cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21091521.v1
title: Rapid and Reliable Data Treatment for the Control of Food Chemical Contaminants by LC-HRMS

description: Liquid chromatography-high resolution mass spectrometry (LC-HRMS) is considered an unavoidable extension of low-resolution LC-MS/MS that stretches the capabilities of multi-residue analysis of chemical contaminants in food. However, LC-HRMS acquisitions generate a massive amount of information available for data processing with supplier software that still miss critical calculation features and adapted reporting tools. Consequently, routine laboratories are still reluctant to switch from LC-MS/MS to LC-HRMS, the latter is still perceived as a cumbersome and demanding technology. In that context, we propose a four-step LC-HRMS workflow to speed-up data processing in situations of multi-residue multi-matrix analysis with the goal to maximize the time spent on data interpretation rather than on data formatting. The first three steps of the workflow imply specific settings on the Orbitrap HRMS associated software (TraceFinder<sup>TM</sup>) while the fourth step is the novelty <i>i.e.</i> a newly coded R-script capable to translate a raw export file into a comprehensive .xlsx report file in a few seconds. As recommended by various international guidelines and in some official methods, standard addition-based applications are fully embedded in this reporting tool whilst still being the main bottleneck of supplier’s software. The reporting tool also allows appropriate data formatting, filtering, and color-coding options to provide a clear picture of compounds being detected or not, and those requiring specific attention due to unmet quality control criteria as required by European legislation (European Commission SANTE 11312/2021). It is hoped that additional functionalities compatible with R scripts will be soon fully embedded in the supplier’s software for easier data interpretation and reporting.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21179829
title: Mechanical recyclability of biodegradable polymers used for food packaging: case study of polyhydroxybutyrate-co-valerate (PHBV) plastic

description: For the purpose of mechanical recycling for food contact applications, decontamination of polyhydroxybutyrate-co-valerate (PHBV) plastic was performed under different temperatures and time conditions. As expected, increasing the decontamination temperature and duration increased the decontamination efficiency, but also the degradation of the polymer. The combination 160 °C/6 h was selected as the optimal conditions that maximize contaminants removal while minimizing polymer degradation. Then the safety of the recycled PHBV under these conditions was assessed, in accordance with EFSA regulation based on bottle-to-bottle PET recycling. Decontamination of low molecular weight molecules such as toluene, chlorobenzene, and methyl salicylate was nearly complete with residual concentrations below the modeled concentrations allowed in the polymer when the adult scenario is considered. However, the higher molecular weight and lower volatility molecules exhibited acceptable decontamination efficiencies, but their residual concentrations in the polymer exceeded the maximum concentrations of no concern. The presence of these molecules allows the use of nearly 21% recycled PHBV in the new materials to meet safety criteria. It is important to keep in mind that this work, never done before, is a preliminary work on mechanical recycling of PHBV, mainly based on extrapolation of PET conditions and regulations. Much more research needs to be done to improve the decontamination process, the barrier properties of PHBV or to think about a short recycling line for PHBV.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21179829.v1
title: Mechanical recyclability of biodegradable polymers used for food packaging: case study of polyhydroxybutyrate-co-valerate (PHBV) plastic

description: For the purpose of mechanical recycling for food contact applications, decontamination of polyhydroxybutyrate-co-valerate (PHBV) plastic was performed under different temperatures and time conditions. As expected, increasing the decontamination temperature and duration increased the decontamination efficiency, but also the degradation of the polymer. The combination 160 °C/6 h was selected as the optimal conditions that maximize contaminants removal while minimizing polymer degradation. Then the safety of the recycled PHBV under these conditions was assessed, in accordance with EFSA regulation based on bottle-to-bottle PET recycling. Decontamination of low molecular weight molecules such as toluene, chlorobenzene, and methyl salicylate was nearly complete with residual concentrations below the modeled concentrations allowed in the polymer when the adult scenario is considered. However, the higher molecular weight and lower volatility molecules exhibited acceptable decontamination efficiencies, but their residual concentrations in the polymer exceeded the maximum concentrations of no concern. The presence of these molecules allows the use of nearly 21% recycled PHBV in the new materials to meet safety criteria. It is important to keep in mind that this work, never done before, is a preliminary work on mechanical recycling of PHBV, mainly based on extrapolation of PET conditions and regulations. Much more research needs to be done to improve the decontamination process, the barrier properties of PHBV or to think about a short recycling line for PHBV.
DOI: 10.48366/r235512
title: Databases used for still image-based action recognition

