cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684966
title: Planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na podstawie na podstawie przedsiębiorstwa z branży roboty związane z budową obiektów inżynierii lądowej i wodnej. Planning of sales from the company on the basis of industry works related to the construction of buildings and civil engineering.

description: Poniższy raport ma na celu przedstawienie zaplanowanych przychodów ze sprzedaży jak również przedstawienie sytuacji finansowej przedsiębiorstwa z branży roboty związane z budową obiektów inżynierii lądowej i wodnej.<br>This report aims to present the planned sales revenue as well as representation of the financial enterprises in the works for the construction of buildings and civil engineering.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684966.v1
title: Planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na podstawie na podstawie przedsiębiorstwa z branży roboty związane z budową obiektów inżynierii lądowej i wodnej. Planning of sales from the company on the basis of industry works related to the construction of buildings and civil engineering.

description: Poniższy raport ma na celu przedstawienie zaplanowanych przychodów ze sprzedaży jak również przedstawienie sytuacji finansowej przedsiębiorstwa z branży roboty związane z budową obiektów inżynierii lądowej i wodnej.<br>This report aims to present the planned sales revenue as well as representation of the financial enterprises in the works for the construction of buildings and civil engineering.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684975.v1
title: Prognoza-przyszłorocznej-sprzedaży-dla-przedsiębiorstw-z-branży-budowlanej-Pilipiszyn-K-Bartosik-R

description: Planowana prognoza przyszłorocznej sprzedaży dla przedsiębiorstw z branży budowlanej.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684935
title: MEASURING PATIENT PREFERENCES THROUGH THE TIME TRADE OFF METHOD FOR ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS ON LARGE SAMPLES

description: Data set and figures of the project "MEASURING PATIENT PREFERENCES THROUGH THE TIME TRADE OFF METHOD FOR ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS ON LARGE SAMPLES". This project had the aim to test a method of collecting TTO-derived utilities using a platform called Amazon MTurk, that provides reliable, fast and inexpensive data. Codes can be found at our Github project repository: https://github.com/joaovissoci/Preference-Mturk
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684939
title: Personas for Lung Cancer Patients, Carers and Healthcare Professionals, developed through the Ethnographic Coding of Empirical Data.

description: This report contains details of the personas and scenarios constructed during the pilot phase of the Online Social Support for Lung Cancer Patients project. The personas are all derived from empirical data, using an ethnographic coding process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684935.v1
title: MEASURING PATIENT PREFERENCES THROUGH THE TIME TRADE OFF METHOD FOR ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS ON LARGE SAMPLES

description: Data set and figures of the project "MEASURING PATIENT PREFERENCES THROUGH THE TIME TRADE OFF METHOD FOR ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS ON LARGE SAMPLES". This project had the aim to test a method of collecting TTO-derived utilities using a platform called Amazon MTurk, that provides reliable, fast and inexpensive data. Codes can be found at our Github project repository: https://github.com/joaovissoci/Preference-Mturk
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684939.v1
title: Personas for Lung Cancer Patients, Carers and Healthcare Professionals, developed through the Ethnographic Coding of Empirical Data.

description: This report contains details of the personas and scenarios constructed during the pilot phase of the Online Social Support for Lung Cancer Patients project. The personas are all derived from empirical data, using an ethnographic coding process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684946.v1
title: Planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na przykładzie przedsiębiorstwa z branży robót budowlanych związane ze wznoszeniem budynków (PKD 41)

description: Raport przedstawia planowanie przyszłorocznej sprzedaży na przykładzie przedsiębiorstwa z branży robót budowlanych związanych ze wznoszeniem budynków (PKD 41) z wykorzystaniem procentu od sprzedaży.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684926
title: Poster: Using altmetrics and citation counts to assess the social and academic impact of Médecins Sans Frontières publications

