cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/zzy8wv5pvd.1
title: Chubby or Thin? Investigation of (In)congruity between Product Body Shapes and Internal Warmth/Competence 

description: Original data, analyses syntax and original results from SPSS of  Chubby or Thin? Investigation of (In)congruity between Product Body Shapes and Internal Warmth/Competence
DOI: 10.17632/mpf2c9tgpg.1
title: WeValue InSitu excerpts x2 coded for Polanyi TET

description: This dataset includes illustrative coding of a few pages of WeValue InSitu workshop transcription excerpts, from two different events, coded for Polanyi TET (tacit-to-explicit translation) micro-processes. The groups taking part were teachers. The dataset is referred to in a manuscript submitted to an international journal in January 2022.
DOI: 10.17632/nvnkv277mg.1
title: A study of RBD-nAb kinetics from Konrath K. et al.

description: Individual Kinetics for each antibody against single glycan RBD variants, related to Figure 2.
DOI: 10.17632/bsmy5jjysy.3
title: Mobile-Captured Drug Packs

description: This dataset includes 2000 mobile-captured drug pack images. It is used as a part of a drug label data extraction research. The research is concerned with extracting drug data from packagings to be stored by patients in countries with no electronic medical records. The images in the dataset have the following characteristics:
1.	A total of 2000 images of drug packs are captured at different angles.
2.	Backgrounds are made of paper, cloth, and plastic.
3.	No transparent, reflexive, or patterned backgrounds.
4.	140 images were captured with flash on.
5.	1860 images were captured in different lighting conditions and without the use of a flash.
6.	Drug packs only were captured. Nothing was captured without its pack.
7.	Captured drug packages contain tablets, capsules, syrups, creams, ampoules, gels, drops, ointments, and other types.
8.	166 drug packages were captured.
9.	Images were taken using 7 devices:
•	Huawei P30 Lite
•	Huawei Cun-L21
•	Samsung A50
•	Samsung A30s
•	Oppo A9 2020
•	Realme 6
•	iPhone XS Max
10.	The images are in the following resolutions:
•	3264 x 2448 pixels – 72 dpi
•	1920 x 1080 pixels – 72 dpi
•	2336 x 1080 pixels – 72 dpi
•	4224 x 5632 pixels – 96 dpi
•	6944 x 9280 pixels – 72 dpi
•	899 x 1599 pixels – 96 dpi
•	3024 x 4032 pixels – 72 dpi
11.	Some drug packs have handwriting.
12.	Some images contain shadows and flash burns.
13.	Some images were resized or compressed.
DOI: 10.17632/mvj4xs9nnf.1
title: Vestibular Circuits in Stroke survivors

description: Stroke is a common disorder in the elderly and is one of the main causes of permanent disability and mortality. Regardless of the heterogeneity and high inter-subject variability of the effects of stroke, balance and gait problems are one of the most important post-stroke conflicts which, based on evidence, leads to difficulties in motion ability control and locomotor disability. Postural instability is more prominent in patients with right hemisphere damage and probably related to its spatial role. Human spatial orientation uses from purely objects vertical perception for lateralization to gravity and its disorder is related to balance recovery after stroke. The neuroanatomical basis of visual vertical judgment is a vast cortical network, which is organized bilaterally. This cortical network includes several areas of the occipital, parietal, and temporal lobes in addition to the cerebellum and brainstem. These areas play an important role in vertical perception and also play a role in the processing of vestibular information. To date, changes in cortical networks in stroke patients with abnormal vertical perception have not been addressed. In this article, we examined the changes in this network so that by examining the changes, a way can be provided for the better neurorehabilitation of this group of patients.
DOI: 10.17632/xjkw6ct8rk.1
title: Dermoscopic features of Stevens–Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis: A retrospective cohort study - Supplementary Materials

description: Supplemental Figure 1. The clinical and dermoscopic pictures of patients with Stevens–Johnson syndrome and maculopapular exanthema
DOI: 10.17632/ysw26s83jt.1
title:  A Ticket to Ride? - The Impact of Euro Adaption on Sovereign Credit Ratings and Long-term Bond Rates

description: This dataset has been prepared by Szilárd Erhart for a research paper on the impact of euro adoption on Sovereign Credit Ratings.