description: There are many public datasets available to validate different methods for action recognition in still images. The widely used datasets are presented in this comparison.
DOI: 10.5519/qd.t0tg11up
title: Query on the Natural History Museum Data Portal (data.nhm.ac.uk) (1 records)
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xb6-mfb2
title: Arbeidsvraagpanel 1989 t/m 2016

description: Het Arbeidsvraagpanel is een vragenlijstonderzoek onder vestigingen van werkgevers in Nederland. Het bestaat sinds 1989. Sindsdien worden iedere twee jaar opnieuw werkgevers geënquêteerd. Het aantal waarnemingen ligt rond de 3000. Er zijn inmiddels 14 metingen voor onderzoekers beschikbaar.Het Arbeidsvraagpanel is bedoeld om meer inzicht te krijgen in de vraag naar arbeid en het personeelsbeleid van werkgevers. De kracht van het Arbeidsvraagpanel ligt vooral in de combinatie van onderwerpen die het panel bestrijkt. Het Arbeidsvraagpanel is destijds opgezet door de OSA (Organisatie voor Strategisch Arbeidsmarktonderzoek). Sinds augustus 2010 is het panel ondergebracht bij het Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau (SCP).De data uit het Arbeidsvraagpanel 1989 t/m 2016 zijn verdeeld over drie datasets:1) Arbeidsvraagpanel 1989 t/m 2016: bevat het standaard datapakket2) Arbeidsvraagpanel 1989 t/m 2016 - Aanvulling Pakket I: bevat de volgende variabelen: aantallen werknemers (bijvoorbeeld aantal werknemers naar leeftijdsklasse); overige aantallen (bijvoorbeeld aantal uren betaald overwerk); volledige SBI- sectorcode; omschrijving CAO; COROP-code, tekstvariabelen (zgn. strings).3) Arbeidsvraagpanel 1989 t/m 2016 - Aanvulling Pakket II: bevat de financiële gegevens (bijvoorbeeld omzet of budget, balanstotaal, resultaat voor belastingen) en loongegevens (zoals totaal brutoloon sv, aantal loondagen).Voor gebruik van de databestanden van Pakket I en II dient de Geheimhoudingsverklaring te worden ingevuld en opgestuurd naar het SCP.Het SCP is mei 2014 via LinkedIn een discussiegroep gestart waar gebruikers van de arbeidsmarktpanels ervaringen kunnen uitwisselen.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zf3-n4da
title: Arab-West Report Papers 2007 - 2016

description: The dataset contains papers written between 2007 and 2016 by researchers and interns at the Center for Arab-West Understanding ( CAWU) in Cairo or by researchers and academics connected to CAWU. The papers aim at obtaining a better understanding of the role of religion in society, including:- Relations between Muslims and Christians in Egypt;- Problems around church building, the highly controversial topic of (alleged) kidnappings of Christian youth, claims of forced conversions, reports on sectarian incidents in Egypt and media critique to uncover biased reporting within Egypt as well as the stereotypical tone in Western media;- The role of Christian and Muslim institutions in society and the political sphere;- Activities of human rights organizations;- Islam and politics.All papers are:- Descriptive and take different points of views serious as part of the description of events unfolding in society;- Contributing to a better understanding of people between different cultures and beliefs.Methodology:Papers always include Egyptian source material. Authors were recommended to make use of the AWR database, conduct interviews in Egypt and where encouraged to contrast results with western news coverage.Papers discuss one subject at length and were reviewed by Egyptian and/or Western academics, within the bounds of organizational possibility and edited by Cornelis Hulsman or others to guarantee academic standards. This has resulted in a number of unique studies about subjects that are rarely covered in depth elsewhere. These papers are completed texts but besides, additional texts from reviewers often include interesting suggestions for further research.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-256-ewuq
title: Verkiezingsprogramma's Tweede Kamer 1977-1998 bijeengebracht door Isaac Lipschits, en verkiezingsprogramma's 2006, 2010 en 2012

