cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.26143465.v1
title: 240304012_904_878 - 副本 - 副本.sav

description: This investigation explores the efficacy of an integrated model combining self-control theory and routine activity theory in elucidating online fraud victimization. The study utilizes survey data collected from a sample of 1050 Chinese university students. Results indicate that the integrated model demonstrates greater predictive power for fraud victimization outcomes compared to target selection. Low self-control emerges as a robust predictor of victimization. With the exception of age, demographic variables exhibit limited explanatory capacity regarding the risk of becoming a target. Among routine online activities, only online gaming and online reselling demonstrate significant associations with victimization risk. Three specific risky online behaviors are identified as potent predictive factors. The findings lend support to the hypothesis that the relationship between low self-control and victimization is partially mediated, while also confirming a significant direct effect.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.27087946.v1
title: <b>No seasonal change in egg rejection of two sympatric breeding cuckoo hosts</b>

description: This study was conducted from March to August 2020–2024 in the Liuzhi area of Guizhou, southwestern China (22°13′ N, 106°42′ E). The study area is located in a temperate monsoon climate zone with an elevation range of 1,070–1,657 m. The area is mainly a karst landscape consisting of a mosaic of villages, farmland, scrublands, and barren slopes (Zhong <i>et al.</i>, 2023).This study focuses on two sympatric hosts of the common cuckoo (<i>Cuculus canorus</i>), the grey bushchat (<i>Saxicola ferreus</i>) and the black-throated stonechat (<i>Saxicola torquata</i>). Using experimental eggs with varying degrees of mimicry (representing different egg rejection rates), we tested whether these hosts adjusted their egg rejection intensity based on the current cuckoo parasitism risk. Our results showed that both host species exhibited notable differences in rejection rates among various model eggs. However, regardless of the model egg type, no significant differences in egg rejection rates before and after the arrival of the cuckoo was noted. This finding suggests that the presence of cues associated with the arrival of cuckoos does not trigger changes in the hosts’ egg rejection rates. Additionally, we found that egg rejection rates could either increase or decrease after the arrival of the cuckoo. Therefore, the hypothesis of egg rejection adjusting for seasonal changes in parasitism risk was not supported by the present study. Future studies should investigate various host life history traits, such as anti-parasitism adaptation patterns, breeding experiences associated with age structure and mating systems, to further explore the mechanisms underlying seasonal changes in host egg rejection.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5735142.v2
title: MATLAB script for OCTA processing

description: These are the MATLAB scripts (with a ReadMe.txt) that will allow the user to point to a data file (.I16), and set up the processing script to analyze it and generate image stacks.
DOI: 10.17632/2fhw7c28f4
title: Observed hydrologic anomalies associated with the tectonic blocks before three consecutive earthquakes in Qinghai, China

description: Here we share our research data including earthquake data and hydrologic data.
DOI: 10.17632/rp3f7mdjxz
title: Data for: Spatial Characteristics and Future Forecasting of Carbon Dioxide Emissions in China: A Provincial-Level Analysis

description: The dataset includes the important data in the 'Spatial Characteristics and Future Forecasting of Carbon Diox-ide Emissions in China: A Provincial-Level Analysis'.Sheet 1 shows the economic and energy data of China's 31 provinces for training the mode. Sheet 2 shows the data for prediction. Sheet 3 shows the accounting results of carbon dioxide emissions in 31 provinces of China from 1999 to 2019 and prediction of carbon dioxide emissions by 2035.The sources and processing methods of all data have been mentioned in the paper.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28665032.v1
title: Genotyping of rapeseed (B. napus) accessions.

description: Rapeseed (<i>Brassica napus</i>) accessions were genotyped using Brassica 19K Illumina SNP array.
DOI: 10.17632/xhmjcfp2ym
title: Type 2 diabetes and Psychosocial determinants of achieving clinical targets

description: This dataset is from a project investigating the role diabetes self-management, knowledge and management self-efficacy have on clinical targets among Type 2 diabetes patients in Thailand. Data have been de-identified. The patient data is in the file MontiFinal.csv, and a description of the variables contained therein are provided in DataDictionary.xls
DOI: 10.17632/zgkxb5tvpg
title: Pooled Dataset on Entrepreneurial Characteristics of Undergraduates in Selected Nigerian Universities

