cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/7wc2d2nbnd
title: Effectiveness of Neuromuscular Taping on Balance, Proprioception, Pain and Nerve Conduction Parameters in Patients with Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy

description: The section discussed various diagnostic approaches and physical examination techniques for assessing DPN. A comprehensive neurological assessment is crucial, including tests for cranial nerves, muscle tone, and possible systemic illnesses. Key diagnostic methods highlighted include nerve conduction studies (NCS), skin biopsies for intraepidermal nerve fiber density, and corneal confocal microscopy, which provides non-invasive imaging of corneal nerves. The text also emphasizes the importance of quantitative sensory testing (QST) in evaluating sensory function and identifies clinical scoring systems for assessing DPN severity. Pain assessment tools like the Leeds Assessment of Neuropathic Symptoms and Signs Pain Scale (LANSS) and the Visual Analog Scale (VAS) are discussed, noting their utility in tracking pain reduction over time. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in managing DPN by reducing symptoms and enhancing quality of life. Key interventions include exercise programs that improve strength, flexibility, and balance, which help mitigate fall risks and promote circulation. Neuromuscular re-education addresses sensory deficits, while pain management strategies like transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) alleviate neuropathic pain. Patient education on foot care is essential for preventing complications. Research highlights the effectiveness of various conventional physiotherapy treatments, such as LASER therapy and neural mobilization, in reducing pain and disability, underscoring the importance of a multifaceted approach to optimize outcomes for individuals with DPN. Several studies have examined the effects of neuromuscular taping (NMT) on various conditions and populations, but only a few have demonstrated its effectiveness. Notably, there is limited literature on the impact of NMT specifically for DPN, highlighting a gap that warrants further investigation. Exploring the effects of NMT on DPN is essential to establish solid evidence for this emerging treatment method and its potential benefits for patients. A total of 46 participants were recruited and divided into two groups: the experimental group (Group A, N=23) and the control group (Group B, N-23). An 8-week physiotherapy intervention was administered, incorporating NMT on the bilateral tibialis anterior, tibialis posterior. Normality was checked using Shapiro-wilk test and parametric and non- tests were used to analyze the data based on the normality. Both groups e-value demonstrated significant improvements across all variables at p&lt;0.05 though some nerve conduction parameters specifically latency of right and left tibial and peroneal nerves, conduction velocity in the tibial nerves, amplitude in the peroneal nerves, and H-reflex latency and amplitude did not show significant changes (p&gt;0.05). Group A exhibited more substantial clinical and symptomatic improvements compared to Group B, with effect sizes ranging from moderate to large (0.66-1) across all outcomes.
DOI: 10.17632/sdxdsm6trn
title: Initial growth of sidebranches in ammonium chloride dendrites dataset

description: Data to accompany the paper "The initial growth of sidebranches in ammonium chloride dendrites", submitted to Journal of Crystal Growth, Dec. 2018.
DOI: 10.17632/5v6b78cd9r
title: Pairwise comparison matrices and initial decision matrices for rough-Z-number extended MCGDM

description: This dataset provides the five pairwise comparison matrices (PCMs) and five initial decision matrices (IDMs) used in the rough-Z-number extended MCGDM.
DOI: 10.17632/gp3v2sjry7
title: cancer patient and primary social supports interview

description: The possibility of getting cancer or having a relative diagnosed with cancer is quite high today. In this case, now or in the future, most people will be diagnosed with cancer or have a relative who has been diagnosed with cancer, so there is an obligation to communicate with the individual with cancer and the need to learn how to communicate. Therefore, what expectations does a cancer patient have in communication with their relatives is important.
In this study, it was aimed to understand the problems, feelings, expectations, disappointments, unhappiness and resentments of cancer patients in their communication with primary social support groups in the context of health communication. When the literature is reviewed, it is observed that the majority of the studies are on the patient-doctor relationship and what the relatives of cancer patients or those who care for cancer patients feel and how they have difficulties in communicating with the patient. However, cancer affects the patient more than anyone else in the process of diagnosis, treatment and recovery. It is thought that it is more important to reveal what the patient who faces death feels, what he/she thinks, how words and behaviors affect him/her, and what his/her expectations are from the communication with the patient's relatives. 
In this context, semi-structured interviews were conducted using interview techniques with people diagnosed with cancer who are still undergoing treatment or have completed treatment. The interview data were analyzed using content analysis and divided into categories-codes to obtain an in-depth insight.
DOI: 10.17632/7r5vmkx6w3
title: Data for: Stability of Revolutionary Governments in the Face of Mass Protest

