cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22778894.v3
title: Prolonged Anaerobic Environment Weakens the Linkage Between Paddy Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) Sink and Climate Factors

description: We collected research articles regarding soil organic carbon (SOC) change following long-term fertilization in Chinese paddy soil. A keyword search was conducted via Web of Science, SCOPUS, and CNKI until April 2022, with search terms “long-term fertilization”, “fertilization”, “organic carbon”, “paddy”, and “rice” (and a combination of them). On aggregate, an initial of 1298 studies was obtained. The collected literature was further screened based on the following criteria. i) Only field experiments with durations longer than 3 years in China, and ii) design allowing pairwise comparison between fertilization treatments and controls (without fertilizers) were included, besides, iii) soil samples were collected during the rice season. iv) The means and the number of replicates of target variables were reported clearly. We also used WebPlotDigitizer (version 3.8) software to extract data only presented in the figures.. Based on these criteria, a total of 168 individual studies including 686 paired data of SOC were retrieved in our study.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22778894.v2
title: Prolonged Anaerobic Environment Weakens the Linkage Between Paddy Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) Sink and Climate Factors

description: We collected research articles regarding soil organic carbon (SOC) change following long-term fertilization in Chinese paddy soil. A keyword search was conducted via Web of Science, SCOPUS, and CNKI until April 2022, with search terms “long-term fertilization”, “fertilization”, “organic carbon”, “paddy”, and “rice” (and a combination of them). On aggregate, an initial of 1298 studies was obtained. The collected literature was further screened based on the following criteria. i) Only field experiments with durations longer than 3 years in China, and ii) design allowing pairwise comparison between fertilization treatments and controls (without fertilizers) were included, besides, iii) soil samples were collected during the rice season. iv) The means and the number of replicates of target variables were reported clearly. We also used WebPlotDigitizer (version 3.8) software to extract data only presented in the figures.. Based on these criteria, a total of 168 individual studies including 686 paired data of SOC were retrieved in our study.
DOI: 10.17632/58dvshjwvp.1
title: Code and data

description: Code and data
DOI: 10.17632/ntjdt73mnz.1
title: Multidimensional analysis of the impact of financial literacy, remittances and digital financial inclusion on household welfare inequalities

description: Equal access to affordable and useful financial services for all individuals and businesses, regardless of their size or income level, is a key concept that encompasses both traditional banking services and alternative financial solutions. This study investigates the impact of digital financial inclusion, the multidimensional nature of financial literacy, and remittances on household welfare inequalities in Togo, highlighting the disparities related to gender and place of residence. The results indicate that digital financial inclusion and remittances reduce inequality, particularly for women and low-income households. However, the impact of financial literacy is unclear and varies according to gender and time. Nevertheless, disparities between rural and urban settings limit the equalizing effects of digital financial inclusion. These findings underscore the importance of addressing rural-urban disparities, strengthening women’s empowerment programs in rural areas, and enhancing rural financial and digital education to optimize the effects of digital financial inclusion and remittances on reducing welfare inequalities.
DOI: 10.17632/fbh6mpmnhc.1
title: Data for GCA

description: The experimental data.
DOI: 10.17632/mx76fvdm3v.1
title: Experience sampling reveals the role that covert goal states play in task-relevant behavior.

description: Anonymized Multidimensional Experience Sampling data and Gradient coordinates used in the analysis reported in Mckeown et al. (2023), "Experience sampling reveals the role that covert goal states play in task-relevant behavior".

Summary: 
Cognitive neuroscience has gained insight into covert states using experience sampling. Traditionally, this approach has focused on off-task states, however, task-relevant states are also maintained via covert processes. Our study examined whether experience sampling can also provide insights into covert goal-relevant states that support task performance. To address this question, we developed a neural state-space, using dimensions of brain function variation, that allows neural correlates of overt and covert states to be examined in a common analytic space. We use this to describe brain activity during task performance, its relation to covert states identified via experience sampling, and links between individual variation in overt and covert states and task performance. Our study established activity patterns within association cortex emphasizing the fronto-parietal network both during target detection and a covert state of deliberate task focus which was associated with better task performance. In contrast, periods of vigilance and a covert off-task state were both linked to activity patterns emphasizing the default mode network. Our study shows experience sampling can not only describe covert states that are unrelated to the task at hand, but can also be used to highlight the role fronto-parietal regions play in the maintenance of covert task-relevant states.