description: This pooled dataset presents data collected through four (4) independent cross-sectional surveys of undergraduates in six (6) selected Nigerian universities. The data were collected from a total of 12,615 undergraduates studying courses in social sciences, sciences and engineering disciplines. The surveys assessed entrepreneurship interest, background and experience of the respondents. Coming from surveys collected at intervals of between four and five years, the usefulness of the dataset is many folds. The dataset allows for an assessment of the impacts of the compulsory entrepreneurship training that was introduced in the Nigerian university system at about the time of the first survey. It can also be used to quantify the potential pool of future entrepreneurs among the highly educated Nigerian youth. The dataset presents a full entrepreneurship profile of a sample of educated young people in the largest and most populous nation in sub-Saharan Africa, which is useful for researchers, policymakers, donors and other development practitioners seeking to characterize and design appropriate interventions for youths in the developing world.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20297136.v1
title: test_dataset_RAW

description: ## 1 FILE CONTENTS ############################################# <br> 751 x 40003 values: <br> - 1 header row, which corresponds to the 40002 resolved wavelengths and 1 target identifier. <br> - 750 spectra (rows) of the targets whose content is to be predicted: 50 spectra of 15 distinct targets. <br> Note that the dataset occupies significantly less RAM when loaded than the file's disk sizes (cca. 50 %). <br> Note that the column names may be modified by the software/library used for processing the spectra. Hence, we advise increased caution when extracting the wavelengths. <br> Alternatively, you can use the wavelength values provided separately in the wavelengths.csv file. <br> Note that the target identifier column is a character vector of the format "target_i", i = {1,2,...,15}. Thus, we recommended loading in the dataset as a dataframe instead of a matrix (a dataframe can contain both numeric and character values). <br> ## 2 DATA ACQUISITION ############################################# <br> The dataset was collected from metallic targets. Each target's surface was homogenized using a 800 grid sandpaper and cleaned with isopropyl alcohol using paper towels. <br> The targets were sampled at distinct spots in single-shot mode, collecting a single spectrum from each individual spot. There are a total of 50 spectra available for each target. <br> A 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser was used for ablation with a pulse energy of 95 mJ, 10 ns pulse width. The laser pulse was focused into a spot with a diameter of 0.2 mm. <br> The collected emission was resolved with an echelle spectrograph in the 240--1000 nm spectral range (40002 resolved wavelength values), resolving power {\lambda} / {\Delta\lambda} = 6000. <br> The resolved emission was recorded using an EMCCD camera with a 1.5 us delay and 50 us gate width (exposition time). <br> The spectra were not intensity calibrated! This, in combination with the long gate width is part of the challenge.
DOI: 10.17632/4455hbjb9g
title: Pv-X raw data

description: Raw data from scientific article "Plasmodium vivax chloroquine resistance links to pvcrt transcription in a genetic cross" by Sa JM et al, under review by Nature Communications. The study describes the first laboratory genetic cross between Plasmodium vivax parasites completed in vivo because this parasite cannot be cultivated in vitro continuously. To generate infectious gametes (gametocytes) from the parasite blood stages for cross-fertilization in Anopheles mosquitoes, a chimpanzee received fresh infected blood from two New Word monkeys. New World monkeys develop blood stages from some P. vivax lines, but the gametocytes are poorly transmitted to mosquitoes. To allow a large variety of recombinants to develop in mosquitoes we performed 6 feedings using various Anopheles species, dissected midgut to assess presence and number of oocysts in infected mosquitoes, then extracted recombinant sporozoites from mosquito salivary glands. These sporozoites were cryopreserved for six months to allow immunity decrease in the chimpanzee from the first blood stage inoculation. After this period, different batches of sporozoites were thawed and inoculated into the chimpanzee to allow liver stage development and recovery of blood stage recombinant progeny. After recovery of a diverse progeny, these were phenotyped and genotyped in New World monkeys, which allow measurement of parasite response to the antimalarial chloroquine. Linkage mapping of progeny surviving &gt;15 mg/kg CQ identifies a 76 kb region in chromosome 1 including pvcrt, an ortholog of the Plasmodium falciparum CQR transporter gene. Transcriptional analysis supports upregulated pvcrt expression as a mechanism of CQR.
DOI: 10.17632/c7s4n48kd2
title: White matter plasticity in healthy older adults: the effects of aerobic exercise

description: Here, we report the effects of a 6-month aerobic walking and dance interventions (clinical trial NCT01472744) on white matter integrity in healthy older adults (n=180, 60–79 years) measured by change in the ratio of calibrated T1- to T2-weighted images (T1w/T2w). This dataset contains: demographic variables, cognitive variables from the Virginia Cognitive Aging Battery and T1w/T2w data for each white matter region of interest. The cognitive variables include the raw scores pre and post intervention, z-scores pre and post intervention and cognitive composites. The T1w/T2w data includes T1w/T2w intensity values for each white matter region of interest, including the raw winsorized variables for pre and post intervention and the change in T1w/T2w scores. We calculated the 6-month change scores in the variables of interest as the post-intervention z-score minus pre-intervention z-score. We also include the R code to replicate the linear mixed effect models observed in our study: "White matter plasticity in healthy older adults: the effects of aerobic exercise". The data is from the FAST randomized controlled trial. ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01472744.
DOI: 10.17632/g52k45nsmm
title: Response to John et al.’s comments of “Paroxetine is an effective treatment for refractory erythema of rosacea: Primary results from the Prospective Rosacea Refractory Erythema