description: Each year, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) staff and their academic colleagues publish a large number of research findings in peer-reviewed scholarly articles, which are made freely available in the online repository of MSF Field Research. Since MSF’s field research has great potential to influence many domains, including policy, clinical practice, and humanitarian advocacy, it is important for the organisation to find ways to maximise the reach of its research. Some approaches for capturing the “uptake” of MSF’s scholarly outputs include obtaining journal article citation counts and MSF field research repository item download counts. However, these measures of impact have limitations: 1) citation counts may take months or years to accumulate and may not capture non-academic impact, and 2) item download counts do not provide information about how the research was subsequently used by the reader. Altmetrics, or “alternative metrics”, can potentially provide a view of both social and academic impact by measuring attention in multiple online channels, including news coverage, blog posts, and social media. As such, altmetrics provide real-time measures of research uptake that can be used to assess the quantity and quality of online attention surrounding scholarly articles. This poster examines the social (altmetrics) and academic (citation counts) impact of MSF publications from July 2011 to December 2012. This poster will be presented at the MSF Scientific Day in London, UK on 10th May 2012.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684946.v2
title: Planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na przykładzie przedsiębiorstwa z branży robót budowlanych związane ze wznoszeniem budynków (PKD 41)

description: Raport przedstawia planowanie przyszłorocznej sprzedaży na przykładzie przedsiębiorstwa z branży robót budowlanych związanych ze wznoszeniem budynków (PKD 41) z wykorzystaniem procentu od sprzedaży.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684917
title: On Effective Pedagogical Practice in Teaching Computer Programming to CS/CIS Majors

description: This paper argues a few pedagogical approaches to deliver an effective computer programming course to CS/CIS students, or students of other majors who are serious about computer programming. Some topics covered in this paper include programming aptitude, teaching objectives, and effective teaching approaches.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684915.v1
title: Analiza finansowa przedsiębiorstwa z punktu widzenia zarządzającego

description: Raport przedstawia analizę przedsiębiorstwa z branży ochrona osób i mienia z punktu widzenia zarządzającego jednostką. Ukazuje interpretację podstawowych wskaźników i na jej podstawie określa sytuację badanego przedsiębiorstwa z podaniem rekomendacji odpowiednich działań.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684551
title: Coded Text Fragments, 2013

description: List of the traditional GUI concepts that were coded in MaxQda software for the paper “A public deployment of a multi-application and multi-user display system in the field” submitted to the J.UCS special issue “Towards Sustainable Computing through Ambient Intelligence”.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683903
title: Very Simple Derivation Of A New Simple Equation Or Formula To Calculate Planets

description: Planets Perihelion Advance
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683904
title: Very Simple Derivation Of More Accurate Physical Equation To Calculate Light Rays

description: Light Rays' Deviation By Celestial Massive Bodies
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684551.v2
title: Coded Text Fragments, 2013

description: List of the traditional GUI concepts that were coded in MaxQda software for the paper “A public deployment of a multi-application and multi-user display system in the field” submitted to the J.UCS special issue “Towards Sustainable Computing through Ambient Intelligence”.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.684551.v1
title: A public deployment of a multi-application and multi-user display system in the field - Coded Text Fragments, 2013

description: List of the traditional GUI concepts that were coded in MaxQda software for the paper “A public deployment of a multi-application and multi-user display system in the field” submitted to the J.UCS special issue “Towards Sustainable Computing through Ambient Intelligence”.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683904.v1
title: Very Simple Derivation Of More Accurate Physical Equation To Calculate Light Rays' Deviation Angle By Celestial Massive Bodies

description: Light Rays' Deviation By Celestial Massive Bodies
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683896.v1
title: Risk management in creating value in the example of companies from the agricultural crops

description: Risk management in creatinh value of the company
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683882
title: planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na podstawie przedsiebiorstwa z branzy handlu hurtowego

description: planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na podstawie przedsiebiorstwa z branzy handlu hurtowego
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683879
title: qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment

description: This fileset includes data on qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment published in Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part D: Genomics and Proteomics:<em> Characterizing short read sequencing for gene discovery and RNA-Seq analysis in Crassostrea gigas</em> (Gavery & Roberts 2012). In this study we wanted to investigate how qPCR technology using individuals corroborated with RNA-seq analysis of pooled individuals. Overall, two general trends were observed. First, directionality of expression was congruent for a majority of the assayed genes. For those targets that were not in agreement, the difference in expression between the samples was within 2 fold. This observation is consistent with previous studies examining the correlation between RNA-seq and qPCR (e.g. Marioni et al., 2008, Beane et al., 2011). Second, the fold difference between samples was generally larger by RNA-seq analysis. For example, for all 4 genes determined to be significantly different by both analyses (DPGN, GSPA, GP17A and HMG2) the fold difference was larger for the RNA-seq analysis than for qPCR. Previous studies have also indicated that RNA-seq analysis reports larger fold differences than qPCR or microarray analysis (Hoen et al., 2008). The genes identified as not significantly different (CALL, GNRR2 and TIMP3) using RNA-seq had the lowest number of mapped reads. Aside from these general trends, there were differences observed between between these orthologous methods. There could be multiple explanations for these discrepancies, which are described.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683882.v1
title: planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na podstawie przedsiebiorstwa z branzy handlu hurtowego

description: planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na podstawie przedsiebiorstwa z branzy handlu hurtowego
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683879.v1
title: qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment published in BMC Genomics: Characterizing short read sequencing for gene discovery and RNA-Seq analysis in Crassostrea gigas (Gavery & Roberts 2012)

description: This fileset includes data on qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment published in BMC Genomics:<em> Characterizing short read sequencing for gene discovery and RNA-Seq analysis in Crassostrea gigas</em> (Gavery & Roberts 2012). In this study we wanted to investigate how qPCR technology using individuals corroborated with RNA-seq analysis. Overall, two general trends were observed. First, directionality of expression was congruent for a majority of the assayed genes. For those targets that were not in agreement, the difference in expression between the samples was within 2 fold. This observation is consistent with previous studies examining the correlation between RNA-seq and qPCR (e.g. Marioni et al., 2008, Beane et al., 2011). Second, the fold difference between samples was generally larger by RNA-seq analysis. For example, for all 4 genes determined to be significantly different by both analyses (DPGN, GSPA, GP17A and HMG2) the fold difference was larger for the RNA-seq analysis than for qPCR. Previous studies have also indicated that RNA-seq analysis reports larger fold differences than qPCR or microarray analysis (Hoen et al., 2008). The genes identified as not significantly different (CALL, GNRR2 and TIMP3) using RNA-seq had the lowest number of mapped reads. Aside from these general trends, there were differences observed between between these orthologous methods. There could be multiple explanations for these discrepancies, which are described.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683872.v1
title: PLANOWANIE PRZYCHODÓW ZE SPRZEDAŻY NA PRZYKŁADZIE PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWA Z BRANŻY MAGAZYNOWANIE I DZIAŁALNOŚĆ USŁUGOWA WPOMAGAJĄCA TRANSPORT

description: Raport przedstawia prognozę przyszłorocznej sprzedaży w przedsiębiorstwie działającym w branży magazynowanie i działalność usługowa wspomagająca transport, poprzez ocenę sytuacji finansowej przedsiębiorstwa, planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży i prognozę sprawozdań finansowych na kolejny rok
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683879.v2
title: qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment in Crassostrea gigas (Gavery & Roberts 2012)

