cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/4c44jf8zg4.1
title: Dataset of Milled Dry Grain Production in Indonesia in 2019

description: These datasets contain the data of the milled dry grain production (in tonnes) in 2019 of the 110 municipalities and districts in five provinces in Java Island Indonesia. We collected the data from the official report of the agricultural indicators provided on the website of the five provincial BPS-Statistics and inputted the data manually to the excel format. The total regions used are 110 municipalities and districts spread over five provinces in Java Island. The data analysis was performed using R and QGIS softwares.
DOI: 10.17632/bpckrn3vtn.1
title: Transcriptional and epi-transcriptional dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 during cellular infection. Chang et al.

description: This repository contains Supplementary Data for the above named manuscript to appear in Cell Reports. It contains only one item of Supplementary material, which is the following: Data S1. Supplementary data for Figure 6 modifications heatmap, Related to Figure 6. Sheet 1 contains the raw data for values in the heatmap. Sheet 2 contains a subset of sheet 1 with all values for bases with any one value &gt; 0.1 or &lt; -0.1. Red highlighted base numbers indicate positions that are near a transcript breakpoint and therefore in question. Units for both sheets is squared DMF.
DOI: 10.17632/6mvhzzjdzv.1
title: From Desert to Monsoon: Irreversible Climatic Transition at ~36 Ma in Southeastern Tibetan Plateau

description: Although there is increasing evidence for wet, monsoonal conditions in Southeast Asia during the late Eocene it has not been clear when this environment became established. Radiometrically dated Cenozoic sedimentary rocks from the Jianchuan Basin in the southeast flank of Tibetan Plateau now provide a section whose facies and climatic proxies constrain this evolution. Jianchuan Basin is located in Yunnan Province, PR China. Basin infill consists mostly of Cenozoic sedimentary rocks, which form the basic materials for this study. Mapping of lithostratigraphy and sedimentological investigation are performed in the field. Apart from facies analysis in the field, rock samples are collected for proxy investigation. These include samples for hematite and goethite measurements, SEM observation of quartz, grain size analysis, pollen counting, and 40Ar/39Ar dating. Semi-arid conditions had dominated the region since Paleocene, culminating in mid Eocene when desert dunes developed. From 36 Ma, the basin began to accumulate swamp sediments with coals, together with synchronous braided river deposits, indicating significant increase in precipitation. This remarkable transition from dry to wet conditions precedes the E/O boundary at 34 Ma, thus excluding general global cooling as a prime driver. We propose that uplift of Tibetan Plateau might have reached a threshold elevation by that time, deflecting/obstructing the Westerly Jet and thus giving way to monsoonal rains to penetrate into this downwind locality.
DOI: 10.17632/4xgsnm8trt.1
title: Leiocassis longirostris (♂) x Tachysurus vachelli (♀)

description: Mitochondrial genome of Leiocassis longirostris (♂) x Tachysurus vachelli (♀)
DOI: 10.17632/6674fwhhtg.2
title: Observational and Parcel and 1D model simulation data illustrated in Silber et al. (2021)

description: Long-term observational analysis results based on NSA measurements providing P(L|T), and parcel and 1D model ensembles' output for spherical and habit-evolving ice microphysics (Figures 1, 2, and A1 in Silber et al., 2021). Reference: Silber et al. (2021): Habit-Dependent Vapor Growth Modulates Arctic Supercooled Water Occurrence.
DOI: 10.17632/cpzn74v9pj.1
title: Segregating Amazon logging wastes from sustainable forest management improves carbonization indices performed in brick kilns

description: Data on the physical properties of logging wastes from sustainable forest management. In addition, carbonization indices.
DOI: 10.17632/npdzxcsfh9.1
title: Steller and California sea lion count and diet data in northwest Washington, 2010-2013

