cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/5jsw5hcrb9.1
title: Pegylated liposomal doxorubicin-induced hand-foot syndrome predicted by serum metabolomic profiling and prevented by calcium dobesilate

description: Pegylated liposomal doxorubicin (PLD) is routinely used to treat patients with various types of cancers. However, it frequently causes hand–foot syndrome (HFS), one of the most common adverse events of cytotoxic chemotherapeutic agents, which can greatly affect the patient’s quality of life and may result in a dose reduction or even drug withdrawal. The pathogenesis and treatment for HFS remain unclear; thus, methods for predicting and preventing PLD-induced HFS are needed. Here, 106 pre-treatment serum specimens from breast cancer patients, who received PLD treatment, were collected and subjected to metabolomic profiling using liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry. Metabolomic profiles showed that 45 metabolites were strongly associated with the incidence of PLD-induced HFS. An effective discriminant model was constructed by employing four of these metabolites that could predict PLD-induced HFS, prior to treatment, with a sensitivity of 88.2% and specificity of 80.8%. In vivo photoacoustic imaging of the skin capillary, Evans Blue assay, and targeted metabonomics showed that PLD could destroy the capillary endothelial cells, increase permeability, and increase PLD (doxorubicin) exudates blood vessels into skin tissue, leading to HFS. Calcium dobesilate (CaD) effectively reduced the occurrence of HFS in a rat model and in patients when administered together with PLD. Together, our data reveal an effective and convenient discriminant model that can accurately predict the occurrence of PLD-induced HFS, and CaD may be a potential drug to prevent HFS.
DOI: 10.17632/9fwxwjfn9p.2
title: Diagnostic network meta-analysis / network meta-regression for Biomarkers of Sepsis

description: Diagnostic network meta-analysis / network meta-regression for Biomarkers of Sepsis
DOI: 10.17632/6srsg8p33z.1
title: Review of ZIKV production with Brazilian researchers from 2015 to 2017

description: This document presents a massive review of ZIKV production with Brazilian researchers from 2015 to 2017. It contains the year and month of release, companies and institutions implicated in these productions, such as Universities, Labs and Government Agencies.
DOI: 10.17632/wjdzrz7r5m.1
title: Supplementary Materials: Imagery, classifiers, and training data: Insights from multi-temporal LULC mapping in the Cambodian Mekong delta

description: Supplementary Materials: Imagery, classifiers, and training data: Insights from multi-temporal LULC mapping in the Cambodian Mekong delta
DOI: 10.17632/mtbd73s7b9.1
title: About Studying Dialects of Modern Spanish = Об изучении диалектов современного испанского языка

description: According to the famous American linguist W.J. Moulton, there are three large «linguistic laboratories»: diachronic research, that is, the study of the history of languages ​​from monuments; synchronous research – the study of living languages, their comparison, the development of universals; dialectological studies, which combine the study of language in three dimensions: in time, space and at the social level. Dialectology allows you to get a large body of data, information that is important for the construction of universals, making it possible to understand the processes in the history of the language.
DOI: 10.17632/6d9zg7m4h9.1
title: Figure S1

description: Supplemental files for "Dermatology applicant perspectives of a virtual visiting rotation in the era of COVID-19" in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, including a copy of the survey used for the study and an additional figure not included in the manuscript.
DOI: 10.17632/5cvxxnjw9z.1
title: Night Train Survey May 2020

description: This data set includes the results of the Questionnaire conduct in May 2020 at the Vienna University of Economics and Business about the behavioral determinants of night train use. The questionnaire had 64 questions using a theory of planned behavior structure. This dataset already includes created variables for use in the final study. STATA do files are available from the author.
DOI: 10.17632/zs5z2bvkk6.2
title: LES Simulation Data for Dust Entrainment