ABSTRACT
The paper investigates the impact of euro adoption on sovereign credit ratings and on long-term rates experienced until the 20th anniversary of the euro. The three pillars of the research are (1) the analysis of the scoring methodology of Credit Rating Agencies, (2) the empirical investigation of the "euro privilege" in the ratings of Fitch,  Moody's and S\&P, and (3) and in the long-term government bond rates.  We find that the methodology of ratings  allows an upgrade up to 2 notches from admission to the Exchange Rate Mechanism II to joining the euro. The euro privilege varied in the range of 0-1 notch before the financial crisis, reached its 1.5 notch maximum at the peak of the crisis and disappeared during the euro crisis. Long-term government bond rates benefited continuously from euro, not only from improved credit quality before the crisis, but also from lower liquidity and FX risk, likely as a result of access to ECB operations. Eurozone members enjoyed a significant euro financing privilege for almost the entire sample period, e.g. 1-2 percentage point lower cost at the ten year maturity compared to non-eurozone EU countries. Results are relevant for current and candidate Eurozone members, as they allow an estimate of some of the benefits and sometimes costs of euro adoption and may shed light on the importance of deepening the Economic and Monetary Union and strengthening the international role of the euro further. 

The author takes no responsibility for the timeliness, accuracy, completeness or quality of the information provided. The author is in no event liable for damages of any kind incurred or suffered as a result of the use or non-use of the information presented or the use of defective or incomplete information . The contents are subject to confirmation and not binding. The author expressly reserves the right to alter, amend , whole and in part, without prior notice or to discontinue publication for a period of time or even completely.
DOI: 10.17632/nwwsvwrj93.1
title: Supplemental Table 1. Grouping of WHO-NPI categories.

description: Grouping of WHO-NPI categories into 15 groups, which are treated as labels in our application of NPI predictions. Excel file named TableS1_npi_labels.xlsx is provided for this table.
DOI: 10.17632/3twmb4xwjx.1
title: Business Analysis in the Times of COVID-19

description: Empirical testing of the Contemporary Academic Findings and research in Serbia and Kuwait
DOI: 10.17632/bj597n6gj6.1
title: Data for: particle size analysis and contamination indices 

description: Twenty-one soil samples taken from nine historic abandoned gold mine solid waste dump sites in the Witwatersrand Basin of South Africa were screened from a depth of 30-120 cm. On average, the particle size was 60% sand, 13% silt and 27% clay (Table S1). Metal content (mg/kg) was measured using inductively coupled plasma emission spectroscopy and reported as Pb (774.02) > As-metalloid (52.01) > U (13.89) > Ag (8.73) > Sn (2.09) > Tl (1.94) > Cd (0.20). Hg (331.61) > Au (17.84) were measured in µg/kg. The average values (mg/kg) of soluble inorganic anions were SO42- (3726.17) > NO3- (903.56) > CN- (t) (64.68) > PO43- (10.74) > NO2- (7.22). The average pH was measured at 3.89 and the EC was measured at 222.94 mS/m.

Contamination factor (CF) and pollution load index (PLI) were calculated from elemental data. CF varied between various elements, from just 0.003 in one tailing to 333.500 in the next (Table S2). PLI varied from 0.289 to 2.128 between tailing dumps (Table S2). Uncontaminated sites include CF < 1 and PLI < 0. Soil screening values (SSV) (mg/kg) are Pb (2.20-7070), As (0.20-11), Hg (0.06 –2630), U (1–69), SO42- (951–8355) and CN- ( 0.51–488.25), and exceeded international soil intervention standards. NO3- (5–16,000 mg/kg) exceeded South Africa's protective water resource and informal residential area recommendations. Descriptive statistics are shown in Table S3, with the standard deviation changing significantly from 0.34 to 2149.52.
DOI: 10.17632/57pbx45spm.1
title: The clinical, and dermoscopic pictures of Stevens–Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis and Maculopapular eruption

description: The clinical, and dermoscopic pictures of Stevens–Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis and Maculopapular eruption
DOI: 10.17632/nyvpd2zrhr.3
title: Survival model database of human digestive system cells exposed to electroporation pulses

description: Based on Peleg–Fermi model, this database provides the cell-specific coefficients in human digestive system for mathematical electroporation analysis, which can be furtherly applied in theoretical analysis, computational simulation, numerical analysis, and treatment planning. The database was established from in vivo cell electroporation experiments and in silico analysis, whereafter its efficacy was evaluated by numerical analysis for electric injury and thermal injury.
By constructing mathematical model with the database, one can simulate the injury distribution and predict the biological outcome during electroporation process. It will facilitate the decision-making for basic research, medical device design, and clinical practice.
The database contained the cell viability data after electroporation pulse treatment, the idiographic value of Ec, Ac and coefficients of 20 cell lines in human digestive system:
Cell survival rate of 20 types of human digestive system cell lines after exposure to electroporation pulses;
Ec, Ac and coefficients value of Peleg–Fermi model;
Relative area ratio of thermal injury during electroporation process: Relative area ratio of TI=S_TI⁄S_total;
Relative area ratio of electric injury: Relative area ratio of EI=S_EI⁄S_total;
DOI: 10.17632/3jx8bs5chp.1
title: MIDUS data 