description: This data (from Cross-National Time-Series Data Archive (CNTS)) is used for production of illustrative figures.
DOI: 10.17632/z6ytnm8gdx
title: Data for: Novel NIR-Absorbing Benzotrithiophene-Based Copolymers for Organic Photovoltaics

description: Device optimizations for OPVs are described in detail such as the solvent, PCBM, film thickness, additive, so on.
DOI: 10.17632/5j66smvyzf
title: Geological mapping reveals the role of Early Jurassic rift architecture in the dispersal of calciturbidites: new insights from the Central and Northern Apennines

description: A geological mapping project was performed in three sectors of the Umbria-Marche Apennines (Central Italy): the Narni-Amelia, Sabini, and Sibillini (Mt Pennino) Mountain Ridges. One of the outcomes of this project is the improvement of our database of the occurrence of levels or stratigraphic intervals with resedimented shallow-water carbonate material in the Jurassic part of the succession. The Umbria-Marche region was characterised by an exceedingly complex pattern of intrabasinal highs (pelagic carbonate platforms) and intervening basins in the Jurassic. Due to this, a map pairing the occurrences of such resedimented beds with an updated palaeogeography becomes the natural descriptor of how the rift-related submarine topography (an extreme instance of it) could influence the dispersal of materials sourced by coeval active carbonate factories. Resedimented shallow-water carbonates were discovered and mapped for the first time in the study areas, embedded in uppermost Lower to Upper Jurassic cherty pelagites.While calciturbidites of this age are not unexpected in the Sabina and Narni-Amelia sectors, lying in the neighborhood of the productive Lazio-Abruzzo Carbonate Platform, their occurrence in settings far removed from any obvious shallow-water source is puzzling, since intrabasinal highs in the Umbria-Marche Apennines had all drowned by the early Pliensbachian. The Lazio-Abruzzo Carbonate Platform is the most likely source-area for ooidal/peloidal/bioclastic calciturbidites of both the Narni-Amelia and the Sabina sectors (~50 km away from the present-day margins of the carbonate platform), while occurrences in the northern part of the Sibillini Mts (~100 km away from those margins) might require alternative sources. Geological mapping shows that the marginal palaeoescarpments of pelagic carbonate platforms formed obstacles to the gravity flows as sediment load was discharged at their toes. While turbidity flows were locally vigorous enough to climb the escarpments, leaving overbank deposits on the pelagic carbonate platform-tops, a “shelter” effect is evidenced by the resediment-free nature of those basins lying downflow, which had to be shielded by pelagic carbonate platforms. Attached in this data are the raw field photographs of the analysed outcrops, clear of the line-drawing layer.
DOI: 10.17632/5bd4hbs3vp
title: San Jorge Gulf data set PSi

description: It is a data set from two spring campaigns in San Jorge Gulf (2016 and 2017). Station locations and corrected biogenic and lithogenic silica data by depth layer and dust deposition estimations based in satellite image are presented.
DOI: 10.17632/g8c5wgmfgr
title: Quote Following

description: This data serves as the companion dataset for the forthcoming paper "Exposing the Obscured Influence of State-Controlled Media: A Causal Estimation of Influence Between Media Outlets Via Quotation Propagation." This partially-sanitized dataset is a compromise between preserving valuable intellectual property and allowing replication. 

The original dataset has 618,328 quotes from 123,396 articles published between May 2018 and October 2019. It includes articles from 454 outlets labeled with one of 167 topics and 418 sentiments.  Each quote has additional information about the date of the article, the country of media origin, any geographic references in the quotation, the quote speaker and the outlet where the quote and article appeared. Each quote concerns geopolitical news. The quotes are drawn from articles published by the most prominent outlets in 24 European countries.