description: Description: This dataset includes one MATLAB script and LES simulation data for one ensemble. Several such ensembles were used to compute the conditionally averaged quantities of the flow in the under review paper “An entrainment paradox: how hysteretic saltation and secondary transport augment atmospheric uptake of aeolian source materials” by Santosh Rana, William Anderson, and Mackenzie Day. Metadata: Metadata_ConditionalStress.txt - File name descriptions for surface stress. Metadata_ ConditionalVelocity.txt - File name descriptions for velocity fluctuations. Metadata_STATS_FA.txt - File name descriptions for Reynolds averaged velocities. Metadata_MATLABscript.txt – Information about the MATLAB script. Data: ConditionalStress*.dat.c* - Each of these files contains two columns of data. The first and second column correspond to stresses T_xy and T_yz respectively. In the paper, only T_xy is used in the results section. The first * in the filename can have value “Alpha”, “Beta” or “Gamma” corresponding to Mode 1, Mode 2 and Mode3 conditional averaging. The second * in the filename can have a numerical value between 0 and 15 indicating the number of parallel process. ConditionalVelocity*.dat.c* - Each of these files contains three columns of data for conditionally averaged streamwise velocity (u), spanwise velocity (v) and wall-normal velocity (w). The first * in the filename can have value “Alpha”, “Beta” or “Gamma” corresponding to Mode 1, Mode 2 and Mode3 conditional averaging. The second * in the filename can have a numerical value between 0 and 15 indicating the number of parallel process. STATS_FA.dat.c* - These files contain data for Reynolds averaged streamwise velocity (u), spanwise velocity (v) and wall-normal velocity (w). The * in the filename can have a numerical value between 0 and 15 indicating the number of parallel process. Script: PostProcess.m – This script calculates Reynolds averaged and conditionally averaged streamwise velocity (u), spanwise velocity (v) and wall-normal velocity and their fluctuations. Additional information: Alpha, Beta and Gamma as used in the file names indicate Mode 1, Mode 2 and Mode 3 dust entrainment respectively.
DOI: 10.17632/ytd7my9gh2.2
title: Rainfall erosivity for the Njala Area in Southern Sierra Leone dataset

description: Rainfall erosivity is an important characteristic of rainfall that gives an indication of its aggressiveness and potential to cause soil erosion. There are models (such the USLE/RUSLE EI30) for estimating rainfall erosivity but they require pluviographic records which are limited or not available in developing countries like Sierra Leone. To address this challenge, methods have been developed to estimate rainfall erosivity from the relationship between rainfall erosivity (derived from pluviographic records) and the more readily available daily and monthly rainfall records. Furthermore despite the global application of the EI30 index, there are questions about its suitability at the local level. These datasets show how rainfall erosivity indices, EI30, EIavg and ETI were calculated from available 30-minute rainfall records in the Njala Area of Southern Sierra Leone. These indices were then used to derive relationships between rainfall erosivity and daily/monthly rainfall records which are readily available in the study area. These datasets have been generated to determining a suitable erosivity model for estimating rainfall erosivity from daily and monthly rainfall records for the Njala area.
DOI: 10.17632/8xwkvw5nzt.3
title: LeapMotion data of supination/pronation movements in healthy control group and a Parkinson's disease patient.

description: UPDATE: Version 3 corresponds to the correct dataset involved in this study. Version 1 presented a deficient dataset. Please do no use the data from version 1. The presented files constitute the raw data acquired with the Leap Motion contraller for supination/pronation movements characterization. This matlab binary files include the date obtained with a game called 'rocket game'. All the files follow the same structure: IDdata - Time and date of the acquisition. Informations - Age and sex of the subject. palm - X,Y,Z position of the center of the palm of the hand. rotation - X,Y,Z coordinates of the normal versor to the palm of the hand. index - X,Y,Z position of the index finger tip. middle - X,Y,Z position of the middle finger tip. ring - X,Y,Z position of the ring finger tip. small - X,Y,Z position of the small index tip. thumb - X,Y,Z position of the thumb index tip. timelist - epoch time of each sample in milliseconds.
DOI: 10.17632/kry8ctjg9h.1
title: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Sustainability of the Financial System of Serbia Data Output

description: SPSS output and Google Forms prints
DOI: 10.17632/cmngb4vdb5.2
title: Proxy for historical CO2 emissions related to centralised electricity generation in Europe

description: This repository contains a dataset of calculated historical CO2 emissions related to public electricity generation in all EU-27 countries plus Great Britain and Norway for the period from 1990 to 2018. Furthermore, it contains figures and charts visualising the data and all scripts necessary to reproduce the dataset.
DOI: 10.17632/s2pk6cdh7c.1
title: Pie charts showing relative proportions of each diagnosis related group in hospitals with versus without dermatology residency programs.

