cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/8xhv88c7wt.1
title: Genome-wide screening in human kidney organoids identifies developmental and disease-related aspects of nephrogenesis

description: Human organoids allow the study of proliferation, lineage specification, and three-dimensional tissue development. Here, we present a genome-wide CRISPR screen in iPSC-derived kidney organoids. The combination of inducible genome editing, longitudinal sampling and endpoint sorting of tubular and stromal cells generated a complex, high-quality dataset uncovering a broad spectrum of insightful biology from early development to ‘adult’ epithelial morphogenesis. Our functional dataset allows improving mesoderm induction by ROCK inhibition, contains monogenetic and complex trait kidney disease genes, confirms two additional CAKUT genes (CCDC170 and MYH7B), and provides a large candidate list of ciliopathy-related genes. Finally, the identification of a cis-inhibitory effect of Jagged1 controlling epithelial proliferation shows how mosaic knockouts in pooled CRISPR screening can discover ways of communication between heterogeneous cell populations in complex tissues. Collectively, these data serve both as a rich resource for the kidney community and as a benchmark for future iPSC-derived organoid CRISPR screens.
DOI: 10.17632/ktrzjpj6jg.3
title: Quantiative dataset updated on Nov 29, 2021

description: [updated on Nov 29, 2021]
This is the raw data on the status of those non-Muslims that converted to Islam in Sindh over the past few decades. The sources, included conversion certificates, registers of the converts maintained by religious clerics, audio and video interviews, court judgements, petitions filed by neo converts against their parents, CNICs, Marriage certificates etc.  The data was gathered by Ghulam Hussain, Senior Research Officer at the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS), Islamabad.
DOI: 10.17632/zs7jvzwgyr.2
title: Text Reviews in banking ML Models

description: Models for determining the sentiment analysis of text reviews for subsequent improvement of the company's service. Moreover, this service can be extrapolated from the banking sector to insurance and any sphere where there is a reflection of users, as well as the existence of a platform for posting reviews and the availability of reviews themselves (according to the principle of the more reviews, the better).
The service will allow you to find the causes of negativity and give them both a social and economic assessment.

The reported study was funded by RFBR, project number 20-310-70042.

Models are applicable only to the Russian-speaking community, since the models were trained on Russian semantics.

Model weights (CNN) stored in files: cnn-frozen-embeddings-08-0.94.hdf5 and n-trainable-03-0.94.hdf5 (CNN with frozen embedding layer, and defrosted retrained, respectively)
responses_model.w2v, w2v_xgboost.w2v - saved Word2Vec models of reviews.
xgb_model.pickle and nn_model.pickle are trained models.
DOI: 10.17632/5ckgmp4zzj.2
title: Schistosoma mansoni - Kato Katz

description: This image set contains 23 microscopic images of eggs of the parasite Schistosoma mansoni. The slides were prepared using the Kato Katz technique.
DOI: 10.17632/6cvsg3zvg4.1
title: Supplemental material: histologic subtype of cutaneous immune-related adverse events predicts overall survival in patients receiving immune checkpoint inhibitors

description: Supplemental tables/figures for the publication in JAAD, "Histologic subtype of cutaneous immune-related adverse events predicts overall survival in patients receiving immune checkpoint inhibitors".  Accepted for publication 10/2021.
DOI: 10.17632/6c5zsr9dbr.1
title: Replication data for: Jobs and Fiction: Identifying the Effect of Corporate Tax Avoidance Inflating Export Measures in Ireland