description: VISIA images of the patients were displayed encouraging results following paroxetine therapy.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13973435.v1
title: Figure 5a.csv

description: Effect of soil organic carbon on PFAS transport through subsurface
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23203415.v1
title: Características de los estudios incluidos en la revisión sistemática de literatura

description: Estudios incluidos en la revisión sistemática de literatura de los términos: ”metaversity”, “metauniversity”, “university”, “higher education”, “metaverse”, “metaverses”, “immersive experience”, “extended reality”, “web 3.0”, “digital twin”, para las bases de datos WoS, Scopus y Scielo, luego del proceso de selección segun protocolo PRISMA.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23826048.v1
title: Seismic Isolation Project - ETABS and Excel Sheet Files

description: The data files are analysis and design files for both fixed-base buildings and isolated-base buildings located in Haql, Jazan, and Jeddah in Saudi Arabia using ETABS software. And Excel sheet files for preparing data before analysis such as loads combinations, wind and seismic load data as per Saudi building code, preliminary design for lead-rubber bearing spreadsheet design, and paramtric comparsion chart by exceel sheet.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25339483.v1
title: muscular fitness cognition data

description: effect of multicomponent exercise on cognition and muscular fitness in older adults
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28908977.v1
title: Dataset of publications used for analysis in "Mapping the (anti-)corruption field: key topics and changing trends, 1968–2020"

description: Dataset of (anti-)corruption-related publications extracted from the Global Anti-Corruption Bibliography (GAB) as of its February 2020 update. The dataset was curated by Joseph Pozsgai-Alvarez (Osaka University) and initially comprised 8,042 entries, including edited volumes, monographs, book chapters, journal articles, conference papers, peer-reviewed publications, and technical reports. Abstracts were retrieved from digital libraries and institutional repositories; in cases where standard abstracts were unavailable—particularly for book chapters and technical reports—relevant summary sections were manually extracted when accessible and suitable. All entries were subsequently reviewed to correct errors from the automated extraction process. After removing duplicates and filtering for records with complete metadata—specifically, author name, title, publication year, and abstract—the final dataset includes 5,417 publications released between 1968 and January 2020. The analysis results were published in the <i>Journal of Computational Social Science</i> (https://doi.org/10.1007/s42001-021-00110-2).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7609820.v1
title: TA of supramolecular aggregate (3-C60PPy) on NiO in the presence of chenodeoxycolic acid

description: ultrafast transient absorption spectroscopy of the supramolecular aggregate on NiO (i.e porphyrin 3 co-sensitized with C<sub>60</sub>PPy on NiO film) in the presence of chenodeoxycolic as co-adsorbant
DOI: 10.1184/r1/19248827.v3
title: Utah array recordings from visual cortical area V4 and prefrontal cortex with simultaneous EEG

description: These data, or subsets of it, were used in Johnston et al. (2022, eNeuro) and Johnston et al. (2021, Cereb. Cortex)
DOI: 10.25946/28852541.v1
title: Associated data for Systematic Scoping Review - Identity in human behaviour change and maintenance

description: Many theories of motivation recognize a person’s identity adds value to the prediction of behavior; albeit indirectly, through constructs such as social norms, self-efficacy, perceived behavioral control, and values. Recently, behavioral research has more directly assessed the influence of identity on behavior; however, it is unclear whether such research aligns with the theoretical establishments of identity. This review investigated the identity theory alignment of existing behavior research by systematically searching, screening, and reviewing identity-behavior relevant papers, across three behavioral psychology databases. Twenty-three papers meet the inclusion criteria for review (original research with a primary focus on identity and behavior, within healthy adult population), and data relating to identity-behavior theoretical viewpoints, research methods, and study findings were extracted and synthesized to provide a scoping overview of current research. Most reviewed papers presented identity as a loosely defined construct; commonly operationalized as social identity, omitting the theorized multiplicity of social and self-identities. Overall outcomes suggested that identity influences behavior indirectly through intention strength, rather than directly as a post-intention mechanism. While existing research has been crucial in illuminating potential influences of identity on behavior, there is a need to strengthen current understandings and theoretical alignments within future research relating to identity and behavior.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1142604.v1
title: Selective Allure files