'n57_scanner_mdes_PCA_gradients_demographics_movement_mendeley_anon.csv' contains all anonymized experience-sampling, PCA, gradient, demographics, and movement data for the 57 participants reported in the main analyses.

'n46_lab_and_scanner_PCA_mendeley_anon.csv' contains all anonymized lab and scanner PCA scores for the 46 participants that participated in both sessions (supplementary analysis).
DOI: 10.17632/mx76fvdm3v.2
title: Experience sampling reveals the role that covert goal states play in task-relevant behavior.

description: Anonymized Multidimensional Experience Sampling data and Gradient coordinates used in the analysis reported in Mckeown et al. (2023), "Experience sampling reveals the role that covert goal states play in task-relevant behavior". Summary: Cognitive neuroscience has gained insight into covert states using experience sampling. Traditionally, this approach has focused on off-task states. However, task-relevant states are also maintained via covert processes. Our study examined whether experience sampling can also provide insights into covert goal-relevant states that support task performance. To address this question, we developed a neural state space, using dimensions of brain function variation, that allows neural correlates of overt and covert states to be examined in a common analytic space. We use this to describe brain activity during task performance, its relation to covert states identified via experience sampling, and links between individual variation in overt and covert states and task performance. Our study established deliberate task focus was linked to faster target detection, and brain states underlying this experience—and target detection—were associated with activity patterns emphasizing the fronto-parietal network. In contrast, brain states underlying off-task experiences—and vigilance periods—were linked to activity patterns emphasizing the default mode network. Our study shows experience sampling can not only describe covert states that are unrelated to the task at hand, but can also be used to highlight the role fronto-parietal regions play in the maintenance of covert task-relevant states. 'n57_scanner_mdes_PCA_spearman_gradients_demographics_rt_movement_mendeley_anon.csv' contains all anonymized experience-sampling data, PCA scores, state space coordinates, demographics, and movement data for the 57 participants reported in the main analyses. 'n57_scanner_mdes_PCA_yeoNetworks_demographics_rt_movement_mendeley_anon.csv' contains all anonymized experience-sampling data, PCA scores, Yeo-7 network averages, demographics, and movement data for the same 57 participants. 'n46_lab_and_scanner_PCA_mendeley_anon.csv' contains all anonymized lab and scanner PCA scores for the 46 participants that participated in both behavioral and scanner sessions (supplementary analysis). Note: 3 scanner participants in this dataset were excluded from fMRI analyses (anon IDs: 58, 59, 60). Version 2 data includes coordinates for dimensions 1-5, calculated via Spearman rank correlation, as well as the network averages for each of the Yeo-7 networks.
DOI: 10.17632/mnjnjr7jmy.1
title: Biologics for Treatment of Pediatric Moderate-to-Severe Plaque Psoriasis: A Systematic Review and Network Meta Analysis (Supplementary Data)

description: Please refer to the main manuscript to understand this data set. This data set includes: -Supplemental Figures and Tables -References of all studies included in this systematic review and network meta-analysis Please refer to the main manuscript
DOI: 10.17632/mnjnjr7jmy.2
title: Biologics for Treatment of Pediatric Moderate-to-Severe Plaque Psoriasis: A Systematic Review and Network Meta Analysis (Supplementary Data)

description: Please refer to the main manuscript to understand this data set. This data set includes: -Supplemental Figures and Tables -References of all studies included in this systematic review and network meta-analysis
DOI: 10.17632/jgnbn4vgpn.1
title: Intention and Adoption of Mobile Money in Malawi

description: This data contains information on a plethora of respondents from Malawi who provided their views and personal data on their intention to use mobile money, their continued adoption of the technology as well as various barriers and facilitating conditions for the application of mobile money technologies in their day-to-day life.
DOI: 10.17632/vwby5tbdkg.1
title: Datasets and supplementary files for Respiratory symptoms, pulmonary function and lung CT findings in patients with post-COVID-19 syndrome: a systematic review and meta-analysis 