description: MIDUS data
DOI: 10.17632/9wnrwdz8t9.1
title: NBER dataset 

description: NBER dataset
DOI: 10.17632/9d4wmj7shc.1
title: Customers’ Perception Data on Problems with Electricity Distribution in Anambra State, South-East Nigeria.

description: The data of customers’ perception on problems with electricity distribution In Anambra State is the third in the series of published data from an nationwide survey. The other two previously published data from the survey are Tsetimi (2020) and Tsetimi (2021) for Delta State and Metropolitan Lagos, covering data from South-South and South-West geo-political zones respectively. The Anambra State data concludes the survey data for Southern Nigeria, consisting of South-East, South-West and South-South geo-political zones. 
The survey data is presented in two different formats viz: Microsoft Excel (filename: ANAMBRA_Tsetimi_dib_dataset.xlsx  ) and IBM SPSS (filename: ANAMBRA_Tsetimi_dib_dataset.sav) formats. Both data files contain 49 fields and 411 records. The variable description parameters can be accessed in the variable view of the SPSS file. Further information on the survey design, methodology and data collection can be found in Tsetimi et al (2021). The steps to reproduce are same as those in Tsetimi (2021)

References
Tsetimi, Jonathan (2020), “Customers' Problems with Electricity Distribution in Delta State Nigeria”, Mendeley Data, V1, doi: 10.17632/msrhyv489k.1
Tsetimi, Jonathan (2021), “Metropolitan Lagos Dataset on Customers' Perception Ratings of Problems Associated with Electricity Distribution”, Mendeley Data, V3, doi: 10.17632/jddmfmy7ry.3
Tsetimi, J., Atonuje, A., & Mamadu, J. (2021). Survey Data on Problems with Electricity Distribution in Delta State, South-South, Nigeria. Journal of Advances in Mathematics and Computer Science, 36(1), 1-15. https://doi.org/10.9734/jamcs/2021/v36i130326
DOI: 10.17632/p2k3jg8yxd.1
title: Kaiser Permanente 

description: Kaiser permanente data
DOI: 10.17632/ysbjtgrg2p.1
title: Effects of top-down influence suppression on behavioral and V1 neuronal contrast sensitivity functions in cats. Jian Ding et al.

description: The relative contributions of higher-order cortical areas and the primary visual cortex (V1) to visual perception remains poorly understood. In this study, we investigated the top-down influence of area 7 (A7), a high-level visual cortical area of cat, on both the behavioral contrast sensitivity function (CSF) and neuronal contrast sensitivity function estimated from visually evoked field potentials (VEPs) in V1. Top-down influence of A7 was noninvasively modulated using transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS). We found that suppressing top-down influence with cathode (c)-tDCS but not sham (s)-tDCS of A7 significantly decreased both behavioral and neuronal contrast sensitivities (CS) in the same range of spatial frequencies (SFs), and significantly increased both the behavioral and neuronal contrast thresholds over a range of external noise. The neuronal CSF and TvC were highly correlated with their behavioral counterparts both before and after suppression of the top-down influence. Analysis of the TvC functions based on the Perceptual Template Model (PTM) indicated that suppression of top-down influence increased internal additive noise and the impact of external noise at both the behavioral and neuronal levels. Taken together, these results suggest that top-down influence of A7 increases both behavioral and V1 neuronal contrast sensitivity by reducing internal additive noise and the impact of external noise.
DOI: 10.17632/39b7dyjm9w.1
title: STRUCTURE REACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP OF SELECTIVE ARYL SULFONATE ANTINEOPLASTIC ALKYLATING AGENTS

description: Data set of all Gaussian software calculated output files (.log) for the article, titled "STRUCTURE REACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP OF SELECTIVE ARYL SULFONATE ANTINEOPLASTIC ALKYLATING AGENTS".
DOI: 10.17632/83jysfvvj3.1
title: T-UMUX Data and Results