description: Door ' Political Mashup' gedigitaliseerde versie van de teksten van de verkiezingsprogramma’s voor de Tweede Kamer verkiezingen in de jaren 1977-1998, zoals bijeengebracht en ontsloten door politicoloog en historicus Isaac Lipschits (1930-2008). Het XML en HTML bestandsformaat maakt het mogelijk snel de standpunten van de politieke partijen terug te vinden en te vergelijken.De dataset bevat ook de verkiezingprogramma’s van 2006, 2010 en 2012, die op dezelfde wijze geanalyseerd kunnen worden.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xda-bn9c
title: Longitudinal data (2010-2012) on the effectiveness of mathematics mini-games in Dutch primary schools, collected in the BRXXX project

description: This dataset consisting of longitudinal data gathered in the BRXXX project, which aimed at investigating the effectiveness of online mathematics mini-games in enhancing primary school students’ multiplicative reasoning ability. The dataset includes data of 719 students from 35 primary schools in the Netherlands, who were followed from end Grade 1 (Dutch “groep 3”) to end Grade 3 (Dutch “groep 5”. Participating schools were randomly divided over three experimental conditions (playing at school, at home, or at home with debriefing at school) and a control group. Tests of multiplicative ability were administered at the end of Grade 1 (pretest) and the end of Grade 2 and Grade 3 (posttests), measuring students’ knowledge of multiplication number facts, their skills in calculating multiplicative problems, and their insight in multiplicative number relations. In addition to the scores on these tests, the dataset includes measures of gameplay behavior, i.e. the time and effort students put in the games, and some student background variables.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xum-7b2r
title: Arbeidsaanbodpanel 1985 t/m 2014

description: Het Arbeidsaanbodpanel is een langlopend onderzoek onder de Nederlandse bevolking over hun arbeidssituatie. Het is opgezet om diverse aspecten van de arbeidssituatie van werkenden en niet-werkenden in kaart te brengen. Belangrijke thema’s daarbij zijn arbeidsmobiliteit, scholing, zoekgedrag naar een (andere) baan, arbeidsduur, meningen over arbeid en huidige baan. De doelpopulatie is de Nederlandse bevolking van 16 t/m 66 jaar. De nadruk daarbij ligt op het (potentiële) arbeidsaanbod in Nederland. Omdat de grens tussen school en arbeidsmarkt steeds minder scherp wordt, zijn sinds 2004 scholieren ook in de steekproef opgenomen en zijn 65- en 66-jarigen ondervraagd om de overgang naar pensionering beter in beeld te kunnen brengen.De steekproef is opgezet als een huishoudenssteekproef: personen worden op huishoudniveau benaderd. Op deze manier kunnen personen geanalyseerd worden in de context van hun huishouden. Het is een panelonderzoek, waarbij respondenten zo lang mogelijk worden gevolgd.Het panel bestaat sinds 1985. Vanaf de tweede meting in 1986 worden iedere twee jaar opnieuw personen geënquêteerd. Het aantal waarnemingen ligt rond de 4800. Er zijn inmiddels 16 metingen voor onderzoekers beschikbaar.Het panel is opgezet door de OSA (Organisatie voor Strategisch Arbeidsmarktonderzoek). Sinds augustus 2010 wordt het beheerd door het SCP.Het Arbeidsaanbodpanel bevat een standaard datapakket en een aanvullend pakket. Het standaard datapakket 'Arbeidsaanbodpanel 1985 t/m 2014' is na registratie ( 'open access for registered users') vrij beschikbaar. Het aanvullende pakket heeft 'restricted access'.Toestemming tot gebruik van de aanvullende databestanden wordt verleend als aan de voorwaarden zoals vermeld in de 'Geheimhoudingsverklaring' is voldaan. Deze verklaring is te vinden onder tabblad 'Data files'.De aanvullende data worden pas verstrekt als:(1) de 'Geheimhoudingsverklaring' volledig is ingevuld, ondertekend en verzonden naar het in het formulier vermelde e-mail of postadres;(2) via het tabblad 'Data files' een 'Permission Request' is ingediend.U ontvangt dan binnen enkele werkdagen nader bericht over toegang tot de data.Het SCP is mei 2014 via LinkedIn een discussiegroep gestart waar gebruikers van de arbeidsmarktpanels ervaringen kunnen uitwisselen.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xbj-pdq4
title: Sociale impact van fysieke afstand op kwetsbare populaties tijdens COVID-19 (2020): interviews met dak- en thuislozen, belangenorganisaties en professionals