description: In this submission, we share data collected on Steller (Eumetopias jubatus) and California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) in northwest Washington year round from 2010-2013. Our primary objectives were to characterize the diets of Steller and California sea lions and to determine if the sympatric species compete for the same prey resources. We also wanted to determine how much prey each of the sea lions were eating. To determine prey consumption we collected data on the abundance of California and Steller sea lions during surveys. Generally only male California sea lions are present in northwest Washington. For Steller sea lions, all age groups are present and so we also counted by demographic group. We found that Steller and California sea lions have significant dietary niche overlap as the species utilize very similar assemblages of prey. We developed a procedure for estimating prey consumption by the sea lions using published data and our counts and have made our code publically available at https://github.com/jscordino/NW-WA-Sea-Lion-Prey-Consumption. We found that Steller sea lions ate roughly 11,000 metric tons of prey per year from 2010-2013 and that California sea lions ate roughly 9,500 metric tons of prey. A manuscript of our results has been submitted to Fishery Bulletin in April of 2021.
DOI: 10.17632/s33r57h5zm.1
title: (Dataset) Web accessibility of the e-commerce website

description: Evaluation of the accessibility of e-commerce sites
DOI: 10.17632/sb4xnz5ncv.2
title: Sediment Dynamics Measurements at Wax Lake Delta, Louisiana, USA, 2014

description: This datasets contains time series measurements of water depth, significant wave height, current velocity, shear velocity, turbidity, and suspended sediment concentration collected at the Wax Lake delta, Louisiana, USA, during Feb-Aug 2014. There are three files: (1) a data legend describing the data ('wax_lake_sediment_dynamics_data_legend.xlsx'); (2) a comma-delimited file of water depth, significant wave height, current velocity and shear velocity data ('water_level_wave_velocity_ustar.csv'); and (3) a comma-delimited file of turbidity and suspended sediment concentration data ('turbidity_ssc.csv').
DOI: 10.17632/5gh8n56xcs.2
title: DeRango_Schwarz_2021_GSL_foraging_hormones

description: Data on adult female GSL, including hormone measurements, age, year, body condition (SMI) and foraging strategy cluster. 1=benthic, 2=pelagic, 3=night. Also includes data used to calculate repeatability between initial and pre-trip values.
DOI: 10.17632/4xtg543hdj.1
title: Mercury distribution in an Upper St. Lawrence River wetland dominated by cattail (Typha angustifolia)

description: The data here corresponds with a study that examined total mercury concentrations in cattail (Typha angustifolia) organs, detritus, and soil in a riparian monotypic cattail wetland on the Upper St. Lawrence River in New York, USA. For further details on the data and methodology, contact the contributors.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14380772.v1
title: Data

description: The file contains the data required to replicate the results in the manuscript "Decomposition of air pollution emissions from Swedish manufacturing".
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14380772
title: Data

description: The file contains the data required to replicate the results in the manuscript "Decomposition of air pollution emissions from Swedish manufacturing".
DOI: 10.17632/vyp75f243x.1
title: Beginning the quest: phylogenetic hypothesis and identification of evolutionary lineages in bats of the genus Micronycteris (Chiroptera, Phyllostomidae)

description: Supplemental data for the manuscript "Beginning the quest: phylogenetic hypothesis and identification of evolutionary lineages in bats of the genus Micronycteris (Chiroptera, Phyllostomidae)". The data set contains per-locus alignments and tree files.
DOI: 10.17632/bs6pbskc8n.2
title: Dataset of selection and identification of mimotopes of the variant surface glycoprotein of Trypanosoma evansi RoTat1.2 isolate by PhD-12 peptide phage display library panning against monoclonal antibodies
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/k4vyvc
title: Didymosphaeria futilis (Berk. Broome) Rehm, 3604

description: Fungarium Mikromycetes
DOI: 10.17632/m594s3s5h7.1
title: Cyclic uniaxial cell stretching in tissue culture using a LEGO®-based mechanical stretcher and a polydimethylsiloxane stretchable vessel (STAR-PROTOCOLS-D-20-00412)
DOI: 10.17632/c8gwvb6fzb.2
title: Codes for: Propensity Score Matching for Multiple Treatments using Generalized Boosted Models

