cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/z28wmcbt2f.1
title: Comparison of heart rate and heart rate recovery after six minute walk test in physically active and inactive smokers

description: Background: Smoking increases the risk of cardiovascular events and also impairs the function of heart and blood vessels. Physical activity plays a vital role in prevention of various diseases and produces lots of benefits. Objectives: The objective of the present study was to compare heart rate and heart rate recovery after six minute walk test heart rate in active and inactive smoker Methods: In this study 30 participant were included out of this 15 were active smoker and 15 were inactive smoker aged 22-35 years. After initial screening and assessment of the participant level of physical activity was assessed by using GPAQ and subjects were diivided into active and inactive group; then six minute walk test (6MWT) was conducted in bioth groups. Resting heart rate, heart rate recovery upto 5 minutes and 6MWD were recorded in both the groups. Results: The resting heart rate was significantly higher in inactive smoker as compared with active smoker (p&lt;0.05). Heart rate after 6MWT was significantly higher in inactive smoker than active smoker (p&lt;0.05). The heart rate recovery was delayed at the end of 1,2,3,4 and 5 minute of recovery in inactive smokers in comparison to active smokers (p&lt;0.05). The distance walked by active smokers was significantly higher than inactive smokers (p&lt;0.05). Conclusion: The present study concluded that the resting heart rate is higher in inactive smoker as compared to active smoker. Heart rate recovery was delayed in inactive smokers. Physical activity plays a vital role in prevention of various diseases and could decrease the detrimental effect of smoking to some extent as compared to inactive smoker.
DOI: 10.17632/4fd782vskp.1
title: Prevalence of work related musculoskeletal disorders in female cultivators of Ambala, Haryana: A cross-sectional Study

description: Background: Rural women are involved in agriculture work. The agricultural workers have to perform manual works and are susceptible to different occupational stresses. Because of heavy work, they suffer from work related musculoskeletal disorders. The studies on work related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs) in female cultivators are limited and to best of our knowledge no study has identified prevalence of work related musculoskeletal disorders in female cultivators of Ambala, Haryana, India. Objectives: The objective of present study was to find out the prevalence of work related musculoskeletal disorders in female cultivators of Ambala, Haryana. Methods: 200 female cultivators in age range of 20-50 years were recruited for this cross-sectional survey study. After initial screening and assessment demographic data was recorded. Quota sampling method was used. Results: Statistical analysis shows the musculoskeletal disorder more in low back pain (57.0%) followed by knee joint pain (30.5%), shoulder joint pain (16.5%), wrist/hand pain (9.5%), neck pain (9.0%), elbow joint pain (6.5%), ankle/foot pain (2.5%), thighs/pelvis pain (2.5%) and upper back pain (2.0%) in the female cultivators of Ambala, Haryana. Conclusion: Findings of present study show that prevalence of WRMSDs in female cultivators of Ambala, Haryana was high. Low back pain was the most prevalent disorder affecting the female cultivators followed by knee joint pain, shoulder joint pain. Poor posture and lack of ergonomic awareness are increasing the risk in development of work related musculoskeletal disorders in female cultivators of Ambala, Haryana.
DOI: 10.17632/w3wjpd3zf4.1
title: Treatment of keloids with a single dose of low energy superficial X-ray radiation to prevent recurrence after surgical excision: an in vitro and in vivo study

description: Supplementary information and supplementary figures for the original article published in the Journal of American Academy of Dermatology in the year 2020.
DOI: 10.17034/ce209079-9e31-4f6c-b6f4-1a594fb674ea
title: 3D printed O2 indicators

description: Data set associated with published paper with same title
DOI: 10.7910/dvn/enoeqs/esbkx5
title: bjps_msf-apdnx_data_schoonvelde.dta

description: :unav
DOI: 10.7910/dvn/enoeqs/ab6tti
title: bjps_msf-apdnx_data_schoonvelde.csv

description: :unav
DOI: 10.17632/r8wmf6rckx.1
title: A Study On Single Breath Count Among School Going Children And Adolescents: A Cross-Sectional Study.

