cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/xvs55d4rcz.4
title: DTGCN_Dataset

description: The datasets for paper "Deep Transfer Graph Convolutional Network", consist multi-stage malaria recognition, large scale binary malaria recognition, and babesia parasites recognition.
DOI: 10.17632/gpjzxt7f2f.1
title: Race, Ethnicity, and Comorbidities are Critical Factors in the Diagnosis of Telogen Effluvium During the COVID- 19 Pandemic

description: Supplemental Figure 1. Incidence of Cicatricial Alopecia and Telogen Effluvium Incidence by Race. Cicatricial Alopecia (scarring hair loss) was diagnosed by ICD-10-CM:L66.*. Telogen effluvium was diagnosed by ICD-10-CM:L65.0.
DOI: 10.17632/9p3rhntptb.2
title: The Impact Constituency and Urban Political Power in Major U.S. Cities

description: Replication data for The Impact Constituency and Urban Political Power in Major U.S. Cities paper.
DOI: 10.17632/89nxggv9jh.1
title: Effect of different experiences with humans in dogs’ visual communication

description: Dataset from the unsolvable task experiment described in the manuscript "Effect of different experiences with humans in dogs’ visual communication".
DOI: 10.17632/g7xrc2pzbt.1
title: Short communication: Validation of two urine pH measuring techniques in a prepartum negative dietary cation-anion difference diet and the relationship with production performance repository

description: Supplemental files for the short communication: Validation of two urine pH measuring techniques in a prepartum negative dietary cation-anion difference diet and the relationship with production performance submitted to Journal of Dairy Science Communications
DOI: 10.17632/cryymn6pyt.1
title: Determination of Response Uncertainty Factor for Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry with Diode Array Detection (LC-DAD-MS) Using 34 Polymer Extractable Compounds

description: This technical note describes the determination of an uncertainty factor in LC-DAD-MS based on various compounds which are extractables from polymers/medical devices. Standards are injected at known concentrations, responses measured and a database is created which allows estimation of uncertainty based on the standard deviation of the dataset. An uncertainty factor of 2.4 was found for the dataset analyzed (using diode array detection). This uncertainty factor (rounded to 2) can be applied when screening for unknown material extractables compounds in order to estimate semi-quantitative amounts that are present without the analysis of an authentic reference standard for each species.
DOI: 10.17632/mvwkzg5hmz.1
title: Generational Cohort Dataset

description: Dataset in SPSS format on Perceived CSR motive, Attitudes, Moral Emotions Purchase intentions for cause-related marketing and Discount promotion across for generational cohorts in a UK sample.
DOI: 10.17632/jm2vxhfgkr.1
title: Posttransplant Merkel Cell Carcinoma_Suppl Material

description: Supplementary material for manuscript: "Clinicopathological Features, MCPyV Status and Outcomes of Posttransplant Merkel Cell Carcinoma: A Retrospective, Multicenter Cohort Study"
DOI: 10.17632/z7g2vkdfvm.2
title: A multiagent framework to model the interactions of local energy communities and power systems

description: This dataset is required to reproduce the model presented in the paper entitled "A multiagent framework to model the interactions of local energy communities and power systems" submitted to the 4th International Conference on Smart Energy Systems and Technologies (SEST), 6-8 September 2021, Vaasa, Finland.
DOI: 10.17632/yjzs2kdwwy.2
title: Zea mays_physiological data

description: Physiological data of Zea mays plants grown under different nutritional treatments.
DOI: 10.17632/69jf5ncdmw.1
title: Dataset of exponential growth rate corresponding non-spherical modes from mode number 2 up to 6 obtained by means of the numerical investigation of the shape stability of an acoustic cavitation bubble excited by dual-frequency

description: In this dataset, the exponential growth rate values corresponding to spherical shape modes from mode number 2 up to 6 are recorded by investigating an oscillating gas bubble excited by dual frequency. The employed parameters are the pressure amplitudes and frequencies corresponding to the first and second harmonic components, respectively, the phase shift between the harmonic components and the equilibrium bubble radius.
DOI: 10.17632/y7rzrbt6y5.1
title: 16s rRna data of Bacterial community during the secondary composting of Black soldier fly larvae bio-convertion residue
DOI: 10.17632/5khrrds6yg.1
title: Spatial metrics in the analysis of the dynamics of urban landscape patterns and its implications for spatial planning in an emerging metropolis of Mangaluru, India