description: The document includes the codes for propensity score analysis based on multiple treatments, as well as the matching results for a dataset on R&D subsidies among Chinese high-tech manufacturing firms in Jiangsu Province. In the dataset, firms can receive a national subsidy or a provincial subsidy, which have different selection criteria. Propensity score analysis becomes complicated when there are multiple treatments. Existing studies bypass this complication by focusing on two of the treatments at a time and calculate the pairwise treatment effects, but this pairwise comparison does not allow advanced analysis that investigates how different treatments interact with other variables to influence the dependent variable. Our codes illustrate how to obtain a matched sample with balanced pretreatment variables for a dataset with multiple treatments. Using Generalized Boosted Models (GBMs) to calculate the generalized propensity score vector, our proposed procedure matches observations on a multi-dimensional space. After obtaining the matched sample, researchers can directly conduct complex econometric analysis using standard statistical packages without the necessity of additional programming. Our results also demonstrate the advantage of GBMs over the commonly-used multinomial logistic regressions in calculating the generalized propensity score.
DOI: 10.17632/kptvz5k65d.1
title: JDS.2020-20003 Supplement

description: Supplemental material for manuscript DOI 10.3168/jds.2020-20003
DOI: 10.17632/h83mtmnptr.1
title: Codes for "Technology, Market Structure and the New Gains from Trade", by Impullitti, Licando, Rendahl.

description: Codes for "Technology, Market Structure and the New Gains from Trade", by Impullitti, Licando, Rendahl.
DOI: 10.17632/n6c3wrtsxz.1
title: Genes co-expressed with CD163 in GBM

description: This dataset contained two files. Table S1 recorded the specific information of the genes co-expressed with CD163 in TCGA glioblastoma samples. The correlated information included gene symbol, Uniprot code, the coded protein name, the gene length, correlation coefficient, and corresponding colors in KEGG Mapper. Figure S1 recorded the enrichment results of co-expressed genes in KEGG cancer pathways. Violet represents key genes, red represents the hub genes and orange represents the other genes co-expressed with CD163.
DOI: 10.17632/mpyytj2pzk.1
title: The thickness layer measurement

description: The measurement process using SEM Cross-section for samples S1, S2, S3, and S4. Sample S4 were are not using preheating before the pouring process, which obtained an average thickness value of 0.011mm from ten measurements, while the deviation value was 1.72mm (Fig. 7a). SEM Cross-section analysis results for S1 samples using 500OC preheating temperature is an analysis of the position of the cross-section with an average thickness distance of 0.012mm from 10 measurements and a deviation value of 0.001mm. Measurements were made on the white layer area, as shown in Figure 7b. The results for S2 samples with a preheating temperature of 700OC obtained an average thickness of coating layer of 0.015mm from 10 measurements and a deviation value of 1.165mm. Measurements were made on the white layer area (Fig. 7c). The results for sample S3 using a preheating temperature of 900OC obtained an average layer thickness on the white layer at the edge of the surface areas, reaching 0.020mm from 10 measurements to obtain the average value. The deviation value is 0.001mm, as shown in Figure 7d. Figure 7. The thickness layer analysis by cross-section testing. (a) Thickness layer of the sample not using preheating process (S4), (b) Thickness layer of the sample by using temperature preheating 500OC (S1), (c) The thickness layer of the sample by using temperature preheating 700OC (S2), (d) Tthe thickness layer of the sample by using temperature preheating 900OC (S3).
DOI: 10.17632/d4wmrsj4dy.1
title: German Land Price Data Braun-Lee RSUE 2021

description: German Land Price Data Braun-Lee RSUE 2021 on a county level. Data from "The Prices of Residential Land in German Counties".
DOI: 10.17632/xcpyjj2gv7.1
title: Numerical investigation of building integrated solar thermal collectors under diverse conditions

description: This dataset presents the thermal performance of building-integrated flat solar collectors with a uniform and multiple riser structure. The input data of the numerical model were obtained with the use of the PVGIS tool. Solar radiation and ambient temperature values at slopes 0º,45º, and 90º were extracted and used as boundary conditions. Numerical calculations were carried using Finite Element (FE) analysis. Three-dimensional transient models were developed to calculate the investigated configurations' thermal performance based on the environmental temperature, the solar radiation, and the inclination angle. Data of hourly heat flux through the building masonry with the building-integrated solar collector and average fluid temperature of each system is presented. The data provided could be utilized to develop a building-integrated solar collector with improved efficiency or to be used for another numerical model investigation.
DOI: 10.17632/tksxbv7j5j.1
title: Raster-scanning optoacoustic mesoscopy (RSOM) imaging as an objective disease severity tool in atopic dermatitis patients. [Supp ver 2]