description: Ireland’s emergence as a European hub for multinationals in the information and communication technology (ICT) and pharmaceutical industries highlighted the growing tension between spatially dispersed, globalized economic activity and the nation-centered measures used to monitor it. Although ‘big tech’ and ‘big pharma’ are often praised as export powerhouses, their real contribution to Irish economic performance is unclear, as corporate tax avoidance artificially inflates national statistics. By moving around intellectual property assets, inverting corporate headquarters or engaging in factoryless manufacturing, firms go out of their way to book their profits in low-tax jurisdictions. Their products and services show up as Irish exports, often without employing any Irish labor or capital in the production process. This article uses a novel empirical approach to distinguish job-sustaining economic activity from accounting fiction. By contrasting traditional measures of export growth with export sector employment and earnings, it identifies sectors with sudden, unexplained discrepancies between the two, that are indicative signs for fictitious activity. Supporting the hypothesized pattern, discrepancies cluster in ICT and pharmaceutical industries, that are dominated by multinationals from the United States. The investigation also finds that controlling for distortions, external demand and the Transatlantic trade link remain key drivers of Irish growth. But the paper’s findings should caution analysts to extrapolate from the success of ‘big tech’ and ‘big pharma’ to national economic performance ‒ a lesson particularly relevant in the light of the COVID-19 shock, which left these specific industries largely unscathed.
DOI: 10.17632/mnh7gc2mvz.1
title: COVID-19 data of Thailand includes infected, recovered, dead, and vaccinated cases from 2021/02/28 to 2021/08/30

description: The file attached is a spreadsheet containing the daily data of COVID-19 in Thailand. This file contains five columns. The first column represents the time from 2021-02-28 to 2021-08-30. The second to fourth columns show the number of infected, recovered, dead, and vaccinated, respectively.
The primary sources in collecting this data are listed below:
1- Worldometer, Worldometer COVID-19 data, https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/,  2021. 
2- Johns Hopkins University, John Hopkins University COVID-19 Data, https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/,  2021
DOI: 10.17632/fbtvwfyys9.2
title: IS THE EFFECT OF HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINE DIFFERENT FROM THE EFFECT OF PLACEBO IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS? – A RANDOMIZED, BLINDED, CONTROLLED, THREE ARMED HOMOEOPATHIC PATHOGENETIC TRIAL ON ELECTRO-PHOTONIC IMAGE CHANGES.

description: “A RANDOMISED, BLINDED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, THREE ARMED PARALLEL STUDY ON ELECTROPHOTONIC IMAGE CHANGES DURING HOMOEOPATHIC PATHOGENETIC TRIAL USING MOLECULAR AND ULTRA-MOLECULAR DOSES - A REPROVING OF BELLADONNA”
ABSTRACT:
Background:
Homoeopathic drug proving is the process of understanding the pathogenetic powers of the dynamised Homoeopathic drugs on healthy human beings. In homoeopathic drug proving due to the biomimicry of production of disease symptoms, there are tremendous chances for the altered electron communication which may produce changes in the Electro-photonic Emission. Although controversies exist on the action of Belladonna in the healthy human provers (Good year et al (1998), H. Wallah et al (2001), S Brien et al(2003)). This study takes up the challenge to re-evaluate the efficacy of Belladonna in homoeopathic pathogenetic trial in the molecular and ultra-molecular doses.
Method:
Randomised, blinded, placebo-controlled three-armed (Belladonna6C, Belladonna200C and Placebo) parallel study (n = 150) conducted in National Institute of Homoeopathy, India. The study design was framed as a four-week protocol consisting of Pre-Intervention period, Intervention Period, Post Intervention period for each participant. Primary and Secondary Outcome Measures are Twelve parameters of Electro Photonic Imaging [EPI] technique and Q-Form-02 (30 items, Likert scale questionnaire) respectively.
Result:
The analysis showed a statistically significant difference in eight parameters (P-value <0.05,) out of twelve parameters and the Form Coefficient parameter (P-value <0.001) revealed the effect of placebo during the run-in phase. The questionnaire Q-Form-02 analysis revealed a significant difference among the three groups. The post hoc analysis showed the number of symptoms and the scores among groups depicted the trend: Belladonna 6C > Belladonna 200C > Placebo.
Conclusion:
We may conclude that the Electro Photonic Emissions from the human body may serve as a parameter to differentiate the placebo effect from the Homoeopathic medicine effect in the Homoeopathic Pathogenetic Trial [Trial Registration: CTRI/ 2018/03/012290].
DOI: 10.17632/fsbt4fwm3y.1
title: Digital and Industry 4.0 technology’s impact on coping with the COVID-19 pandemic in the manufacturing industry: A systematic literature review

description: Excel file with the list of article sampled for the literature review
DOI: 10.17632/3wnt2z3b3m.1
title: IS THE EFFECT OF HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINE DIFFERENT FROM THE EFFECT OF PLACEBO IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS? – A RANDOMIZED, BLINDED, CONTROLLED, THREE ARMED HOMOEOPATHIC PATHOGENETIC TRIAL ON ELECTRO-PHOTONIC IMAGE CHANGES.