The published dataset contains the necessary data to replicate the analysis. We present the data after having conducted quote matching on the original, ~600k quote dataset. Each row represents an instance of "quote following," where one outlet, the "Following Outlet," used a quote in an article after the "Source Outlet" used the quote in an article. The source article using the quote was published on "Leading Article Date" and the following outlet article using the quote was published on "Leading Article Date". The article was hand-labeled with a given "Topic" and "Quote Sentiment".  "N Sources Using Quote" gives the number of outlets that published an article using the quote, while "N Followings" gives the number of times the following outlet used the quote. Finally, "Leading English Quote" gives the quote used by the source outlet, while "Following English Quote" gives the quote used by the following outlet. In the case where multiple variations of a quote were used by either the source or following outlet, the quote given is the first version of the quote they used.

Topics and sentiments have been sanitized to preserve intellectual property. Topics are labeled as either "Nuclear Cooperation" or "All Topics". This allows for replication on either all topics or nuclear cooperation, as done in the companion paper. Similarly, all sentiments except those taking a stance either for or against Russia or the United States are labeled "All Sentiments".

English quotes for Russian-language media have been translated using Google translate.
DOI: 10.17632/x6dpzh22xs
title: Data for "Experimental evidence supporting an overturned iron-titanium-rich melt layer in the deep lunar interior"

description: Data for "Experimental evidence supporting an overturned iron-titanium-rich melt layer in the deep lunar interior"
DOI: 10.17632/2nbjg535y7
title: CDK8

description: CDK8
DOI: 10.17632/d9zc7knxdz
title: Sharing Economy Logistics

description: Locations, trips, travel times, and travel distances for the simulation of an integrated item-sharing and crowdshipping platform in Atlanta, Georgia, US. Further information is provided in Description_of_files.html.
DOI: 10.17632/vv9jdmj5xv
title: Diatom assemblage and concentration data for HSPDP-BTB13-1A (Baringo Basin, Kenya)

description: Kenya’s Baringo-Tugen Hills-Barsemoi drill site is one of six localities across Kenya and Ethiopia from which the Hominin Sites and Paleolakes Drilling Project has obtained sediment cores in an effort to investigate the role of environmental forcing in shaping human evolution. The Baringo Basin site features extensive exposures of the Chemeron Formation, which contains &gt;100 fossil vertebrate localities including five hominin sites. The 227-m drill core, dating from ~3.29 to 2.56 Ma, is characterized by fluvio-lacustrine sediments, including multiple diatomites, with evidence of variable degrees of later pedogenic modification. In the lower part of the core (~3.29–3.04 Ma), diatoms were preserved only in very low abundance, consistent with predominantly fluvial or lake marginal environments. In contrast, five diatomites and two additional diatom-rich intervals were deposited after ~3.04 Ma, reflecting a major shift in the basin hydrology. Planktonic freshwater species dominated these diatom-rich intervals, whereas periphytic taxa were present in proportions less than 2%, suggesting that these intervals represent open-water deposition during lake highstands. Littoral or saline assemblages are largely absent throughout the core. Instead, we observed a pattern of increasing diatom frustule dissolution at the tops and bottoms of diatomite units, indicating increased alkalinity during the transgressive/regressive phases. A Na-bearing zeolite (analcime) indicative of saline waters precipitated in clastic-dominated intervals between diatomites, suggesting extreme environmental variability between lake highstands and lowstands. Diatom assemblages were consistently dominated by a few species belonging to the genera Aulacoseira or Stephanodiscus, which were at times co-dominant. We infer that assemblages dominated by Aulacoseira represent a well-mixed lake with abundant supply of silica. When Stephanodiscus was dominant, which occurred more frequently in the later freshwater phases, we infer incomplete mixing and reduced silica flux to the epilimnion (upper water layer).
DOI: 10.17632/dz9zyt4mn3
title: Small mammal species occurrences data

description: The original dataset of small mammal species occurrences in Spain. Obtained from https://www.gbif.org/ and includes a total of 28 small mammal species (orden Rodentia and Eulipotyphla).
DOI: 10.17632/9jhfh79b8d
title: Supplemental Material: Allele-specific expression reveals genetic drivers of tissue regeneration in mice