description: Background: Single Breath Count (SBC) is a technique of measuring pulmonary function. By using SBC, one can measure the individual’s capacity in respect of duration (time) he/she can count using a normal speaking voice after single maximal effort inhalation. The count is in cadence form to "Metronome Beats" which is a Mobile Phone Based application which is set at 2 beats per second. SBC considered as a useful tool in order to assess the pulmonary function in case of children and emergency as well. Purpose: To best of our knowledge, there is scarcity of literature published available to enlighten the normal value of SBC among school going children and adolescents. So, there is a definite need to estimate normative data for SBC in school going children and adolescents which can be used to predict various chest related indications as early intervention and preventions can be instituted. To evaluate the normal reference value of SBC among school going children and adolescents aged between 5-17 years. Material and Methods: Three hundred ninety healthy school going children & adolescents aged between 5-17 years were taken for the study. Simple Random sampling method was used for the study. Children with neurological deficiency and respiratory conditions were excluded. Demographic data of participants were recorded prior then SBC was taken by using a mobile phone based application “Metronome Beats” which is set at 2 beats per second. Procedure was explained to the participants by instructor. Three attempts were recorded from every participants and the best one is taken for the analysis. Results: The result findings of the total 390 participants were expressed in terms of mean ± standard deviation as the data follows normal distribution. The data were expressed as Mean ± SD. Mean ± SD value for single breath count is 27.49 ± 10.31 with median value 26 and IQR range 19, 32. As the p value found less than 0.05. So, we concluded that the result is statistically significant. Conclusion: SBC reference value among school going children and adolescents age between 5–17 years have been reported. Mean value for SBC is 27.49 with median value of 26 and IQR range 19, 32. Keyword: Adolescents; Children; Mobile; Phone
DOI: 10.17632/fx5rj67yxb.1
title: Payunia DEM paper

description: Raw data
DOI: 10.17632/s4cjj7h5sv.1
title: Musical rhythm: Onsets/intervals of seven music corpora

description: These files contain onset/interval data (in ms) from a set of seven musical corpora covering different musical styles (Western & non-Western), two of solo- and five of multi-instrument performances. The onset/interval data are suitable for analyses of rhythm (they include mainly percussion/keyboard instruments with crisp onsets). For details on how these onset data were obtained, see file "METHODS4IntervalData_processing of musical corpora.pdf" List of files & data: 1. "IntervalData_CubanSalsa_corpus.mat": Cuban Salsa & Son, multi-instrument music, original recordings from the publicly available Interpersonal Entrainment in Music Performance (IEMP) corpus (https://osf.io/37fws/). Two variables: "CubanSalsa_intervals_ms": vector of onset-onset intervals, all instruments separate; "CubanSalsa_INSTRUMENTSCOMBINED_intervals_ms": vector of onset-onset intervals for all instruments combined (for details, see file "METHODS4IntervalData_processing of musical corpora.pdf") 2. "IntervalData_MalianJembe_corpus.mat": Malian Jembe, multi-instrument music, from IEMP corpus (https://osf.io/y5jxm/). Two variables: "MalianJembe_intervals_ms": onset-onset intervals, instruments separated; "MalianJembe_INSTRUMENTSCOMBINED_intervals_ms": onset-onset intervals, instruments combined (see above) 3. "IntervalData_NorthIndianRaga_corpus.mat": North Indian (Hindustani) Raga, multi-instrument, original recordings from the IEMP corpus (https://osf.io/3cmg4/). Two variables: "NorthIndianRaga_intervals_ms": onset-onset intervals, instruments separated; "NorthIndianRaga_INSTRUMENTSCOMBINED_intervals_ms": onset-onset intervals, instruments combined (see above). 4. "IntervalData_TunisianStambeli_corpus.mat": Tunisian Stambeli, multi-instrument music, original recordings from the IEMP corpus (https://osf.io/qaxdy/). Two variables: "TunisianStambeli_intervals_ms": onset-onset intervals, instruments separated; "TunisianStambeli_INSTRUMENTSCOMBINED_intervals_ms": onset-onset intervals, instruments combined (see above). 5. "IntervalData_UruguayanCandombe_corpus.mat": Uruguayan Candombe, multi-instrument music, original recordings from the IEMP corpus (https://osf.io/4q9g7/). Two variables: "UruguayanCandombe_intervals_ms": onset-onset intervals, instruments separated; "UruguayanCandombe_INSTRUMENTSCOMBINED_intervals_ms": onset-onset intervals, instruments combined (see above). 6. “IntervalData_PianoBach_corpus.mat”: Western piano (Bach) solo performances, from publicly available MAESTRO dataset (https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.12247). One variable: "PianoBach_intervals_ms": vector of onset-onset intervals. 7. “IntervalData_PersianZarb_corpus.mat” Zarb solo playing by 5 performers from commercial recordings. One variable: "PersianZarb_intervals_ms": vector of onset-onset intervals.
DOI: 10.17632/xdgw33pvr7.2
title: Unit cell volume and parameters in LN:Er ([Er] = 0.08÷2.71 wt%) crystals