description: INTRODUCTION:
Homoeopathic drug proving is the process of understanding the pathogenetic powers of dynamized homoeopathic drugs on healthy human beings. In homoeopathic drug proving, there are many chances of altered electron communication, which may produce changes in the Electro Photonic emission due to the biomimicry of production of disease symptoms. This study re-evaluates the action of Belladonna in Homoeopathic Pathogenetic Trial in molecular (6C) and ultra-molecular (200C) doses.
MATERIALS:
Intervention kit consisted of 50 vials of Belladonna 6C, Belladonna 200C, Camphor 6C, and Camphor 200C, each for the intervention group and 250 vials of unmedicated globules for the control group. Biowell camera and Biowell software version 1.0 for Electro Photonic Imaging.
METHOD:
A randomized, blinded, placebo-controlled three-armed (Belladonna 6C, Belladonna 200C and Placebo) parallel study (n = 150) was conducted in the National Institute of Homoeopathy, India. We framed this study design as a four-week protocol consisting of a Pre-intervention Phase, Intervention Phase, and Post-intervention Phase for each participant. Outcome measures were twelve parameters of Electro Photonic Imaging technique.
RESULT:
The baseline analysis [EPI-0] showed no statistically significant difference in all the 12 parameters (p-value >0.05), among the three groups. The run-in phase (EPI-1) analysis showed statistically significant difference in one parameter (i.e. form coefficient (p < 0.001)) out of 12. The intervention phase showed, statistically significant difference in 8 parameters (Energy (p = 0.023); Form Coefficient (p = 0.041); Front Area (p = 0.013); Front Energy (p = 0.011); Left Area (p = 0.018); Left Energy (p = 0.015); Right Area (p < 0.001); and Right Energy (p < 0.001)) out of 12, among the three groups.
CONCLUSION:
The Homoeopathic Pathogenetic Trial on Electro Photonic Images concludes that the effect of the placebo and the effect of the Belladonna 200C on the healthy human body is significantly different.
Trial Registration – CTRI/2018/03/012290.
DOI: 10.17632/j897d37pt5.1
title: Impact of Spatial Design on Children’s Perception and Behavior: An Analysis of children's Interaction and Memory in correlation  with Plan Design and Digital Space

description: Abstract:

Nowadays designing open plans, as a legacy of modern architecture, is still common. With the everyday expansion of digital appliances and their importance in daily life, the usage of this facilities can also be observed in spacial designs. But what is crucial today is user-based design. Minding childhoods considerable part in developing one’s personality, it is required to pay special attention to children and their needs as main users of the design. This research addresses the correlation of common features mentioned, in design for child users. After studying the fields of children's psychology and environmental psychology, it was revealed that interaction and memory are important variables in childhood. The correlation of these variables with the type of plan (open or divided) was measured in two stages of experiment with two children in each stage. Using digital features, the correlation of these variables with the design was also tested. In evaluating both experiments, variables such as the level and type of interaction, children’s interaction with the environment and space, and the activity, as well as recollection and recalling the details about the activity, space and level of  pleasance were included as factors. After analyzing the data it was found that there was a positive correlation between the divided plan design and and interaction in children as well as the memory of the activity, which seems to be due to a more appropriate scale and also stimulation of curiosity in children. Positive corrections were also found between the environment with digital facilities, memory of the activity and the children's interactions. However digital devices and facilities are a new phenomenon, and younger generations are accustomed to it in a different manner than the previous. Therefore, the positive correlation may be due to the relationship of  recent generation of children with digital appliances.
Keywords:
Child, Open Plan, Digital Appliances, Interaction, Memory
DOI: 10.17632/tj4zd9thg7.1
title: tot vs sis

description: tot vs sis study dataset
DOI: 10.17632/mxpjjw4t4g.1
title: Hsa-miR-6727-5p contributes to the impact of high density lipoprotein on fibroblast wound healing in vitro