description: This study analyzed cellulitis DRGs in Ohio hospitals and their corresponding discharges and hospital bed sizes. By analyzing the variety of dermatologic DRGs at these two types of hospitals, hospitals with dermatology programs had a greater variety of dermatologic DRGs overall.
DOI: 10.17632/ty33r9g972.1
title: SARS-CoV-2 variant B.1.1.7 is susceptible to neutralizing antibodies elicited by ancestral Spike vaccines. Shen et al. Supplemental Tables S1, S2, S3

description: Supplemental Tables S1, S2, S3.
DOI: 10.17632/tb5gdzdvhx.2
title: Conserving workforce while temporarily rebalancing assembly lines under demand disruption

description: Paper's dataset with benchmark-based instances and obtained results.
DOI: 10.17632/8zxcr7mdz2.1
title: Data for: An Investigation into the Impact of Pre-Adolescent Training on Canine Behavior

description: An online survey about puppy training was sent to members of the Center for Canine Behavior Studies and posted on our social media platforms. Sixty hundred and forty-one (641) qualifying owners provided information on 1023 dogs. About half (48%) of the dogs involved in the study attended puppy training and the balance (52%) did not (the control group). The goal of the study was to find out whether puppy training at various ages (&lt;3 months, 4 months, 4-6 months) helped prevent behavior problems later in life (&gt; 1 year). It was found that puppy training classes at any age up to 6 months of age were beneficial in reducing the odds of a dog developing aggression, compulsive behavior, excessive barking, and destructive behavior. Reward-based training methods were employed in 89% of dogs attending puppy training classes. A variety of restraining devices were employed in most puppies attending training classes, some of which could be considered punitive. Demographics of behavior problems in all 1023 dogs produced some expected and some unexpected results. This Mendeley dataset includes: * The raw dog and dog-owner datasets in CSV format. * A link the GitHub repository where analysis was performed.
DOI: 10.17632/stjfr9xvxg.1
title: Living foraminifera relative abundances and total organic carbon in European Atlantic intertidal and transitional areas

description: This database was built to assign benthic foraminiferal species to ecological groups of sensitivity to total organic carbon (see Bouchet et al, 2021 in Marine Pollution Bulletin for more details). Because of the particular characteristics of foraminiferal habitats and communities, we decided to present the database split in two: one for the English Channel/European Atlantic and one for the Mediterranean region. The overall aim of this paper is to provide foraminiferal ecologists with a ready-to-use database detailing foraminiferal species relative abundances and total organic content (%) in the studied sampling site to be used for ecological, biogeographical and environmental monitoring purpose.
DOI: 10.17632/8vj68sr4rx.1
title: JPO_2021_Wind_turbulence_over_misaligned_surface_waves_and_air-sea_momentum_flux

description: These data are for the following publications, which compare flow field data collected from a large eddy simulation model of turbulent wind flow over surface gravity waves in strongly forced wind conditions using a wave-following mapped coordinate system: Husain, N.T, T. Hara, and P.P. Sullivan: Wind turbulence over misaligned surface waves and air-sea momentum flux. Part I: Waves following and opposing wind. (Manuscript in preparation) Husain, N.T, T. Hara, and P.P. Sullivan: Wind turbulence over misaligned surface waves and air-sea momentum flux. Part I: Waves following and opposing wind. (Manuscript in preparation) PART I: Includes a comparison of waves following and opposing wind for |c/u*| = 1.4, 2.8, 5.6, 8.2, 11.0 (ratio of wave phase speed to surface friction velocity) corresponding to file designations 1x, 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, respectively. From these data, we compare equivalent surface roughness and wave growth rate, as well as horizontally-averaged mapped profiles of the following: - Wind speed, wind shear, and turbulent kinetic energy - Momentum budget (including pressure stress, wave-coherent stress, and turbulent stress) - Energy budget (including shear production, transport, and viscous dissipation) and eddy viscosity We also compare phase-averaged flow fields of the following: - Horizontal and vertical wind speed - Streamlines - Pressure - Turbulent kinetic energy - Dissipation rate - Vorticity (including instantaneous) - Wave-coherent stress - Excess turbulent stress - Pressure, turbulent tangential, and turbulent normal stresses (surface distribution) PART II: Includes a comparison of waves in aligned wind (0 degrees) and oblique wind (45 degrees) for waves following and opposing wind at |c/u*| = 1.4. All quantities from Part I are included in Part II, but also include: - Phase-averaged cross-wave velocity (v) - Phase averaged vorticity magnitude and TKE separated into along-wave and cross-wave components - Instantaneous top-down vorticity magnitude plots - Horizontally averaged profiles of wind velocity, wind shear, and turbulent stress angles - Momentum budget separated into along-wave and cross-wave components - Simulated wind speed, wind shear, and wind stress measurements from a wave-following platform (for Part I and Part II)
DOI: 10.17632/8hbjskw3xn.1
title: Data from the coupled detrital zircon U–Pb and Hf case study of the Sibumasu Terrane in northwest Thailand