description: In adult mammals, skin wounds typically heal by scarring rather than through regeneration. In contrast, “super-healer” MRL mice have the unusual ability to regenerate ear punch wounds, yet the molecular basis for this regeneration remains elusive. Here, in hybrid crosses between MRL and non-regenerating mice, we use allele-specific gene expression to identify cis-regulatory variation associated with ear regeneration. Analyzing three major wound cell populations, we identified extensive strain- and tissue- specific cis-regulatory divergence associated with differences in healing outcomes. Genes with cis-regulatory differences specifically in fibroblasts were associated with wound healing phenotypes and pathways, and were enriched near genetic markers associated with ear-healing in a genetic cross. We further demonstrated that one of these genes, CFH, could be applied ectopically to accelerate wound repair and induce regeneration in typically fibrotic wounds. Through single-cell RNA-seq, we observed that CFH treatment strongly dramatically reduced immune cell recruitment to wounds, suggesting a potential mechanism for CFH’s effect. In support of this, CFH strongly down-regulated the neutrophil chemoattractant CXCL2, and chemical inhibition of CXCL2’s receptor in dorsal wounds mimicked the regenerative phenotype of MRL ear wounds. Overall, our results provide insight into the molecular drivers of regeneration in MRL mice with potential clinical implications.
DOI: 10.17632/bfz6kyty45
title: Data for: Measurement of ice pressure on a concrete dam with a prototype ice load panel

description: Data from measurements of ice load from February 2016 to February 2018 at the Rätan hydropower dam located in Sweden. The data includes the total ice load, loads from the individual load cells, water level, discharge through turbines and spillways, the temperature of the water in the reservoir (measured at three meters depth) and the ambient air temperature at the dam and daily recordings of precipitation and snowfall.
DOI: 10.17632/dpdz47gsk3
title: Diversity and functional roles of dark septate endophytes (DSE) in two dominant pioneer trees reclaimed from a metal mine slag heap in southwest China

description: This study examines the diversity and function of dark septate endophytes (DSE) that naturally colonize the roots of an artificially established Populus yunnanensis forest and the naturally reclaimed pioneer species Coriaria sinica on an abandoned tailings dam in southwest China. Our findings suggest that as plants reclaim these environments, root endophytes such as DSE also recover and succeed, playing a critical role in enhancing the host plant’s adaptability to stressful conditions. They are thereby considered an essential functional component of the root systems of reclamation plants in tailings areas.
Table 1: The colonization rates of dark septate endophytes (DSE) and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) in the roots of P. yunnanensis and C. sinica in the abandoned tailing area of Huangmaoshan, Yunnan Province, southwestern China. 
Table 3: Siderophore activity of the six representative DSE strains in culture solutions without Fe3+ after 5 days.
Fig. 5: Tolerance of DSE strains to Cd as determined by the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) range, in strains colonizing the roots of P. yunnanensis and C. sinica in southwest China.
Fig. 6: Phosphorus solubilizing capacity of six representative DSE strains isolated from the roots of P. yunnanensis and C. sinica in the abandoned tailing area of Huangmaoshan, Southwest China.
Fig. 7: Indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) concentrations in the culture filtrates of six representative DSE strains isolated from the roots of P. yunnanensis and C. sinica in the abandoned tailing area of Huangmaoshan, Southwest China. 
Fig. 8: Effects of two fungal inoculations (FE) on the growth (net fresh weight and net plant height) and heavy metal concentrations (Cd, Zn, and Pb) as well as on the translocation factors (TF) and bioconcentration factors (BCF) of P. yunnanensis inoculated with two DSE strains, compared to non-inoculated controls after 60 days of cultivation.
Fig. 9: HCl-extractable metal concentrations in the rhizosphere soil after 60 days of cultivation of P. yunnanensis with two DSE strains.
DOI: 10.17632/r339vx45sz
title: A Catalysis-Driven Artificial Molecular Pump - Data Set

description: Experimental data for the article titled "A Catalysis-Driven Artificial Molecular Pump" by Amano et al. This work describes the autonomous pump that takes macrocycles from the bulk solution on to the thread part driven by the catalytic decomposition of the chemical fuel, Fmoc nitrophenol, into dibenzofulvene, carbon dioxide and 4-nitrophenol. Includes data for NMR, MS, IR. Please contact the corresponding author if you require anything else.
DOI: 10.17632/chyzf2p5z4
title: Data for: The botanical provenance of Late Cretaceous amber from the Chatham Islands, New Zealand