description: Chronic, non-healing wounds are a significant cause of global morbidity and mortality, and strategies to improve delayed wound closure represent an unmet clinical need.  High density lipoproteins (HDL) can enhance wound healing, but exploitation of this finding is challenging due to the complexity and unstability of this heterogeneous lipoprotein class.   The responsiveness of primary human neonatal keratinocytes, and neonatal and human dermal fibroblasts to HDL was confirmed by cholesterol efflux, but promotion of ‘scrape’ wound healing occurred only in primary human neonatal and adult fibroblasts (HDF).  Treatment of human fibroblasts with HDL induced multiple changes in the expression of small non-coding microRNA sequences, determined by microchip array, including hsa-miR-6727-5p. Intriguingly, levels of hsa-miR-6727-5p increased in neonatal human fibroblasts (HDFn), but decreased in adult human fibroblasts (HDFa), after exposure to HDL; delivery of a hsa-6727-5p mimic also elicited repression of different target genes in HDFn (ZNF584) and HDFa (EDEM3, KRAS) while promotion of wound closure was observed in the presence of a hsa-6727-5p mimic in HDFn and by an inhibitor in HDFa.  We conclude that treatment with HDL exerts distinct effects on the expression of hsa-miR-6727-5p in adult and neonatal fibroblasts; this sequence also plays differential roles in wound healing, but cannot replicate the myriad effects of HDL itself in these cell types.
DOI: 10.17632/v4yjj8y22s.1
title: Feedback literacy de alumnos en Educación Superior: revisión sistemática y síntesis temática 

description: Feedback has an enormous potential to improve student learning. However, that remains an unrealized potential due to different factors. Among this factors, the lack of appropriate skills to understand, interpret and apply feedback has been pointed out. That set of skills is known as feedback literacy. Unleashing the full potential of feedback requires the right level of student’s feedback literacy. This is still a challenge for teachers. This research aims to achieve a better understanding of the concept of feedback literacy and gather information about how to enhance students feedback literacy through a systematic review and a thematic synthesis of the qualitative literature. On the one hand, feedback literacy is a situated, multidimensional and emergent set of skills. On the other hand, the most appropriate way to develop feedback literacy is to involve students in participatory asseessments practices and training to participate in feedback processes. Since we are dealing with an emergent research topic, one of the main conclusions point out the need to discover what works, for whom and under what circumstances when it comes to improving students' feedback literacy.

Appendix Tables included.
DOI: 10.17632/pvh6ffm7sf.2
title: The questionnaire survey of traditional architecture preliminary design workflow

description: A comparison of the time consumed by the traditional architecture preliminary design workflow and the BIM-based architecture preliminary design workflow is performed to determine the difference between the two. The time-consumption of the traditional design workflow is evaluated in the form of a questionnaire, based on feedback from industry practitioners and experts.
DOI: 10.17632/ggzdh7dnbf.1
title: Effects of Doxycycline, Esomeprazole, Lidocaine, Rapamycin, Glibenclamide, Ketamine, Tris Buffer and Their Combinations on Anaplastic Thyroid Cancer Cells: A dataset on the anticancer effects of drugs and their combinations

description: The raw data were submitted as supplementary file with the article. The file  has five dataset of absorbance reading of  the wells in 96 plate and cell viablilty rate caculated for each drug or drug combination. These data were analysed and the analysed data were presented in tables and figures.  In figure 1, The inhibition rate of Esomeprazole, Lidocaine, Rapamycin, Glibenclamide and Ketamine was compared to that of their combinations. In figure 2, The inhibition rate of Esomeprazole, Glibenclamide and Doxycycline was compared to that of their combinations.  In figure 3,  The inhibition rate of Doxycycline, Rapamycin, Ketamine and Tris Buffer was compared to that of their combinations. The inhibition rate of each drug and their combination  was presented in table 1. For identifying synergistic drug combinations, Q value was calculated  for each drug combination using Jin's formula and was demonsterated in table 2.
DOI: 10.17632/kbfbrkrmr7.1
title: Empirical Data Sharing: Visualization of Survey Results