description: Included in the ZIP file are:
1. Excel spreadsheets containing the datasets for each of the primary (respiratory symptoms, abnormal respiratory function test results prevalence and abnormal lung CT scan findings prevalence) and secondary outcomes(mean values for respiratory function test parameters).
2. A file describing the data calculation, forest and funnel plot creation in RStudio, as well as the subgroup and sensitivity analysis for each outcome included.
3. The forest plots for each of the primary and secondary outcomes.
4. The results of the subgroup and sensitivity analysis for each of the primary and secondary outcomes.
5. The funnel plots for publication bias assessment for each of the primary and secondary outcomes.
6. A file detailing the number of outcomes from each individual study included in the systematic review and meta-analysis.
7. A file detailing which studies had missing data and how the outcomes from those studies were calculated.
8. A file detailing the naming and definition of an outcome in a particular study, as well as the location of the target data in the study(full text or supplementary material) and whether the datasets were stratified in different groups in that study.
9. A list of the most notable studies that did not make it into the final list of studies of the systematic review and meta- analysis and the reasoning behind their exclusion.
DOI: 10.17632/vwby5tbdkg.2
title: Datasets and supplementary files for Respiratory symptoms, pulmonary function and lung CT findings in patients with post-COVID-19 syndrome: a systematic review and meta-analysis

description: Included in the ZIP file are: 1. Excel spreadsheets containing the datasets for each of the primary (respiratory symptoms, abnormal respiratory function test results prevalence and abnormal lung CT scan findings prevalence) and secondary outcomes(mean values for respiratory function test parameters). 2. A file describing the data calculation, forest and funnel plot creation in RStudio, as well as the subgroup and sensitivity analysis for each outcome included. 3. The forest plots for each of the primary and secondary outcomes. 4. The results of the subgroup and sensitivity analysis for each of the primary and secondary outcomes. 5. The funnel plots for publication bias assessment for each of the primary and secondary outcomes. 6. A file detailing the number of outcomes from each individual study included in the systematic review and meta-analysis. 7. A file detailing which studies had missing data and how the outcomes from those studies were calculated. 8. A file detailing the naming and definition of an outcome in a particular study, as well as the location of the target data in the study(full text or supplementary material) and whether the datasets were stratified in different groups in that study. 9. A list of the most notable studies that did not make it into the final list of studies of the systematic review and meta- analysis and the reasoning behind their exclusion.
DOI: 10.17632/52hn82967m.1
title: Hypothetical artificial reef. Contribution of mussels farming to the development and conservation of species. Mussels and aquaculture history. Negative environmental impacts. .

description: Hypothetical artificial reef. Contribution of mussels farming to the development and conservation of species. Mussels and aquaculture history.Possible Nngative environmental impacts.
DOI: 10.17632/zybvystks3.1
title: Sostenibilidad NIIF

description: Interrelación entre la información financiera contenida en los IFRS de Contabilidad y la información financiera contenida en los IFRS de Sostenibilidad
DOI: 10.17632/yz6c2nkp7n.1
title: Personality traits of startup owners

description: Personality traits of startup owners
DOI: 10.17632/wgxww7gmv9.1
title: Mechanistic insights into the amelioration effects of diabetic cardiomyopathy by berberine: An integrated systems pharmacology study and experimental validation