description: Based on different translations, 45 UMUX variants in Turkish language are assessed psychometrically as a formative construct, regarding the criteria based on PLS measurement models for formative constructs and Rasch analysis. The results are benchmarked with the data collected via UMUX, SUS and CSUQ in Arabic and English (N=118) or Turkish and English (N=222) concurrently. 
All of the SUS scores given through the 7-point Likert scale are converted to a score over 5, by recoding the scores, considering that items scored with 2 and 3 are meant to be 2, 5 and 6 are 4, and 4 recoded as 3. For this reason, the SUS scores reported in this study may not comparable with scores in other studies.
DOI: 10.17632/4bn74p98sc.1
title: Data results of glyphosate

description: These figures are results of search treatment mouse with glyphosate. The present study aimed at assessing the induction of mutagenic changes and oxidative stress in different tissues of animals exposed to glyphosate and Trop®. Male Swiss mice were submitted to gavage treatment with glyphosate and Trop® at the concentrations of 50 and 200 mg/kg for 5 days. After the treatments the animals were euthanized and their bone marrow, liver, lung, and kidney were collected. The bone marrow was used for micronucleus. The liver, lung and kidney were submitted to biochemical analyzes of thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS), catalase enzyme, total antioxidant, in addition to evaluating the expression of Bax, Bcl2 and p53 proteins, as well as the expression of p53 gene transcription. The animals were weighed before and after the treatments. The results showed a significant weight reduction in the animals treated for 5 days. The occurrence of micronuclei was significant in the bone marrow. A significant increase in lipid peroxidation, besides changes in both, the catalase enzyme and total antioxidant levels were seen in all tissues. There was a decrease in p53 gene and Bax protein expression, and an increase of the Bcl2 protein expression. These results might suggest that the exposure to glyphosate and the consumption of antioxidant defenses can cause oxidative stress. In addition, changes in cellular biomarkers regarding glyphosate and Trop® were similar.
DOI: 10.17632/g44sr7djp4.1
title: Tcop-G1_maxicircle

description: Trypanosoma copemani mitochondrial genome
strain G1
DOI: 10.17632/6w4gdb9rg8.1
title: Tlew-CPO_maxicircle

description: Trypanosoma lewisi mitochondrial genome
 strain CPO 02
DOI: 10.17632/7yrtcn4nkk.1
title: Tbru-427_maxicircle

description: Trypanosoma brucei mitochondrial genome
strain EATRO 427
DOI: 10.17632/xkj9czhpth.2
title: Conjunto de datos del asesoramiento en el diagnóstico institucional del estado de las Competencias Digitales Docente: Caso de la Unidad Educativa del Milenio Amazonas, período académico 2020 - 2021

description: In an environment mediated by Information and Communication Technologies due to the pandemic (COVID-19), it is necessary the Educational Counselling (EC) in the institutional diagnosis of the professional training needs (D1.C2.GE4) of the Teaching Digital Competences (TDC). Considering that the Amazonas Millennium Educational Unit did not have this diagnosis, the question was posed: to what extent will the counselling of the institutional diagnosis serve to determine the status of the TDC? Within the framework of the Educational Quality Standards, the objective was to counsel the Director in this diagnosis through the Counselling Plan for the determination of the state of the TDC, academic period 2020 - 2021. The study was mixed of explanatory scope and used Action Research, where the Director was the subject of the study. Information gathering techniques such as official documents, interview and Delphi were applied; likewise, analysis techniques such as content analysis and descriptive statistics were used. The results indicated weaknesses and strengths of the School Management at the time of this diagnosis, which was the basis for proposing a Plan, submitted to the judgment and validation of experts. The implementation of the Plan indicated that the stages and methodology of counselling guide the institutional management in a strategic, truthful, pertinent, and sufficient manner. Therefore, it is concluded that the counselling of the institutional diagnosis allows the determination of the state of the TDC, thus favoring the creation of knowledge through the EC process.
DOI: 10.17632/tf8psh263y.1
title: STRUCTURE REACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP OF SELECTIVE ARYL SULFONATE ANTINEOPLASTIC ALKYLATING AGENTS

description: Data set of all Gaussian calculated output files (.log) for the article, titled "STRUCTURE REACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP OF SELECTIVE ARYL SULFONATE ALKYLATING AGENTS".
DOI: 10.17632/h36d3z6tjg.1
title: LINF_200017000

description: cysteine peptidase - Clan CA - family C2
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/4zg97fdfzk.1
title: Collected experimental data of FRCM tensile response