description: This dataset is the first coupled zircon U-Pb and Hf analysis from Ordovician to Triassic sediments of the Sibumasu Terrane in northwest Thailand. This dataset includes sample imagery, a cumulative kernel density estimate used to determine a consistent age cut off for the U-Pb isotopic systems of all eight samples and the relevant analytical data tables from LA–ICP–MS (U-Pb) and Multicollector (U-Pb and Lu-Hf) instruments. Information on each specific dataset are detailed below. Both the U–Pb and Hf datasets show older Proterozoic age peaks characteristic of Gondwana and the emergence of an Indosinian source in the younger units. Our data are consistent with other published studies from Sibumasu indicating a contiguous terrane, inconsistent with composite terrane reconstructions. These results and implications are explored further in the associated Journal of Asian Earth Sciences submission, which should be cited when using this dataset. Fig. 1: Thin sections, outcrop and hand specimens of samples. Minerals present are labelled where: Qtz is quartz; Ol is olivine; L is undifferentiated lithic fragments; Bt is biotite; Mu is muscovite; Am is amphibole mainly hornblende in these samples); Pl is plagioclase; Mc is microcline and Px is pyroxene. (a) Hand specimen of RDT15_078 (b) RDT16_001 thin section image in Cross Polarised Light (XPL), (c) Hand specimen of RDT15_066, (d) RDT16_018 overview thin section image in Cross Polarised Light (XPL), (e) RDT16_008 thin section image illustrating olivine (Ol) detritus in Plane Polarised Light (PPL) (f) RDT16_008 thin section image showing olivine (Ol) detritus in XPL, (g) RDT16_019 overview thin section image in XPL, (h) RDT16_006 field location, (i) RDT16_012 field locality (j) RDT16_012 overview thin section image in XPL. Fig. 2: General geological setting for sample RDT16_012 (side road west of Khun Yuam). A) Outcrop photograph of thinly bedded cherts and shales inferred to be of Middle Triassic age (Baum et al., 1981), i.e. Mae Sariang Formation. B) Outcrop photography of well-bedded sandstones and pebbly sandstones, with interbedded shales. C) Oblique Google Earth Image showing the geology west of Khun Yuam, around Ban Pratu Muang. D) Schematic cross-section showing main geological relationships along the side road east of Ban Pratu Muang. Fig. 3: Cumulative kernel density estimate (KDE) of all eight samples' age distributions from northwest Thailand. To determine the most appropriate and precise zircon U–Pb ages for this study’s dataset, the KDE of all ±10% discordant data was used to determine the minima of the data (206Pb/238U ages between 1350–1383 Ma). It was then decided that all 206Pb/238U ages ≤1351 Ma would be used for age determination, utilising the 207Pb/206Pb age for all older grains. Table 1: Main isotopes and ratios measured using LA–ICP–MS and Multicollector Table 2: LA–ICP–MS Analytical Method Information Table 3: Lu–Hf Standards and Analytical Parameters
DOI: 10.17632/jy7hh77f8c.1
title: SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19 Pandemic) in Nigeria: Multi-institutional Survey of Knowledge, Practices and Perception Amongst Undergraduate Veterinary Medical Students