description: Background: Diabetic cardiomyopathyis a type of cardiomyopathy caused by long-term diabetes mellitus that differs from hypertension and coronary heart disease. It is distinguished by abnormal myocardial structure and function, which can result in heart failure. Berberine, a monomer compound derived from the ancient Chinese medicine Coptis chinensis Franch, was discovered to have excellent anti-diabetes and heart-protective properties. The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of berberine on diabetes cardiomyopathy. Methods: The related proteins and signaling pathways between berberine and the target molecular of diabetes cardiomyopathy were evaluated using the systems pharmacology method. Experimental validation followed using diabetic mouse heart sections. Microstructural and pathological alterations were visible after HE, Masson, and WGA staining. With the help of immunofluorescence and Western blot, protein expression was identified. Results: 21 core relevant targets between diabetic cardiomyopathy and berberine were identified through systematic pharmacological studies. And the cross-targets were mostly found in mitochondrial, endoplasmic reticulum, and plasma membrane components. The PI3K/Akt and apoptosis signaling pathways were the most important. Moreover, the changes in berberine's core targets caspase-3, PI3K/Akt, and mitochondria-related proteins after treatment indicated that it had some effect. Conclusion: The results show that the use of berberine improves the morphological changes of the heart caused by diabetes and maintains the homeostasis of mitochondria and inhibits apoptosis, but we do not know the link between them and more experimental data are needed to explore the mechanism
DOI: 10.17632/r2kghd95pn.1
title: chengdie data

description: Data of Chronic stress promotes gastric cancer progression via the adrenoceptor beta 2/PlexinA1 pathway
DOI: 10.17632/t5mrtnn37h.1
title: Electricity Production Sources and CO2 Emission in Europe Data

description: Electricity Production Sources and CO2 Emission in Europe Data. The data also contains an ecological footprint.
DOI: 10.17632/shs5b4z32n.1
title: Exotic Fruits Image Quality Dataset (EFIQD)

description: The Exotic Fruit Image Quality Dataset (EFIQD) is an invaluable resource comprising meticulously curated images showcasing a diverse selection of exotic fruits, including Avocado, Golden Kiwi, Green Apple, Mangosteen, Rambutan, and Red Dragon Fruit. Total 22110 images present in this dataset.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22802885.v2
title: <strong>PlantC2U:</strong> <strong>Convolutional neural network based deep learning of cross-species sequence landscapes predicts plastid C-to-U RNA editing in plants </strong>

description: Table S1. The detailed information of plastid RNA editing sites collected in REDIdb 3.0.Table S2. The summary of the plastid C-to-U RNA editing sites dataset.Table S3. The performance of PlantC2U in independent test based on the different flanking sequence and the ratio of positive and negative instances from primary negative samples.Table S4. The performance of PlantC2U in independent test based on the different flanking sequence and the ratio of positive and negative instances from sequence clusters.Table S5. Prediction of C-to-U RNA editing sites based on the same testing data using CNN, RF, SVM, and PREPACT tools.Table S6. The C-to-U RNA editing sites identified by RNA-seq datasets were further predicted by PREPACT and PlantC2U tools.Table S7. The C-to-U RNA editing sites identified by RNA-seq and WGS data were further predicted by PlantC2U tool.Table S8. Identification of plastid C-to-U editing sites across eight tissues in <i>K. obovata</i>.Table S9. Annotation and functional prediction of plastid C-to-U editing sites on the protein-coding genes in <i>K. obovata</i>.Table S10. Identification of plastid C-to-U editing sites in <i>K. obovata</i> leaf tissues under chilling events.Table S11. The functional enrichment analysis of four DEGs (<i>psbA</i>, <i>psbM</i>, <i>rps12 </i>and <i>ndhA</i>)Table S12. The primers used for PCR assays.Table S13. The detailed information of 50 RNA-seq datasets, covering 4 tissues from 24 mangrove species.Table S14. Identification of plastid C-to-U editing sites in other 24 mangrove species.<br>
DOI: 10.48510/fk2/7aqaby/c2e990
title: 02-codebook-Physiotherapy students aerobic capacity-publications-fairness.csv

description: :unav
DOI: 10.48510/fk2/7aqaby/hxpqtg
title: README-Physiotherapy students aerobic capacity-publications-fairness-2007-2023.txt

description: :unav
DOI: 10.48510/fk2/7aqaby/e4nbfv
title: 03-methodology-Physiotherapy students aerobic capacity-publications-fairness.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.48510/fk2/7aqaby/ti9xm3
title: 01-data-Physiotherapy students aerobic capacity-publications-fairness-2007-2023.tab

description: :unav
DOI: 10.17632/t35p2wcc7w.1
title: Data ralated to "Development of a radiomics model for infiltration of CD8+T cell and tumour-infiltration neutrophil better predict the prognosis of nasopharyngeal cancer patients treated by definitive radiotherapy"