description: This dataset describes concentration dependences of LiNbO3:Er ([Er] = 0.08÷2.71 wt%) crystals structure particularities: unit cell volume and parameters. Crystals were grown in one technological cycle. 7 crystal samples have been grown, Er concentration in them: 0.08 wt% (sample 1), 0.8 (2), 1.52 (3), 2.19 (4), 2.48 (5), 2.66 (6), 2.71 (7).
DOI: 10.17632/xdgw33pvr7.1
title: Unit cell volume and parameters in LN:Er ([Er] = 0.08÷2.71 wt%) crystals

description: This dataset describes concentration dependences of LiNbO3:Er ([Er] = 0.08÷2.71 wt%) crystals structure particularities: unit cell volume and parameters. Crystals were grown in one technological cycle. 7 crystal samples have been grown, Er concentration in them: 0.08 wt% (sample 1), 0.8 (2), 1.52 (3), 2.19 (4), 2.48 (5), 2.66 (6), 2.71 (7).
DOI: 10.17632/w62338jryh.1
title: Power Outage Dataset

description: This data presents the utilization of a practical radial distribution system of EEDC database in order to relate maintenance costs to the resulting levels of supply reliability. In order to determine an optimal and reliable level of customer service, reliability cost/worth is to be assessed by calculating the costs associated with different maintenance level and assessing the corresponding reliability worth at the respective system load. In the proposed model, the limits of the indices, such as SAIDI and SAIFI, are considered as constraints of the maintenance programs. The RCM method has used the power interruption statistical data in analyzing the reliability indices of the distribution system points.
DOI: 10.17632/9gwr669grk.1
title: Periodic domain structures in a series of LN:Er ([Er] = 0.08÷2.71 wt%) crystals

description: The data present different periodic domain and fractal type structures that appeared in LN:Er ([Er] = 0.08÷2.71 wt%) crystals grown in one technological cycle.
DOI: 10.17632/zdb2wd2h77.4
title: Database for Fire-induced spalling in reinforced concrete (RC) columns
DOI: 10.17632/6tr56hb7s9.4
title: Data for: Statistical approach for automated weighting of datasets: Application to heat capacity data

description: These three files include the heat capacity data for pure iron, nickel, and magnesium. They include three columns: temperature (Temp), heat capacity (Cp) and reference (Ref). The data are collected from the two following sources: (1) Y. S. Touloukian, E. H. Buyco, Thermophysical properties of matter - the TPRC data series. volume 4. specific heat-metallic elements and alloys, Tech. rep., Thermophysical and Electronic Properties Information Analysis Center Lafayette IN (1971). (2) NIST Thermodynamic Research Center, the NIST alloy data web application, https://trc.nist.gov/metals_data/, (accessed: 13 February 2020).
DOI: 10.17632/b6zmcvp326.1
title: zmwang

description: Using a modified MAX measure, limit-hitting rate (LHR), this paper finds that the Taiwanese stock market has a significant modified MAX effect of “higher LHR and lower subsequent returns” and discusses the impact of monthly revenue announcements peculiar to the Taiwanese stock market on the modified MAX effect. When the LHR is mainly driven by revenue announcements, the negative relationship between LHR and future returns becomes insignificant and the chance of another high LHR in the following month is lowered. This study supports that individual investors’ trading behaviors are related to gambling anomalies, since the significant modified MAX effect only exists among stocks with high individual order proportion. When an extremely high LHR is associated with revenue information, this type of stock is significantly less appealing to individual investors, whose order imbalances will drop substantively. Thus, there will be no overpricing, leading to relatively low future returns. This paper adopts Taiwan-listed and OTC firms as a research sample. The sample period is from January 1996 to December 2018, during which a price limit of 7% was in place most of the time, and a 10% price limit was imposed on June 1, 2015. After excluding the stocks with less than 10 trading days in a month and those that do not have stock characteristics, the final sample consists of 260,665 month-stock observations. We utilize the Taiwan Economic Journal (TEJ), which is a local data vendor in Taiwan, and obtain the following data: (1) regular trading data of stocks, such as market capitalization, return, turnover, number of outstanding shares, price to book equity ratio, risk-free interest rate, and various risk factors; (2) the monthly revenue announcements dates of listed and OTC companies in Taiwan; and (3) the business cycle indicator and consumer confidence index. This paper obtains the order-level data of listed companies via the TWSE, including the time stamp (to the nearest 100th of a second), stock code, buy–sell indicator, order size, limit price, and investor type.
DOI: 10.17632/tnj2drxwm6.1
title: Proximo-distal positional information encoded by an Fgf-regulated gradient of homeodomain transcription factors in the vertebrate limb