description: Deze dataset is gecollecteerd in het kader van het ZonMw gefinancierde project “Sociale impact van fysieke afstand op kwetsbare populaties tijdens COVID-19” in 2020 (projectnummer 10150062010007). In dit project onderzochten we de effecten van sociale isolatie op kwetsbare groepen in Nederland ten tijde van ‘de lockdown’ periode (van 15 maart 2020 tot 23 mei 2020) en de periode van ‘de versoepeling’ van de maatregelen tot het einde van het onderzoek (de periode na 23 mei 2020-1 juli 2020). Voor meer informatie zie ook www.coronatijden.nl.Het doel van deze dataset is om te beschrijven op welke manier de coronamaatregelen van invloed zijn op de opvang en begeleiding van mensen die dakloos zijn en wat dat betekent voor hun dagelijks leven. Ook geven we aan welke bedreigingen en kansen er zijn en doen we suggesties voor vertaling naar beleidsmaatregelen. Voor dit onderzoek hebben we in zes gemeenten gesproken met cliënten van de opvang, opvangprofessionals en belangenbehartigers/ straatadvocaten. De data is gecollecteerd door onderzoekers van het Trimbos Instituut. Met hulp van de opvangprofessionals en de belangenbehartigersorganisaties zijn cliënten van de maatschappelijke opvang geworven. Van de 15 cliënten waren er drie vrouw, de leeftijd varieerde van 23 tot 62 jaar. De duur van de periode waarin ze gebruik maakten van de maatschappelijke opvang en/of dakloos waren loopt uiteen van 5 dagen tot 18 maanden. Twee cliënten hebben gedurende zes weken een dagboek bijgehouden. Ook opvangprofessionals en belangenbehartigers zijn geïnterviewd tussen 24 april en 10 juni. Enkele professionals hebben per mail een update gegeven over de situatie in hun voorziening.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xdr-2faq
title: Testing a fit-for-purpose (FFP) model for strengthening customary land rights and tenure to improve household food security in Northwest Ghana

description: Demonstrating in a mock session how this FFP model can be executed successfully
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z2g-uxah
title: Specifying the Context of Use and Analyzing the User Requirements

description: Chapter 4 of this research includes both online survey, paper surveies and interview to collect the user requirements for a smartphone application.They are: 1) an online survey of geography fieldworkteachers about the current situation of using assistance tools; 2) a field experiment inwhich the use of paper maps and a mobile tool were compared during a geographyfieldwork trip; 3) an ethnographic study through questionnaires, interviews andobservations in a real human geography fieldwork of Beijing Normal University (BNU);4) post-fieldwork surveys among undergraduates from BNU (another human geographyfieldwork) and Ghent University (a human geography fieldwork).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xgy-wzvt
title: Mouse-tracking Individual and Joint Simon Task data

description: This dataset contains behavioural data of recorded movement trajectories in three related psychological tasks: an individual Simon task, an individual GoNo-Go Simon task and a Joint Simon task. These are stimulus-response compatibility tasks typically done using button pressing. The dataset is a result of research that employed mouse-tracking methodology, in which participants execute responses by moving a standard computer mouse and clicking on a corner area of a computer screen. The data include variables that characterise each experimental trial as well as recorded x and y coordinates and their associated timestamps.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-znk-8dm4
title: Uruk Proto-cuneiform

description: This repo contains images and transliterations of Uruk IV-III tablets (4000-3100 BC).The data is obtained from CDLI, the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative.
DOI: 10.48329/y7q8-gr42
title: CPRD GOLD Sample Dataset April 2023

description: The CPRD GOLD sample dataset is a medium-fidelity synthetic dataset that resembles the real world CPRD GOLD with respect to the data types, data values, data formats, data structure and table relationships. This synthetic dataset can be used for multiple purposes including: 
1.	as a sample dataset to understand the structure and utility of the anonymised CPRD GOLD database
2.	to use as a data management teaching/training resource 
3.	to develop/validate/test analytics tools for use with CPRD GOLD data
4.	to improve bespoke CPRD GOLD application interfaces/algorithms, e.g. a bespoke cohort selection tool, or 
5.	to develop machine learning workflows that can be applied to anonymised CPRD GOLD data. 