description: This dataset contains spatial indicators calculated for Mangaluru built-up area from the Fragstats program in excel sheets and class descriptive files used as input for calculating spatial metrics. The spatial metrics were calculated for 8 directions from the central business district of the study area for the year 1972, 1990, 2000 and 2018. The research intends to comprehend the spatial configurations of the built-up patches in the study area using spatial metrics. The excel tables provide the unstructured output data from the Fragstats program. These tables can be used to get insights into the data out from the program and the class descriptor files can be used as a reference to understand and prepare land use and land cover class descriptors of the respective study area.
DOI: 10.17632/zvnybhpsry.2
title: The dataset of the study on sense of agency in deceleration assistance

description: This the raw data of our paper entitled "Deceleration Assistance Mitigated the Trade-off Between Sense of Agency and Driving Performance" which is published in Frontiers in Psychology.
DOI: 10.17632/t8sdy2v2wn.2
title: Dataset for "Evolution of Water Transmissivity for Low Permeable Fault Induced by Frictional Sliding at Slow to Fast Slip Velocity with Large Shear Displacement"

description: Description of the dataset for “Evolution of Water Permeability for Low Permeable Fault Induced by Frictional Sliding at Slow to Fast Slip Velocity with Large Shear Displacement” This dataset provides the data that is related to the paper of “Description of the dataset for “Evolution of Water Permeability for Low Permeable Fault Induced by Frictional Sliding at Slow to Fast Slip Velocity with Large Shear Displacement” submitted to academic paper. The dataset contains PHV-525-all PHV-526-all PHV-525-all-T PHV-526-all-T Data from confocal laser scanning microscope CCT474_flow PHV568-original mechanical data-csv PHV568 for Fig11_dry friction The files of PHV-525-all and PHV-526-all are all the data (mechanical data, velocity, flow rate, temperature) recorded during the friction experiments performed by the rotary shear apparatus in Kochi Core Center, JAMSTEC. The system is briefly introduced by Tanikawa et al (2011, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsg.2011.08.013). The files of PHV-525-all-T and PHV-526-all-T are modification data of effective normal stress in PHV-525-all and PHV-526-all, respectively. These four data is stored in ks2 format. To open ks2 file that were retrieved by an universal recorder EDX100 (https://www.kyowa-ei.com/eng/product/category/acquisition/edx-100a/index.html), you need data analysis software DAS200 (https://www.kyowa-ei.com/eng/support/download/software_program/license/das-200a_soft_01.36_01_eng.html). “Data from confocal laser scanning microscope” file is the data retrieved by a confocal laser scanning microscope (OPTELICS®HYBRID, Lasertec Corporation) to obtain surface roughness parameters before and after the friction tests. A sheet of "CCT474_flow" is the summarized permeability data of Belfast dolerite.
DOI: 10.17632/yy5j55j43z.1
title: Supplementary Tables

description: Supplementary tables for revisions
DOI: 10.17632/58h6d5xxy2.1
title: Mexican ceramic - Analytical report

description: The published data presents the results of a ceramic sample analysis by means of Scanning Electron Microscopy with Energy Dispersive Spectrometry (SEM-EDS) and thin section petrography for the purpose of identification and characterisation of the archaeological ceramic material. This includes the results of the Certified reference material and sample analysis, backscatter images, the description of inclusions under the optical microscope and photomicrographs. The data is the appendix of an analytical report completed for an MSc in Archaeological Science.
DOI: 10.17632/2w9kjrb682.1
title: MIMBLE 1