description: The Positional Information theory proposes that a coordinate system provides information to embryonic cells about their position and orientation along a patterning axis. Cells interpret this information to produce the appropriate pattern during differentiation. In developing embryos, diffusible signals -or morphogens- have been identified and shown to generate gradients that instruct cells on their positions along patterning axes. At the molecular level, morphogen concentration generally translates into gradients of transcription factor activity that interpret the morphogen gradient. Coupling between morphogens and interpreter transcription factors has been defined for most embryonic signalling pathways, but is lacking for the fibroblast growth factor (FGF) family, despite their well characterized role as morphogens. Here, we investigate this question in developing mouse limbs, where FGFs have an instructive role in establishing proximo-distal (PD) identities. We report a gradient of Meis homeodomain transcription factors along the mouse limb bud PD axis. This gradient is antiparallel to and shaped by the inhibitory action of distal FGF on Meis expression. Elimination of Meis results in premature limb distalization due to early onset of 5´HoxA expression, proximalization of PD segmental borders, and phocomelia, a congenital condition in which all limb segments are severely hypoplastic except for the hand/foot. Our results show that Meis transcription factors interpret the FGF signalling gradient to convey positional information along the limb bud PD axis. These findings establish a new model for the generation of PD identities in the vertebrate limb and provide a molecular basis for the interpretation of FGF signal gradients during axial patterning.
DOI: 10.17632/vy9ygxbmzd.4
title: iFobot

description: Generic Design Aided Robotically Facade pick and place in Construction Site Dataset
DOI: 10.17632/8m4pfz2nym.1
title: Tax risk factors and consequence in China

description: The main financial data comes from the CSMAR and WIND database. The use of financial derivatives of listed companies is obtained from the annual report of listed companies through Python software. All the A-share listed companies of Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange from 2008 to 2016 were selected as initial samples, which were then screened based on the following conditions. First, excluding companies whose denominator is negative for the formula for calculating the actual tax rate during the sample period. Second, excluding companies with actual tax rates greater than 1 or less than 0 to avoid the impact of outliers. Third, excluding special treatment (ST) companies and financial industry companies to avoid the impact of special companies and special industries. Fourth, excluding samples missing values for other data required for regression. Finally, 13,765 companies’ annual observations were obtained. In order to eliminate the influence of outliers, the continuous variables in the model were tailed at 1% and 99% levels.
DOI: 10.17632/cc92fyz9sv.3
title: Structure of the inhibited state of the Sec translocon

description: Raw data for biochemical aspects of the paper including SDS-PAGE and immunoblots, LC-MS, sequencing data for the forward genetic screen and viability assays.
DOI: 10.17632/fvk7h5dg2p.1
title: Chest X-ray images with three classes: COVID-19, Normal, and Pneumonia

description: Dataset name Normal COVID-19 Pneumonia Total MOMA- Dataset 234 221 148 603 MOMA Dataset are collected from three resources, in the following links [1] https://github.com/smfai200/Detecting-COVID-19-in-X-ray-images/tree/master/dataset. Accessed at 19/4/2020 2.10 am. [2] https://www.kaggle.com/paultimothymooney/chest-xray-pneumonia?fbclid=IwAR2jzVPSL8-MdEX8_DlFVrN EKJlu0nOUSlaKOxa4kOitv4RPeemEDRqL2E accessed at 27/4/2020 10.20 am. [3] https://www.kaggle.com/bachrr/covid-chest-xray?fbclid=IwAR2kbLc1R3zqeC9lnBTAv5_lSB6XKVNGQlnilvH7uTI-M1rHGjJxYNLRb0k accessed at 27/4/2020 11.30 am.
DOI: 10.17632/spzzdjskrh.1
title: Data for: Alternative biogeochemical states of river pools mediated by hippo use and flow variability