description: The database includes the collected  available experimental results  of FRCM tensile response. The experimental data concern the results of more than 750 tensile tests carried out on FRCM coupons, made with different types of constituent materials (mortar and fiber grid), different geometrical properties and tested with different test set-ups.
DOI: 10.17632/g7wny6csby.1
title: LINF_200016900

description: cysteine peptidase - Clan CA - family C2
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/bk53nnj2kc.1
title: LINF_200016760

description: hypothetical protein
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/shkh32t7wd.1
title: LINF_200016800

description: cysteine peptidase - Clan CA - family C2
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/nvtv8ncydh.1
title: COVID-19 vaccine attitude and its predictors among people living with chronic health conditions in Ibadan, Nigeria

description: This data shows the COVID-19 vaccination attitude of people living with chronic health conditions in Nigeria. It further highlights attitude towards 'mistrust of vaccine', 'fear of unforeseen future events, 'concern about commercial profiteering' and 'preference for natural immunity. The predictors of vaccination attitude are included in this data set. The most influential is confidence in the government's ability to handle the pandemic.  Other factors associated with overall vaccine attitude were level of education, income, knowledge of COVID-19 and living room arrangement.
DOI: 10.17632/kdbrsd6psp.1
title: Metabolome and whole transcriptome analyses reveal the molecular mechanisms underlying triterpenoid saponins biosynthesis in Sapindus mukorossi fruits

description: Sapindus mukorossi fruit has been widely used as a source of daily necessities, cosmetics, biomedicine, and biodiesel due to its high triterpenoid saponins (TSs) content. However, a systematic inventory of the regulatory mechanisms of TSs biosynthesis at different stages of fruit maturity is still lacking. Here, we identified 50 terpenoid metabolites by terpenoid-targeted metabolomics and found that mukurozioside and pyishiauoside were significantly upregulated in the mature fruit (S3) compared to the young fruit (S1) and mid-mature fruit (S2). A total of 1,669 differentially expressed (dif) lncRNAs, 13 dif-circRNAs, 219 dif-miRNAs, and 17,529 dif-mRNAs were identified by whole-transcriptome data. GO and KEGG enrichment analyses showed that these differentially expressed RNAs were significantly enriched in phenylpropanoid biosynthesis, metabolic process, and plant hormone signal transduction. Co-expression and ceRNA network analysis showed that lncRNA:MSTRG.18127.1 was positively correlated with gma-miR156k, SmHSF14, and SmAXY4 and that circRNAs and miRNAs can both regulate the expression of SmPGA4 and SmMFP2, affecting secondary metabolite biosynthesis. Correlation analysis between transcriptome and metabolite profiling showed that SmSE, Smβ-AS, SmCYP716A, SmUGT73, SmUGT94, SmTPS1, and SmTPS26 are key regulatory genes and that the upregulation of these genes may be beneficial to TSs biosynthesis. These findings can help elucidate the molecular mechanisms and regulatory networks of TSs biosynthesis in S. mukorossi and provide a biological basis for genomics-enabled improvements in molecular breeding.
DOI: 10.17632/9hgg43s6pr.1
title: Dataset of the impact of ‘Independent Campus – Freedom to Learn’ policy on Indonesian higher education graduates’ competencies

description: The dataset concern with the impact of the ‘Independent campus – Freedom to learn’ policy or widely known as Merdeka Belajar – Kampus Merdeka (MBKM) policy, on higher education graduates’ competence in an Indonesian private university.
DOI: 10.17632/kxgcnrpdfv.1
title: Cardamom Spot Prices

description: The time series daily data on Cardamom Prices traded at The Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited  for the period 23 February 2006 to 31 December 2015  were used to identify the relationship between spot and futures prices. The spot prices data set were classified into near month futures, mid month futures and far month futures based on the maturity date. The findings indicate no relationship between spot and near month, mid month, far month futures of cardamom during the study period. The first sheet gives the raw data on cardamom prices and its logarithmic returns, the second, the  third and the fourth sheet gives the data on near month futures , mid month futures and far month cardamom futures along with logarithmic returns
DOI: 10.17632/jpsxp7dwds.2
title: Management of Juvenile-Onset Systemic Sclerosis with Systemic Immunosuppressive Therapies: An Evidence-Based Review

description: Juvenile-onset systemic sclerosis (JSSc) is a rare debilitating autoimmune condition resulting from inflammation, vascular abnormality, and progressive fibrosis. It affects connective tissue in multiple organ systems. This systematic review examines the use of systemic immunosuppressive therapies in JSSc, with a focus on its cutaneous manifestations.