Further information and access details are available at: https://www.cprd.com/content/synthetic-data
DOI: 10.17026/dans-25n-7unp
title: Arab-West Report 2012, Weeks 01-31: Social and Political Issues in Post-Revolutionary Egypt

description: This dataset contains 73 Arab-West Report special reports that were published in 2012. These reports are mostly commentary on the political and social developments following the January 25th revolution in Egypt.The reports consist of editorials, analyses, media critiques and Interviews conducted by Arab-West Report with religious clerics and political figures.Thematically, the reports revolve around:• The post-revolutionary parliament which was predominantly controlled by Islamists.• The dissolution of the parliament by the Supreme Constitutional Court and its later reinstatement by the former President Mursī.• The reports also discuss the controversies surrounding the 2012 Presidential elections between Aḥmed Shafīq (A former Prime Minister in Mubarak`s last formed government) and Muhammad Mursī, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood group.• The concerns of Copts who feared the rising influence of Islamist political powers and the infamous Maspero incident. The reports also highlighted the death of the prominent Coptic Pope Shenouda and the subsequent election of the successive Coptic Pope.• The disputed statistics and claims about the alleged influx of Coptic Christian Immigration to the West in the post-revolutionary period, as a result of their concerns over the possibility of an Islamist rule.• The debates that followed the predominant monopoly of Islamists over the Constitutional Assembly that was in charge of drafting Egypt’s first constitution since 1971, which brought to the table the concerns of liberal, Azhar and Church leaders and possibly the Supreme Council of the Armed forces, all of whom saw a great need to be represented in the composition of an assembly.• Articles shedding light on the controversial Article 2 of the Egyptian constitution which states that Islamic the Principles of Islamic Shar’ia law is the principal source of legislation in the Egyptian Republic.• A few documents addressing the Coptic youth protests’ movements that followed a number of sectarian incidents.• Interviews conducted by AWR with Presidential hopefuls such as Dr. ʿAbd al-Munʿim Abū al-Futūḥ.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xzs-pxj7
title: Availability of Synchronous Information in an Additional Sensory Modality Does Not Enhance the Full Body Illusion

description: The Full Body Illusion (FBI) is an illusion in which participants experience a change in self-location to a body that is perceived from a third person perspective. The FBI is usually induced through experimenter generated stroking but can also be induced through self-generated stroking. In four experiments (three preregistered) we compared a self-generated stroking induction condition to a self-generated movement condition, where the only difference between conditions was the presence or absence of touch. We investigated whether the illusion reflects an all-or-nothing phenomenon or whether the illusion is influenced by the availability of synchronous information in an additional sensory modality. As a prerequisite, we investigated whether the FBI can also be induced using just self-generated movement in the absence of synchronous touch. Illusion strength was measured through illusion statements. Participants reported an equally strong illusion for both induction methods in Experiments 1,2 and 3. In the third experiment we additionally measured the time of illusion onset. Like the illusion strength measures, the illusion onset times did not differ between the two induction methods. In the fourth experiment participants only completed the self-generated movement condition. Again, they reported the FBI, demonstrating that the findings of Experiments 1, 2 and 3 were not dependent on the presence of a condition that used synchronous touch. Together, these findings confirm the hypothesis that the FBI is an all-or-nothing phenomenon and that adding additional multisensory synchronicity does not help to enhance the strength, onset time or onset probability of the illusion.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xz8-d2hr
title: FTARSP- Friese Taal Analyse Remediëring en Screening Procedure

description: In this project a Frisian ‘Language Assessment Remediation and Screening Procedure’ (in Dutch ‘Taal Analyse Remedierings en Screenings Procedure’, hence F-TARSP) was developed to provide speech and language therapists in Friesland (the Netherlands) with a language instrument that can be used in assessing as well as treating young native speakers of Frisian. The methodology that was used was comparable to the methodology used in the development of the Dutch TARSP (Schlichting, 2005). This Dutch TARSP was based on the English LARSP (Crystal et al., 1989). It was a cross-sectional study.References:Schlichting, L. (2005c). TARSP Taal Analyse Remediëring en Screening Procedure. Taalontwikkelingsschaal van Nederlandse kinderen van 1-4 jaar (7th ed.).Crystal, D., Fletcher, P., & Garman, M. (1989). The grammatical analysis of language disability (2nd ed.), London, UK: Whurr Publishers.
DOI: 10.48329/ax6p-2n21
title: CPRD GOLD Ethnicity Record May 2023

description: The CPRD Ethnicity Record is comprised of a single derived ethnicity category for each patient in CPRD GOLD and CPRD Aurum. The Ethnicity Records draw ethnicity data from the primary care databases and, for linkage eligible patients, Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) datasets.  

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