description: This fileset includes data on qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment published in BMC Genomics:<em> Characterizing short read sequencing for gene discovery and RNA-Seq analysis in Crassostrea gigas</em> (Gavery & Roberts 2012). In this study we wanted to investigate how qPCR technology using individuals corroborated with RNA-seq analysis. Overall, two general trends were observed. First, directionality of expression was congruent for a majority of the assayed genes. For those targets that were not in agreement, the difference in expression between the samples was within 2 fold. This observation is consistent with previous studies examining the correlation between RNA-seq and qPCR (e.g. Marioni et al., 2008, Beane et al., 2011). Second, the fold difference between samples was generally larger by RNA-seq analysis. For example, for all 4 genes determined to be significantly different by both analyses (DPGN, GSPA, GP17A and HMG2) the fold difference was larger for the RNA-seq analysis than for qPCR. Previous studies have also indicated that RNA-seq analysis reports larger fold differences than qPCR or microarray analysis (Hoen et al., 2008). The genes identified as not significantly different (CALL, GNRR2 and TIMP3) using RNA-seq had the lowest number of mapped reads. Aside from these general trends, there were differences observed between between these orthologous methods. There could be multiple explanations for these discrepancies, which are described.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683879.v4
title: qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment

description: This fileset includes data on qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment published in Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part D: Genomics and Proteomics:<em> Characterizing short read sequencing for gene discovery and RNA-Seq analysis in Crassostrea gigas</em> (Gavery & Roberts 2012). In this study we wanted to investigate how qPCR technology using individuals corroborated with RNA-seq analysis of pooled individuals. Overall, two general trends were observed. First, directionality of expression was congruent for a majority of the assayed genes. For those targets that were not in agreement, the difference in expression between the samples was within 2 fold. This observation is consistent with previous studies examining the correlation between RNA-seq and qPCR (e.g. Marioni et al., 2008, Beane et al., 2011). Second, the fold difference between samples was generally larger by RNA-seq analysis. For example, for all 4 genes determined to be significantly different by both analyses (DPGN, GSPA, GP17A and HMG2) the fold difference was larger for the RNA-seq analysis than for qPCR. Previous studies have also indicated that RNA-seq analysis reports larger fold differences than qPCR or microarray analysis (Hoen et al., 2008). The genes identified as not significantly different (CALL, GNRR2 and TIMP3) using RNA-seq had the lowest number of mapped reads. Aside from these general trends, there were differences observed between between these orthologous methods. There could be multiple explanations for these discrepancies, which are described.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683879.v3
title: qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment in the Pacific oyster, Crassostrea gigas

description: This fileset includes data on qPCR corroboration of an RNA-Seq experiment published in BMC Genomics:<em> Characterizing short read sequencing for gene discovery and RNA-Seq analysis in Crassostrea gigas</em> (Gavery & Roberts 2012). In this study we wanted to investigate how qPCR technology using individuals corroborated with RNA-seq analysis. Overall, two general trends were observed. First, directionality of expression was congruent for a majority of the assayed genes. For those targets that were not in agreement, the difference in expression between the samples was within 2 fold. This observation is consistent with previous studies examining the correlation between RNA-seq and qPCR (e.g. Marioni et al., 2008, Beane et al., 2011). Second, the fold difference between samples was generally larger by RNA-seq analysis. For example, for all 4 genes determined to be significantly different by both analyses (DPGN, GSPA, GP17A and HMG2) the fold difference was larger for the RNA-seq analysis than for qPCR. Previous studies have also indicated that RNA-seq analysis reports larger fold differences than qPCR or microarray analysis (Hoen et al., 2008). The genes identified as not significantly different (CALL, GNRR2 and TIMP3) using RNA-seq had the lowest number of mapped reads. Aside from these general trends, there were differences observed between between these orthologous methods. There could be multiple explanations for these discrepancies, which are described.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683863.v1
title: Planowanie przychodów ze sprzedaży na przykładzie przedsiębiorstwa z branży m.in. handel hurtowy i komisowy, z wyłączeniem handlu pojazdami samochodowymi, motocyklami

description: Poniższy raport przedstawia ocenę sytuacji finansowej przedsiębiorstwa, prognozowanie przyszłorocznej sprzedaży przedsiębiorstwa oraz prognostyczne sprawozdanie finansowe na kolejny rok.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683857
title: goldstone slope vs kp

