. These groupings were then revised reflecting on the content and organisation of the comments. As regards the organisation of interaction, we paid attention specifically to the length of an interaction, distinguishing between short interaction (lasting only two comments) and prolonged interaction (lasting longer than two comments), while also taking into account how many individual audience members were involved.  This resulted in three overarching themes that fall under content: i) ritual activities, ii) shared symbols, iii) expressed satisfaction/dissatisfaction of event, and three overarching themes that fall under organisation: i) interaction, ii) rhythmic entrainment, and iii) social/individual engagement.
DOI: 10.17632/f7v2gfz4bw
title: Effects of Momordica charantia L. supplementation on glycemic control and lipid profile in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

description: The data of the figures and tables included in this study.
DOI: 10.17632/n5jchbtr34
title: Data for Journal of Investigative Dermatology

description: Cis-khellactone inhibited the proinflammatory macrophages via promoting autophagy to ameliorate imiquimod-induced psoriasis
DOI: 10.17632/653n2hd458
title: Supplementary Information-Baseline demographics, clinical characteristics, treatment patterns and burden of atopic dermatitis in patients initiating dupilumab: a retrospective, observational study using data from a real-world registry (CORNERSTONE)

description: Updated version: Supplementary Information-Baseline demographics, clinical characteristics, treatment patterns and burden of atopic dermatitis in patients initiating dupilumab: a retrospective, observational study using data from a real-world registry (CORNERSTONE)
DOI: 10.17632/2gg8753pxd
title: Evaluation of User Interaction with In-Vehicle Systems - A Graph-Based Exploratory Literature Review Method Focused on Data Connections

description: The dataset contains a graph-based representation of research papers from the research area of human-computer interaction for in-vehicle systems. For the proposed approach several thousand papers from different conferences, journals and monographs in the domain of in-vehicle interaction were systematically filtered, classified, and stored in a graph database. An exploratory survey shows a trend for usability assessment methods with direct involvement of users, especially the observation of users and performance-related measurements, as well as questionnaires and interviews. The used graph database platform neo4j allows to query the developed dataset while focusing on connections between the captured data. The data was manually classified from three conferences, eleven journals and three monographs between 2013 to 2017. The relevant articles were selected through different selection criteria. An explicit thematic relation to one or more us- ability methods, a practical application of the method in an empirical part of the study, and a relation to the context of use for in-vehicle interaction.
DOI: 10.17632/hg7knvd3d2
title: From Flourish to Nourish: Cultivating Soil Health for Sustainable Floriculture

description: All data files for the article"From Flourish to Nourish: Cultivating Soil Health for Sustainable Floriculture
DOI: 10.17632/84gt3fgwgy
title: Data for: Development and application of future design weather data for evaluating the building thermal-energy performance in subtropical Hong Kong
DOI: 10.17632/jnxtdthzd7
title: Phytophthora umbellatus sp. nov., a novel species of Phytophthora from the Subtropical Island of Japan

description: A non-papillate, homothallic Phytophthora species was isolated from Amami Island in the subtropical region of Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. This isolate could not be assigned to any existing taxon and was characterized through morphological studies and phylogenetic analyses. The novel isolate was found to differ from closely related Phytophthora species based on several distinctive features, including intercalary hyphal swellings, non-caducous and non-papillate sporangia with nested proliferation, clustered chlamydospores, a homothallic sexual phase, smooth oogonia with a tapered base, predominantly amphigynous antheridia, aplerotic oospores, and a lower optimum temperature for growth. In phylogenetic analyses involving sequences from four loci, the isolate formed a distinct monophyletic group within Phytophthora subclade 9c, exhibiting strong bootstrap support. Additionally, the mitochondrial genome of the new isolate was sequenced and annotated, revealing a distinct gene arrangement when compared with related Phytophthora species. Therefore, based on its unique morphological characteristics and taxonomic status, the isolate is described here as a new species formally designated as Phytophthora umbellatus sp. nov.
DOI: 10.17632/v2rc9gbss9
title: As-Built SLM-ed Ti-6Al-4V Density Data

description: When using this dataset, either in parts or full, please cite the original article that contributed to this dataset. Dataset may not be used, reprinted or distributed in any form without prior permission from the corresponding author. APA citation for the original article:
Maitra, V., Shi, J., & Lu, C. (2022). Robust prediction and validation of as-built density of Ti-6Al-4V parts manufactured via selective laser melting using a machine learning approach. Journal of Manufacturing Processes, 78, 183-201.

This dataset includes 446 cleaned as-built data instances mined from 44 papers, which are referenced in the file.
DOI: 10.17632/jkpwdfh2py
title: Electron diffraction simulation on Micro-VAX II computers with the aid of an array processor

description: Abstract A computer program for 2-d electron diffraction pattern simulation has been developed under the DEC Micro-VAX II/Micro-VMS environment. Diffraction patterns or images formed by focusing an electron beam of arbitrary energy on a sample can be simulated. The 3-d sample structure can be either pre-calculated or on-line generated based on the symmetry and other necessary information provided by the user. The output is a series of diffraction patterns or images, at the user's ch... Title of program: MIDS Catalogue Id: ABLK_v1_0 Nature of problem To simulate the 2-d convergent beam electron diffraction(CBED) patterns produced by focusing a coherent beam, such as that from a field emission gun, on a crystal or defective sample for structure study at the atomic level. The simulation helps researchers to understand various electron diffraction phenomena observed experimentally and to predict new ones. Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data ABLK_v1_0; MIDS; 10.1016/0010-4655(90)90189-8 This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2019)