description: Supplementary File ver 2
DOI: 10.17632/bzyc8d57wy.1
title: EDX Analysis to quantify atoms deposition

description: The EDX test is important for calculating the elements deposited onto the surface. The results of EDX analysis are taken from different temperature parameters, then they will be compared between the use of low and high temperatures preheating. Also, samples using the preheating will be compared with samples that do not use the preheating. During the EDX measurement, different areas were focused and the corresponding peaks are shown in Figure 9. Figure 9. Energy Dispersive X-ray (EDX) analysis to quantify the deposition of atoms on the surface. (a) Sample S4, (b) Sample S1, (c) Sample S2, (d) Sample S3. (M: martensite, MC: metal carbide).
DOI: 10.17632/s53gcynkth.1
title: Data for: Airline Mitigation of Propagated Delays via Schedule Buffers: Theory and Empirics

description: The present repository is for the article: "Airline Mitigation of Propagated Delays via Schedule Buffers: Theory and Empirics" by Jan K. Brueckner, Achim I. Czerny, Alberto A. Gaggero, published on "Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review". For any query, please contact Alberto A. Gaggero (alberto.gaggero@unipv.it)
DOI: 10.17632/gb9mkr9kw3.1
title: Li isotope data Tamengo

description: This repository contains the model results using Li isotope data from carbonate rocks from the Tamengo Formation, west Brazil
DOI: 10.17632/xvgw97y39h.1
title: Mold Problem In Toronto - Mold Removal 2021

description: Mold Problem in Toronto - Health Hazards & Removal - If you have mold problems in your home and are looking for ways to get rid of mold in toronto gta, you've come to the right place. In this you can find recent data set for mold related admissions in toronto (taken from randon sampling of cases in 2020) and will learn more about the nature of mold, how it grows, the health problems it causes, mold removal, and how to prevent its occurrence. See attached files [PDF] inspection checklist for mold removal. Courtesy Of : Ultimatemoldcrew.ca
DOI: 10.17632/r774bxyf8d.2
title: Control of limb initiation and antero-posterior patterning by Meis transcription factors

description: Meis1 and Meis2 are highly similar homeodomain transcription factors that regulate organogenesis through cooperation with Hox proteins. Elimination of Meis genes after limb induction has shown their role in limb proximo-distal patterning; however, limb development in the complete absence of Meis function has not been studied. Meis1 and Meis2 are co-expressed during limb development, first in the lateral plate mesoderm before limb induction and then becoming restricted to a proximal domain of the growing limb bud. Here, we report that complete double conditional Meis1/2 inactivation in the lateral plate mesoderm leads to limb agenesis. Meis factors converge with Tbx factors in this function, extensively co-binding with Tbx to genomic sites and co-regulating enhancers of Fgf10, a critical factor in limb initiation. Limbs with three deleted Meis alleles develop a complete PD set of limb skeletal elements, but show proximal-specific skeletal hypoplasia and agenesis of posterior skeletal elements. This failure in posterior skeletal element specification reveals an early role of Meis factors in establishing the limb AP prepattern required for Shh activation at later stages. Our results uncover novel roles for Meis transcription factors in early limb development and identify their involvement in new molecular interaction networks that regulate organogenesis.
DOI: 10.17632/v5mgr25w2n.1
title: Effective Area Parameters

description: This data-set contains the measured readings of all the parameters required for estimation of effective area which, further, can be used for estimation of vehicle equivalency factors. Vehicle equivalency factors are required to convert a heterogeneous traffic stream, such as in developing countries like India (urban areas), into an equivalent homogeneous traffic stream to calculate roadway capacity and plot speed-flow relations. Furthermore, this data was acquired with the help of SEV software (as described in Minh et al. 2005); videography method was adopted to record video of the selected road sections, which was analysed in the SEV software. It must be noted that the selected sites were in Ahmedabad city of Gujarat state in India; however, the accuracy of the final equivalency factors can be increased with addition of more samples. (An illustrative figure is also provided to derive an idea as to how this data-set can be interpreted to calculate effective area.)
DOI: 10.17632/y7rzrbt6y5.2
title: 16s rRna data of Bacterial community during the secondary composting of Black soldier fly larvae bio-convertion residue
DOI: 10.17632/x7zvm2xphn.2
title: Personal monitoring data of Hp(10) and interview results regarding the positions of dosimeters