description: Outcomes in African children hospitalised with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) remain poor, and gastrointestinal function may be altered. A 3-arm pilot trial in 58 Ugandan children hospitalised with SAM compared feeds enriched with cowpea (CpF, n=20) or inulin (InF, n=20), and conventional feeds (ConF, n=18) investigating their safety, effectiveness and effects on gut function to 28 days. No differences were observed in proportion achieving weight gain &gt;5g/kg/day (87%, 92%, 86%, p&gt;0.05), 28-day mortality (16%, 30%, 17% p&gt;0.05), or proportion achieving oedema resolution (83%, 54%, 91% p&gt;0.05) between CpF, InF and ConF. Baseline measurements of gut permeability (lactulose:mannitol ratio mean 1.19 ± SD 2.00), inflammation (faecal calprotectin median 539.0ug/g stool IQR 904.8) and satiety (plasma polypeptide YY median 62.6pmol/l IQR 110.3) confirmed gastrointestinal dysfunction. Decrease in faecal bacterial richness from day 1 (ACE = 53.2) to day 7 (ACE = 40.8) was observed only in ConF (p=0.025). Bifidobacterium increased from day 7 (5.8% ± 8.6) to day 28 (10.9% ± 8.7) in CpF but not significantly (p=0.78). Data included in this upload: - Metadata - Faecal short chain fatty acid concentration (GC-MS) - Urine and plasma NMR chemical shift - Plasma PYY and GLP-1 - Faecal 16S rRNA sequencing OTU/Taxonomy
DOI: 10.17632/t36mg9jmys.1
title: TayZY_Wave_runup_Channel_floating_Platform

description: Data for graph in paper entitled "Enchancing Energy Generation from Wave Energy Converter Arrays by Wave Runup in a Channel"
DOI: 10.17632/rhfmkp4949.1
title: Data for "Non-Parametric Analysis of Inter-Individual Relations Using an Attention-Based Neural Network"

description: Data used in our manuscript to appear in Methods in Ecology and Evolution, entitled "Non-Parametric Analysis of Inter-Individual Relations Using an Attention-Based Neural Network". A preprint is available in bioRxiv DOI:10.1101/2020.03.25.994764. The data consists of three-dimensional location of five Japanese macaques in captivity at the Primate Research Institute of Kyoto University. The raw data were collected via two Bluetooth® Low Energy beacons attached to a collar on each individual. The published data were aligned across individual by taking the axis-wise median over every 3 sec.
DOI: 10.17632/9xwh2hg89x.3
title: Data of beach dynamic, time of residence for beach wrack amount estimations on the model site in the Kaliningrad Oblast coast

description: Kaliningrad Oblast, the westernmost region of Russia, suffers from coastal erosion and abrasion associated with storm activity. Also, recently the issue of seaweed dumping (or beach wrack) ashore has been actively discussed in the region. Beach wracks, on the one hand, negatively affect the tourist attractiveness of beaches, and on the other hand, can serve as a resource for their economic use. To monitor the dynamics of the beach and the release of algae on the coast, the webcam, temporarily installed in Kaliningrad Oblast coast, is programmed to automatically receive regular photographs of a part of the beach, which is formed to the west and east of the groin, leaving the sea from the coast. Daily data on the presence of the beach and beach wrack have been collected in the whole table. In addition, the areas occupied by beach wrack were calculated. Data collection period 01.11.2019-31.10.2020 The data is collected in a tabular table, it contains several sheets. Sheet 1 (named "Beach-Wrack_data") shows the presence or absence of beach and beach wrack; it has 5 columns: Date (shooting date, format YYYY-MM-DD), BeachW (beach present / absent west of groin), BeachE (beach present / absent east of groin), WrackW (beach wrack present / absent west of groin), WrackE (beach wrack present / absent east of groin). The absence of the beach / beach wrack is designated as "0". The presence of the beach / beach wrack is designated as "1", but if beach wrack is "many" (more the 25% of study area), then it is indicated as "2". Sheet 2 (named "Wrack_areas") shows the area occupied by beach wrack within the boundaries of the study area; it has 5 columns: Date (shooting date, format YYYY-MM-DD), WrackWest separated to 2 columns "area" and "%" (area (m2) and percentage of beach wrack west of groin), WrackEast separated to 2 columns area and % (area (m2) and percentage of beach wrack east of groin). Sheet 3 (named "Legend") shows legend described above.
DOI: 10.15468/9dvb99
title: A review of the genus Hexachaetoniella Paschoal in Australia (Acarina: Cryptostigmata: Pedrocortesellidae)