description: Data on the knowledge, Practices, and Perception levels of Veterinary medical students towards
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4560887
title: CoVaxxy Tweet IDs data set

description: A collection of Tweet IDs related to Covid-19 Vaccines, gathered from Twitter since Jan 4, 2021. Please see https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.07694 for more information.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14110265
title: The Variant Gambit: COVID’s Next Move

description: List of all SARS-CoV-2 sequences from GISAID which were utilized to generate the table of mutations found in emerging variants in "The Variant Gambit: COVID’s Next Move" by Plante et al (Cell Host & Microbe, Submitted)<strong>. </strong>Data includes accession numbers as well as the submitting laboratories, originating laboratories, and authors.<strong> </strong>We thank all individuals involved in the generation and deposit of this invaluable dataset.<strong><br></strong>
DOI: 10.3886/e112424v1-79920
title: Replication data for: Promoting Recycling: Private Values, Social Norms, and Economic Incentives

description: Evidence from a nationally representative sample of households illuminates the determinants of recycling behavior for plastic water bottles. Private values of the environment are influential in promoting recycling, as are personal norms for pro-environmental behavior. However, social norms with respect to the assessment of the household's recycling behaviors by others have little independent effect. Particularly influential are policies that create economic incentives to promote recycling either through state recycling laws that reduce the time and inconvenience costs of recycling or through bottle deposits. Effective policies can have a discontinuous effect at the individual level, transforming non-recyclers into avid recyclers.
DOI: 10.3886/e133161
title: Predictors of physical activity levels in university physical education implementing Sport Education

description: Purpose: By adopting Sport Education into the university context, this study examined how lesson content and teacher interaction contribute to university students’ physical activity levels during physical education lessons. Methods: After a continuing professional development workshop, the 10-week Sport Education was designed collaboratively and implemented according to the environment in a university. This study used the momentary time sampling tool of System for Observing Fitness Instruction Time, eight teachers and 202 students (72% of male) were videotaped in 156 lessons. The data on physical activity levels, lesson content, and teacher behavior were collected and analyzed.Results: The student-participants could not meet the moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) recommendation of 50% lesson time. Findings of hierarchical linear regression indicated that knowledge (β = .29) and general content (β = .29) contributed to the sitting physical activity while skill practices (β = .25) and gameplay (β = .38) predicted the MVPA. Discussion: Practical implications of utilizing the features of Sport Education in boosting activities intensity were discussed, especially the team affiliation, formal competition, and record keeping. Further investigations were proposed on the interaction of gameplay content and teacher behavior with a larger sample size.
description: Smallest Geographic Unit: Hong Kong
DOI: 10.3886/e133161v1
title: Predictors of physical activity levels in university physical education implementing Sport Education

description: Purpose: By adopting Sport Education into the university context, this study examined how lesson content and teacher interaction contribute to university students’ physical activity levels during physical education lessons. Methods: After a continuing professional development workshop, the 10-week Sport Education was designed collaboratively and implemented according to the environment in a university. This study used the momentary time sampling tool of System for Observing Fitness Instruction Time, eight teachers and 202 students (72% of male) were videotaped in 156 lessons. The data on physical activity levels, lesson content, and teacher behavior were collected and analyzed.Results: The student-participants could not meet the moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) recommendation of 50% lesson time. Findings of hierarchical linear regression indicated that knowledge (β = .29) and general content (β = .29) contributed to the sitting physical activity while skill practices (β = .25) and gameplay (β = .38) predicted the MVPA. Discussion: Practical implications of utilizing the features of Sport Education in boosting activities intensity were discussed, especially the team affiliation, formal competition, and record keeping. Further investigations were proposed on the interaction of gameplay content and teacher behavior with a larger sample size.
description: Smallest Geographic Unit: Hong Kong
DOI: 10.3886/e126301v1-79940
title: COVID-impact.org Week 3 COVID Impact Survey

description: Decision-makers need clear information about the prevalence of coronavirus as well as its impacts on the American people and our society. The COVID Impact Survey will provide national and regional statistics about physical health, mental health, economic security, and social dynamics in the United States.