description: In the attached file there is the visualization of survey results (Zhornova, O. & Zhornova, O. (2021). Sharing Empirical Data. Mendeley Data, V1. DOI: 10.17632/64dp6kpk7c.1)
It shows answers to the questions of the questionnaire:
1. Rate the importance of sharing empirical data on the characteristics of distance learning. 
2. Do your colleagues or other researchers have empirical data on the characteristics of distance learning?
3. Which of the empirical data you have collected are to be exchanged?
4. What is the most acceptable way of sharing empirical data for you at the moment? 
5. Rate how important it is to:
- share empirical data informally (e.g., at the request of colleagues);
- upload empirical data as an appendix to publications in journals with clear data sharing policies;
- deposit empirical data in thematic, institutional, and multidisciplinary data repositories; 
- post empirical data to corporate (university) sites; 
- publish ED in special data journals.
6. How important is it for a university teacher to be able to: 
- use an open license;
- structure empirical data; 
- use non-proprietary formats;
- use URLs and other codes;
- link data.
DOI: 10.17632/d726nn3y63.1
title: FOLU

description: Crop diversification sustainable agriculture
DOI: 10.17632/kpmftkdsvd.1
title: Dataset of social, personal, and work resources associated with work engagement among knowledge workers in Malaysia during the COVID-19 pandemic

description: This data was obtained from a cross-sectional survey of 259 knowledge workers in Malaysia during the COVID-19 pandemic. A regression analysis was conducted to assess the link between resilience, supervisor support, family and friend support, psychological empowerment, and facilitating conditions with work engagement using the Statistical Package of Social Sciences (SPSS) 26. Specifically, this article provides data about the participants’ demographic characteristics and the descriptive data of participants’ responses. Further, the mean, standard deviation, reliability of the measured constructs and the model summary of regression analysis is provided.  The findings indicated a significant influence of psychological empowerment, resilience, and facilitating conditions on employee engagement. This dataset offers suggestions to the top management in deducing ways to increase employees' work engagement during the COVID-19 pandemic.
DOI: 10.17632/7cjz65mg6g.2
title: Dataset on factors influencing Vietnamese student’s motivation and satisfaction under COVID-19 context

description: This dataset was designed to record university students’ subjective assessment about the quality of education/training programs in Vietnam and their satisfaction regarding COVID-19 based on a 5-point Likert scale measurement. It includes 79 variables divided into 14 groups: the first one is on personal information (without identification); the next 9 are on factors affecting students’ educational motivation and satisfaction including studying quality and subjective norms; the last 4 groups are more detailed assessments of students’ satisfaction under the context of COVID-19 and online learning. All 1680 records of this dataset were collected via an online survey covering all areas in Vietnam. The dataset file has 4 sheets: (1) raw data; (2) details surveyed questions; (3) Cronbach’s alpha test for each group; (4) KMO and Bartlett’s test and variable summary. The Cronbach’s alpha tests help indicate the level of statistical reliability across different variables measuring in each group. KMO test shows the level of sampling adequacy for factor analysis research. This dataset can be used in studies on students’ satisfaction in both traditional learning and online learning under COVID-19. This is also useful for the practice of econometrics with ordinal variables for undergraduate students.
DOI: 10.17632/9bbsd4z4zf.1
title: Pollution transfer risk in cross-border tourism

description: These dataset and code are associated with the article "The disembodied technology spillovers and the pollution transfer risk nexus in cross-border tourism: A newly tourism-induced environmental spatial hyperbolic model".
DOI: 10.17632/b7bx8b52nx.1
title: MMSE and FAB study 2021

description: MMSE and FAB study 2021
DOI: 10.17632/5v2nfxwd6s.1
title: koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp Tan Bilgi Alınız koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş Ver  

description: koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp Tan Bilgi Alınız koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş Ver   koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp Tan Bilgi Alınız koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş Ver   koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp Tan Bilgi Alınız koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş Ver   koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp Tan Bilgi Alınız koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş Ver   koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp Tan Bilgi Alınız koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş Ver
DOI: 10.17632/w9s5jd7fbz.1
title: Single-unit activity in PMd and pre-SMA controlling motor sequences

description: Data for single-unit activity recorded while monkeys were performing multiple motor sequences were found in the three folders. Raster&PSTH.R allows you to draw rasters and peri-event histograms based on .
DOI: 10.17632/j6sbm5jhfc.1
title: koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş 0552 369 35 87 whatsapp Tan Bilgi Alınız koptekcnh İlaç Sipariş Ver

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