description: Inappropriate positioning of dosimeters causes incorrect readings of personal monitoring. The data includes information on 670 pairs of Hp(10) readings of medical workers at Hiroshima University Hospital and interview results regarding the positions of dosimeters. The data are shown in ”Orignal_Readings_included_Interviews.xlsx”.
DOI: 10.17632/6bms9dv3fr.1
title: The formation of microstructure at the surface

description: The microstructure found in the surface and the center area is different. Figure 5 shows that the microstructure formation on specimen S4 is average and consists of a fully ferritic-matrix microstructure. Therefore, with the rapid cooling process, eutectic carbide formation and a microstructure containing cementite, ferrite, and pearlite are very uniform and compact on the surface area. As explained by Riposan L. et al. that the graphite carbide structure is formed at the end of the solidification step in the ductile iron casting process [34,35]. The microstructure results for Sample S1 are shown in Figure 6, using a preheating temperature of 500OC, with very uniform Ferro carbide in the edge area. Also, the phase structure is randomly formed around the graphite nodule, which is visible because the main material used for all cast specimens is ductile iron. Therefore, chill uses SS 304 material dominated by the composition elements of 19.34%Cr and 4.9%Ni (Table 1). The coating area is found to be a primary eutectic carbide or Cr-carbide structure and is defined as (FeCr)3C, where more details are explained in the SEM-EDX analysis results. According to Vander Voort and Baldwin, chromium carbide is formed with the cooling rate of solidification and the 5%Cr composition. This carbide structure characteristic is very good for high wear-resistant [36]. Figures 7 describe the sample S2 and the parameters using a preheating temperature of 700OC. The type of microstructure formed in the edge area is similar to the S1 sample, which is dominated by Ferro carbide. The phase structure found near the coating area, and the perlite phase around the graphite nodule was acicular ferrite. A ledeburite phase forms in areas far from the diffusion region, while a structure eutectic carbide, also known as a white cast iron layer, is formed in the coating area. The eutectic carbide structure is called (FeCr)7C3, and this structure is formed due to the diffusion of the Cr and Ni structures contained in the chill material at a preheating temperature of 700OC. The microstructure formation on the surface of the S3 specimen using the preheating temperature of 900OC as shown in Figure 8, that the average microstructure consists of ferrous carbide and acicular ferrite near the diffusion zone with the small number of martensite phases. Meanwhile, Figure 8c shows that the diffusion layer formed on the surface has been shifting inward, this layer is the ledeburite phase or the so-called white cast iron layer which is dominant in the surface layer. These results as discussed by J. A. Pero-Sanz Elorz et al. [37].
DOI: 10.17632/cfbskh2xn8.2
title: The prevalence, characteristics and impact of chronic pain in people with muscular dystrophies: A systematic review and meta-analysis

description: Chronic pain is a frequent, yet under-recognised and under-assessed problem in people with muscular dystrophies (MDs). Knowledge of the prevalence and characteristics of chronic pain, and its impact on function and quality of life is limited and lacks systematic exploration. This article aims to systematically review and synthesise existing literature that addresses chronic pain prevalence, characteristics and impact in people with different types of MDs. The present meta-analysis showed that the estimated prevalence of chronic pain in MDs is high and similar across different diagnostic groups: 68% in FSHD, 65% in DM, 62% in BMD/DMD, and 60% in LGMD. On average, people with FSHD and DM present with moderate pain intensity. The lumbar spine, shoulders and legs are the most frequent sites of chronic pain among people with FSHD, DM, BMD/DMD, and LGMD, with little variation. Diffuse pain across multiple body sites was reported by a notable proportion of these individuals. Chronic pain has a negative impact on daily life activities in people with MDs, and may also contribute to decreased quality of life.
DOI: 10.17632/3982j75df7.1
title: Promotion of Cholangiocarcinoma Growth by Diverse Cancer-associated Fibroblast Subpopulations

description: Raw data for western blots and phosphoarrays in figure 7 and supplementary figure 7 of our study: Affo et al. "Promotion of Cholangiocarcinoma Growth by Diverse Cancer-associated Fibroblast Subpopulations". Cancer Cell, 2021.