description: This dataset contains the digitized treatments in Plazi based on the original journal article Hunt, Glenn S. (1996): A review of the genus Hexachaetoniella Paschoal in Australia (Acarina: Cryptostigmata: Pedrocortesellidae). Records of the Australian Museum 48 (3): 223-286, DOI: 10.3853/j.0067-1975.48.1996.431, URL: https://journals.australian.museum/hunt-1996-rec-aust-mus-483-287302/
DOI: 10.17632/bzjk2rsb6n.1
title: ERICMarch31

description: co-production SLR
DOI: 10.17632/9t3rzckcnj.2
title: Impact Performance of 3D Printed Spatially Varying Elastomeric Lattices

description: Data shows impact performance of spatially graded lattices. Raw data includes video footage, load cell readings, and Instron compression data. Processed data contains files of calculations, figures, graphs, and assembled sets of data.
DOI: 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc2683l6
title: CCDC 2033587: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination

description: Related Article: Shi-Xiong Li, Jia-Wei Qiang, Bei-Ling Liao|2021|Inorg.Chim.Acta|521|120356|doi:10.1016/j.ica.2021.120356
DOI: 10.17632/8jct4nknx9.1
title: Awe experiences associated with feelings of self-smallness lead to feeling more threatened

description: Experiences of awe can be perceived at times as threatening, while at other times awe can be experienced as less-threatening, even pleasant. This contrasting relationship may be partly explained by the effect that awe experiences have on feelings of self-expansion (i.e., feeling smaller or larger). In the present study, we hypothesized that awe is more threatening when feelings of self-diminishment (i.e., feel smaller) emerge and less threatening when feelings of self-expansion (i.e., feeling larger) emerge. Participants (N = 220) wrote about experiences of awe or happiness (i.e., control). Feelings of self-expansion (i.e., smaller or larger) and threat were assessed. Consistent with the hypothesis, the degree to which an awe experience (vs. control) led to greater feelings of threat was moderated by participant’s feelings of self-expansion. When participants in the awe condition felt smaller (i.e., decreased self-expansion), they experienced greater threat, and conversely, when participants felt larger (i.e., increased self-expansion), they experienced less threat. The findings provide initial evidence demonstrating a potentially important relationship between awe and self-expansion (i.e., feeling smaller or larger) that may influence the degree to which people experience feelings of threat following an awe experience; our findings conceptually expand and contribute to the literature examining the effect of awe experiences.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14134881
title: Spatial and temporal dynamics of exuberant colour polymorphism in the southern cricket frog

description: Intraspecific variation in colour pattern is widespread across multitudinous amphibian species. In some species, many distinct colour patterns are maintained within populations, a phenomenon referred to as exuberant colour polymorphism. The underlying causes of exuberant colour pattern polymorphism are poorly understood but are likely explained by selection, rather than neutral processes like genetic drift. Nevertheless, empirical data are needed to understand the selective drivers of this phenomenon, but such data are currently lacking for most polymorphic species. We studied frequency, spatial, and linkage dynamics of colour pattern across nine populations of the southern cricket frog (<i>Acris gryllus</i>) from southeastern Georgia, USA. Using 233 individuals, we combined direct field observations with examination of natural history specimens to look at colour pattern characteristics as they relate to space, time, and sex over a 30-year time frame. We found evidence of spatial and temporal variation in colour pattern across populations. We also discovered associations among colour pattern traits and between two colour pattern traits and sex. Our results suggest that the exuberant colour polymorphism of <i>A. gryllus</i> may involve correlations between traits and be caused by spatial and/or temporal variation in selection. However, similar studies in other species are necessary to allow us to discriminate among different drivers of colour pattern in exuberantly polymorphic frogs. Collectively, such systems offer important opportunities for understanding the evolution of colour and phenotypic diversity.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14134881.v1
title: Spatial and temporal dynamics of exuberant colour polymorphism in the southern cricket frog