description: The evolution of the real and imaginary parts of the Goldstone mode of an OPO for fixed signal frequency and pump power and varying pump frequency kp.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683857.v1
title: goldstone slope vs kp

description: The evolution of the real and imaginary parts of the Goldstone mode of an OPO for fixed signal frequency and pump power and varying pump frequency kp.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683834
title: Revised version of File S4 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012

description: A revised version of File S4 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012 that corrects the number of reads supporting each target site duplication. The originally reported data file provided incorrect read support counts based only on the first strain in which the TE insertion was identified, rather than the total number of read counts from all strains merged across the entire dataset. For 1,606 TE insertions that are present in more than one strain identified using Illumina sequencing, the corrected number of reads supporting the TE insertion is higher than originally reported. The location, strand and TE family for all 8,024 TE insertion sites identified using Illumina sequencing in Linheiro & Bergman 2012 is unchanged. None of the main conclusions of Linheiro & Bergman 2012 are affected by this error.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683836
title: Revised version of File S3 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012

description: A revised version of File S3 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012 that corrects the number of reads supporting each target site duplication. The originally reported data file provided incorrect read support counts based only on the first strain in which the TE insertion was identified, rather than the total number of read counts from all strains merged across the entire dataset. For 461 TE insertions that are present in more than one strain identified using 454 sequencing, the corrected number of reads supporting the TE insertion is higher than originally reported. The location, strand and TE family for 3,379 out of 3,386 TE insertion sites identified using 454 sequencing in Linheiro & Bergman 2012 is unchanged. For 7 out of the 3,386 TE insertions identified using 454 sequencing, properly merging reads across strains led to differences in location, strand or TE family predicted. None of the main conclusions of Linheiro & Bergman 2012 are affected by this error.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683837
title: Bergman Lab Data

description: Data Files from the Bergman Lab at the University of Manchester
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683847.v1
title: OPO excitation spectrum

description: Draft research report
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683834.v3
title: Revised version of File S4 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012

description: A revised version of File S4 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012 that corrects the number of reads supporting each target site duplication. The originally reported data file provided incorrect read support counts based only on the first strain in which the TE insertion was identified, rather than the total number of read counts from all strains merged across the entire dataset. For 1,606 TE insertions that are present in more than one strain identified using Illumina sequencing, the corrected number of reads supporting the TE insertion is higher than originally reported. The location, strand and TE family for all 8,024 TE insertion sites identified using Illumina sequencing in Linheiro & Bergman 2012 is unchanged. None of the main conclusions of Linheiro & Bergman 2012 are affected by this error.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683836.v1
title: Revised version of File S3 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012

description: A revised version of File S3 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012 that corrects the number of reads supporting each target site duplication. The originally reported data file provided incorrect read support counts based on the first strain in which the TE insertion was identified, rather than the total number of read counts across all strains in the dataset. The existence and location of each TE identified in Linheiro & Bergman 2012 is unchanged, however the corrected number of reads supporting TEs that are present in more than one strain is higher than originally reported.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683836.v2
title: Revised version of File S3 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012

description: A revised version of File S3 from Linheiro & Bergman 2012 that corrects the number of reads supporting each target site duplication. The originally reported data file provided incorrect read support counts based only on the first strain in which the TE insertion was identified, rather than the total number of read counts from all strains merged across the entire dataset. For 461 TE insertions that are present in more than one strain identified using 454 sequencing, the corrected number of reads supporting the TE insertion is higher than originally reported. The location, strand and TE family for 3,379 out of 3,386 TE insertion sites identified using 454 sequencing in Linheiro & Bergman 2012 is unchanged. For 7 out of the 3,386 TE insertions identified using 454 sequencing, properly merging reads across strains led to differences in location, strand or TE family predicted. None of the main conclusions of Linheiro & Bergman 2012 are affected by this error.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.683837.v1
title: Bergman Lab Data

description: Data Files from the Bergman Lab at the University of Manchester