description: This is the associated code and data files for the manuscript, "Alternative biogeochemical states of river pools mediated by hippo use and flow variability." This manuscript was published in Ecosystems on June 8th, 2020. Dutton, C.L., Subalusky, A.L., Hamilton, S.K. et al. Alternative Biogeochemical States of River Pools Mediated by Hippo Use and Flow Variability. Ecosystems (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10021-020-00518-3 The CSV files contain the data. The RMD file contains the R code in R Markdown format for use with RStudio. The HTML file contains the compiled code from the RMD file. To recreate the analyses and figures from the manuscript, place the CSV files in the same directory as the RMD file. Open the RMD file within RStudio. Confirm that you have all the required libraries then press "knit". DOamhp.csv - CSV file containing the dissolved oxygen measurements collected every 15 minutes from a PME MiniDOT at the bottom and downstream of the Amani Mara Hippo Pool. DOdchp.csv - CSV file containing the dissolved oxygen measurements collected every 15 minutes from a PME MiniDOT at the bottom and downstream of the Double Cross Hippo Pool. DOnbig.csv - CSV file containing the dissolved oxygen measurements collected every 15 minutes from a PME MiniDOT at the surface, bottom and downstream of the NBig Hippo Pool. DOprhp.csv - CSV file containing the dissolved oxygen measurements collected every 15 minutes from a PME MiniDOT at the bottom and downstream of the Picnic Rock Hippo Pool. HippoPoolDepth.csv - CSV file containing depth measurements collected every 5 minutes from an In-Situ Rugged Troll 100 installed downstream of each of the four hippo pools during the intensive sampling campaign. HippoPoolDescriptions.csv - CSV file containing the approximate discharge, volume and residence time of the hippo pools. HippoPoolMetaData.csv - CSV file containing additional data on the hippo pools (including locations). HippoPools_2016.csv - CSV file containing all the biogeochemical measurements collected during the hippo pool survey. HippoPools_2017.csv - CSV file containing all the biogeochemical measurements collected during the flushing flow transition portion of this study.
DOI: 10.17632/ch5jxrnpxm.3
title: Sandwich feedback: The empirical evidence of its effectiveness

description: This is a dataset from between-subject experiment that tested the effectiveness of “sandwich feedback. 91 university students solved 12 mathematical problems from the secondary-school curriculum. After the time limit, we assigned them randomly to one of three possible treatments. One group received negative computer-administrated feedback, describing the mistakes with their methods and solutions. The second group received sandwich feedback, which contained the same constructive critique, though sandwiched between two general, positive statements that were not related to the real respondents’ effort or performance. The third group did not receive any feedback. Afterwards, the respondents had 10 minutes to prepare for the second set of similar problems.
DOI: 10.17632/8bpzprrp4y.1
title: Raw data and additional plots for the paper Lying, more or less: A computer simulation study of graded lies and trust dynamics

description: May 3, 2020: These are the raw data and additional plots for the simulations described in the paper Lying, more or less: A computer simulation study of graded lies and trust dynamics It is contained in a zip archive. The folder name describes the data: XXstepsYYthresh: XX = the duration of the truth-default phase, YY = the distrust threshold (after the truth-default phase) Filename prefixes denote the various lying styles: v00: control run v01: simple lying v02: gambler's lying v03: clairvoyant lying Note: only control run and no-truth-default runs include data for variations that were omitted in the truth-default variations (inclinations to lie below 0.5 and data for biases below 0.5). Plots like the one in Figure 5 for all variations of parameters are in the folder Plots -- there is also a script to produce them. Raw data also include average credences and average trust for each step (row 1 = start, row 2: after round 1, etc). Note 2: Average credences are in multiple columns: each column denotes the average credence about the corresponding coin in the following way: If there are 11 columns, then the credences are for the whole hypothesis space (Col. 1: coin bias = 0, Col. 2: coin bias = 0.1, etc. to Col. 11: coin bias = 1). If there are 6 columns (in the majority of the cases) we only include the credences for the relevant cases, i.e. Col. 1: coin bias = 0.5, Col. 2: coin bias = 0.6, etc to Col. 6: coin bias = 1.
DOI: 10.17632/xxfyhzrdy6.1
title: Data for: The Future of Work: Work from Home Preparedness and Firm Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic

description: This data contains quarterly firm-level work-from-home index constructed from the universe of job postings data. For detailed instructions on variable construction, please consult the paper.