description: Intraspecific variation in colour pattern is widespread across multitudinous amphibian species. In some species, many distinct colour patterns are maintained within populations, a phenomenon referred to as exuberant colour polymorphism. The underlying causes of exuberant colour pattern polymorphism are poorly understood but are likely explained by selection, rather than neutral processes like genetic drift. Nevertheless, empirical data are needed to understand the selective drivers of this phenomenon, but such data are currently lacking for most polymorphic species. We studied frequency, spatial, and linkage dynamics of colour pattern across nine populations of the southern cricket frog (<i>Acris gryllus</i>) from southeastern Georgia, USA. Using 233 individuals, we combined direct field observations with examination of natural history specimens to look at colour pattern characteristics as they relate to space, time, and sex over a 30-year time frame. We found evidence of spatial and temporal variation in colour pattern across populations. We also discovered associations among colour pattern traits and between two colour pattern traits and sex. Our results suggest that the exuberant colour polymorphism of <i>A. gryllus</i> may involve correlations between traits and be caused by spatial and/or temporal variation in selection. However, similar studies in other species are necessary to allow us to discriminate among different drivers of colour pattern in exuberantly polymorphic frogs. Collectively, such systems offer important opportunities for understanding the evolution of colour and phenotypic diversity.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14357326
title: Familial genetic and environmental risk profile and high blood pressure event: a prospective cohort of cardio-metabolic and genetic study

description: High blood pressure is the heritable risk factor for cardiovascular diseases. We investigated whether the presence of familial genetic and environmental risk factors are associated with increased risk of high blood pressure. A total of 4,559 individuals from 401 families were included in this study. Familial aggregation analysis was carried out on systolic blood pressure (SBP), diastolic blood pressure (DBP), body mass index (BMI) and waist circumference (WC), and heritability was estimated for SBP and DBP. The association between familial risk factors and blood pressure traits including, incidence of hypertension, SBP and DBP was estimated separately using regression-based two-level Haseman-Elston (HE) method, with individual and familial BMI and WC as environmental exposures and familial genetic profile of known variants as genetic risk factors in 210 index families (≥2 hypertensive cases). Models were adjusted for the two nested sets of covariates. During a follow-up of 15 years, the SBP, DBP, BMI and WC were highly correlated in inter class of mother-offspring and intraclass of sister-sister with heritability of 30 and 25% for DBP and SBP, respectively. Among index families, those whose members with higher familial BMI or WC had significantly increased risk of hypertension and consistent, strong signals of rs2493134 (<i>AGT</i>) linked with SBP and DBP, rs976683 (<i>NLGN1</i>) linked with SBP and HTN, and epistasis of rs2021783 (<i>TNXB</i>) and known genetic variants linked with all blood pressure traits. Findings from this study show that familial genetic and environmental risk profile increase risk for high blood pressure beyond the effect of the individuals’ own risk factors.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14357326.v1
title: Familial genetic and environmental risk profile and high blood pressure event: a prospective cohort of cardio-metabolic and genetic study

description: High blood pressure is the heritable risk factor for cardiovascular diseases. We investigated whether the presence of familial genetic and environmental risk factors are associated with increased risk of high blood pressure. A total of 4,559 individuals from 401 families were included in this study. Familial aggregation analysis was carried out on systolic blood pressure (SBP), diastolic blood pressure (DBP), body mass index (BMI) and waist circumference (WC), and heritability was estimated for SBP and DBP. The association between familial risk factors and blood pressure traits including, incidence of hypertension, SBP and DBP was estimated separately using regression-based two-level Haseman-Elston (HE) method, with individual and familial BMI and WC as environmental exposures and familial genetic profile of known variants as genetic risk factors in 210 index families (≥2 hypertensive cases). Models were adjusted for the two nested sets of covariates. During a follow-up of 15 years, the SBP, DBP, BMI and WC were highly correlated in inter class of mother-offspring and intraclass of sister-sister with heritability of 30 and 25% for DBP and SBP, respectively. Among index families, those whose members with higher familial BMI or WC had significantly increased risk of hypertension and consistent, strong signals of rs2493134 (<i>AGT</i>) linked with SBP and DBP, rs976683 (<i>NLGN1</i>) linked with SBP and HTN, and epistasis of rs2021783 (<i>TNXB</i>) and known genetic variants linked with all blood pressure traits. Findings from this study show that familial genetic and environmental risk profile increase risk for high blood pressure beyond the effect of the individuals’ own risk factors.