description: All tables ralated to the primary data including clinical data, gene data and radiomics data from discovering cohort, training cohrot, TCGA validation cohort and SYSUCC cohorts.
DOI: 10.17632/y4dvnz3fp4.1
title: Cryptocurrency Dataset (original, LSTM, GRU, BiLSTM, LSTM-BC, GRU-BC, and BiLSTM-BC)

description: The Data is used for a research study aiming to produce optimized results with different Deep Learning Approaches. The result were also Bias corrected to remove any biases in the models.
DOI: 10.17632/dscm8h6gdt.1
title: depot_rescheduling

description: depot_rescheduling
DOI: 10.17632/wm8j6j2mph.1
title: Pancreas CT images

description: categorization of pancreas CT images for into two distinct groups: images depicting pancreatitis (P-Pancreas) and images showcasing a healthy state (N-Pancreas).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10052383
title: Model and observational datasets used for evaluating CHASER simulated formaldehyde (HCHO) abundances  in 2019 and 2020.

description: The dataset entails the model simulation results and the observational data (satellite, aircraft, and ground-based MAX-DOAS) used for the study titled " Evaluating CHASER V.40 global formaldehyde (HCHO) simulations using satellite aircraft and ground-based remote sensing observations", submitted for peer-review in JGR: Atmospheres.
DOI: 10.48510/fk2/7aqaby
title: Aerobic capacity of students of RSU Physiotherapy study programme (2007-2023)

description: The aim is comparatively analyze the results of aerobic work capacity studies and evaluate the aerobic work capacity of RSU study program 'Physiotherapy' students in the period from 2007 to 2023. The WHO test was used to determine the aerobic capacity, performed on the veloergometer "Monark Ergomedic 839E". Descriptive statistical methods, one-way ANOVA or independent-samples t-test, Kruskal-Wallis test, Pearson's correlation test or Spearman's correlation test were used for data processing. Aerobic capacity was evaluated according to the Svartz and Reibold normative data (Shvartz, & Reibold, 1990).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10052802
title: dasdas

description: sss
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10052803
title: dasdas

description: sss
DOI: 10.15151/esrf-es-428373998
title: Time-resolved evolution of SRO/MRO/LRO of Fe-based bulk metallic glasses with Invar effect

description: Invar effect, characteristic to Fe65Ni35 ordered fcc solid solution, was observed also in the case of ferromagnetic bulk metallic glasses (BMGs). While its origin is still a matter of debate, existing explanations for crystalline materials are built on the fcc lattice. However, this approach cannot be used to describe the Invar effect observed in BMGs, because they lack the crystalline structure. The proposed experiment should shed light on what is the real origin of the effect in the BMGs, by in-situ analysis of the short-, medium- and long-range order. The samples will be thermally cycled in the beam, going through Curie point both upon heating and upon cooling.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24304615
title: BEH 3843 Appendix

description: <b>Figure A1.</b> Summaries of the data set for (A, B) the binomial and (C, D) the negative binomial regressions within the exploration model (Model 3). (A, B) The proportion of zero (white bars) and not-zero (black bars) distances for each time period on <i>Karaftohelix editha</i> (A; <i>N </i>= 192 in total) and <i>K. gainesi</i> (B; <i>N </i>= 182). (C, D) The approximate crawled distances in the wild (i.e., exploration) except for the zero data for each time period on <i>K. editha</i> (C; <i>N</i> = 100) and <i>K. gainesi</i> (D; <i>N</i> = 175). Night: 00:00–06:00, morning: 06:00–12:00, afternoon: 12:00–18:00, and evening period: 18:00–24:00.<b>Table A1.</b> Information of snail individuals used in each experiment.<b>Table A2.</b> The dataset of the laboratory experiments under ordinary conditions in this study.<b>Table A3.</b> The dataset of the laboratory experiments under stimulated conditions in this study.<b>Table A4.</b> The whole dataset of the field experiments in this study.<b>Table A5.</b> Explanatory variables, Df, residual deviance, AIC scores of each model.