description: Appendix 1: FTIR data of Chatham amber
DOI: 10.17632/469rwyswnw
title: TSC1 membrane binding

description: Original data
DOI: 10.17632/fz7m653jz4
title: WTA

description: For small scale problem instances
DOI: 10.17632/7gmxsvvtm6
title: Schumpeterian Intermediate Saving Technological Change: Theory and Evidence from Industrial Input-Output Data

description: The data in the file "data.dta" and the code is provided in "EmpricalStudy.do". This file produces all the tables and results presented in the final version of the paper. We provide the code in STATA as we anticipate the largest number of users being familiar with this software. The file "NumericalSimulation.R" is used for a numerical simulation in section 6, fig.1. Of course any comments/ questions are more than welcome and please send them to shmeng@cueb.edu.cn and 201831030015@mail.bnu.edu.cn.
DOI: 10.17632/jrz7jcfbr8
title: Data for: Key role of surface defects in the multiaxial fatigue life of additively manufactured unmachined 18Ni300 maraging steel. Int J Fatigue, 184

description: The file includes the fatigue test results conducted on AM unmachined 18Ni300 maraging steel. The specimens were tested under fully reversed force/torque-controlled constant amplitude sinusoidal loading. The tests included uniaxial, torsional, in-phase, and out-of-phase axial-torsional loading paths. More details can be found at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijfatigue.2024.108319.
This research was funded by National Science Centre, Poland [2021/41/B/ST8/00 257]
DOI: 10.17632/rhbvgbt4nn
title: Data for: Lateral or Medial Surgical Approaches for Thalamic Gliomas Resection?

description: Radiological images of 20 patients.
DOI: 10.17632/stdz4yxxsy
title: Data for: Vibrational Properties of Uranium Fluorides

description: Inelastic neutron spectra of uranium tetrafluoride collected at 100 K with 15, 30, 80, and 125 meV incident energy neutrons. Collected at the ARCS spectrometer at the Spallation Neutron Source - Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
DOI: 10.17632/2j3hg4j6tc
title: data for: Synthetic Datasets Generator for Testing Techniques and Tools of Information Visualization and Machine Learning

description: Data model to generate datasets used in the tests of the article: Synthetic Datasets Generator for Testing Techniques and Tools of Information Visualization and Machine Learning.
DOI: 10.17632/g8pdrz8nvp
title: Table 2: Governance indicators and FDI inflow to Africa

description: The study established a positive causal effect of FDI on CO2 emissions loading from governance quality indicators (voice and accountability, political stability and absence of voice, governance effectiveness, the rule of law, regulatory quality, and corruption) and increase in fossil fuel energy consumption. Findings established the ‘sand the wheels’ pollution haven hypothesis as – (voice and accountability, political stability and absence of voice, governance effectiveness, the rule of law, regulatory quality) loaded positively on foreign direct investment and ‘grease the wheels’ hypothesis – (corruption) also loaded positively on foreign direct investment in Africa. However, the adverse of FDI running from weak governance on environmental degradation (CO2 emissions) are ineluctable. The complementarity effects of financial access in moderating the effect of fossil fuel consumption by income growth of the lowest 10% are also negative. Findings from the interactive regression provide useful insight for policymakers in transitioning from fossil fuel energy sources to renewable energy sources in Africa. For post-2015 –SDGs, recommendations are that the design and implementation of environmental sustainability and anti-graft policies be internationalized binding on all Multinational Corporations (MNCs) since domestic institutions in developing Africa are not weak and incapable of implementing sustainability and anti-graft policies.
DOI: 10.17632/hc2n23vbjs
title: SEM-EDS Bacteria image library

description: In-Vitro Pb Uptake by Bacteria in Liquid Cultures-Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM-EDX) Analysis. B. paramycoides, B. proteolityticus and B. wiedmannii were able to immobilise Pb on their cell wall.
DOI: 10.17632/xfpbw9vw64
title: Date Ceron-Cordoba et al Microencapsulation of Probiotics

description: Raw data in the manuscript by Ceron-Cordoba JF, et al to "Determination of Spray Drying Parameters for Lactobacillus reuteri and Lactobacillus plantarum to include them in Ice Cream Formulated with Sweet Whey"