description: These files contain the data reported in the manuscript, "The Selective Allure of Neuroscientific Explanations."
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24798664.v1
title: Genome_choleratoxin1

description: 霍乱是由霍乱弧菌引起的高度传染性疾病，危害人类健康，造成经济损失，使公共卫生服务不堪重负。尽管霍乱弧菌对人类健康的影响已得到广泛研究，但关于霍乱弧菌在不同环境中获取和传播霍乱毒素基因的信息有限。在这项工作中，我们通过从 IMG/VR、Refseq 和 Enterobase 数据库中收集含有霍乱毒素基因的病毒和细菌基因组，研究了不同栖息地病毒之间霍乱毒素基因的转移。在RefSeq、EnteroBase数据库和多个生境的细菌MAGs（超过1,165,144个细菌基因组）中检索了霍乱弧菌和含有毒素基因的细菌基因组，共鉴定出4,625个霍乱弧菌基因组和6,947个含有毒素基因的细菌基因组。在综合微生物基因组和病毒组（IMG/VR）数据库（v4.1,2022年9月）中共鉴定出453个编码毒素基因的中高质量UViG。
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8545289.v1
title: Supplementary Material for: Changing Protein Permeability with Nephron Loss: Evidence for a Human Remnant Nephron Effect

description: <b><i>Background:</i></b> If loss of functioning nephrons predisposes to glomerular barotrauma (a “remnant nephron” effect), then glomerular permeability should increase as glomerular filtration rate (GFR) falls, as is observed in animal models of nephron loss. <b><i>Methods:</i></b> Changes in net renal protein permeability, defined as proteinuria or albuminuria per mL/min of GFR, were measured in the setting of nephron loss due to kidney donation (Assessing Long Term Outcomes in Living Kidney Donors cohort) or progressive chronic kidney disease (CKD; Modification of Diet in Renal Disease [MDRD], African American Study of Kidney Disease [AASK], and Chronic Renal insufficiency Cohort [CRIC] studies). <b><i>Results:</i></b> Following kidney donation, renal albumin permeability increased by 31% from predonation levels (<i>p</i> &lt; 0.001). With progression of CKD, a 50% loss of residual GFR was accompanied by increases in proteinuria per mL/min GFR of 1.8-, 2.1-, and 1.6-fold in the MDRD, AASK, and CRIC cohorts, respectively (<i>p</i> &lt; 0.001 for all), independent of changes in systolic blood pressure and ACEi/ARB use. A 70% reduction in GFR was associated with permeability increases of 3.1-, 4.4-, and 2.6-fold in the same cohorts. Among MDRD participants with progression of nonglomerular primary disease, the 75th percentile of final permeability was 141 mg/24 h proteinuria per mL/min GFR. This degree of permeability would have resulted in nephrotic range proteinuria had it been present at the baseline mean GFR of 40 mL/min, implying the development of de novo glomerular pathology as GFR fell. Increasing permeability also accompanied CKD progression in participants with nephrotic syndrome at baseline. Consequently, these participants had little improvement in 24 h proteinuria or serum albumin, despite substantial loss of functioning nephron mass across which the protein leak occurred. In the absence of a fall in GFR, there was no increase in permeability in any cohort. <b><i>Conclusion:</i></b> Nephron loss is accompanied by an increase in renal protein permeability, even in the absence of a primary glomerular disease. This is consistent with a remnant nephron effect in human CKD.
DOI: 10.17632/sgb2wy8nkh
title: Flood Disasters in Yunnan Province During 1986-2020

description: This is a geospatial dataset stored in .gdb format. We compiled information on flood disaster events in Yunnan Province from 1986 to 2020 by extracting relevant data from the documentary materials recorded by government administrative departments, and constructed a spatial dataset of flood disaster events according to the geospatial data specification. Data on relevant geographical, occurrence, casualties, economic losses, and information sources are also provided. Rich and reliable data sources, rigorous data collation process, cross-validation of detailed disaster information guarantee the quality of this dataset. This dataset can be utilized for research related to flood disasters, such as the analysis of spatiotemporal evolution patterns, the elucidation of spatial distribution driving mechanisms, and the assessment of disaster risks. This dataset can be employed for conducting research on the spatiotemporal evolution patterns of flood disasters, deciphering the driving mechanisms behind their spatial distribution, and assessing disaster risks.
DOI: 10.17632/yrv5h9hgcr
title: Raw hematological data of children 6-59 months who visited Hawassa University Comprehensive and Specialized Hospital

description: Anemia is still a significant public health problem in Africa including Ethiopia. It has multifaceted causes from nutritional deficiency and infections to autoimmune diseases to genetic factors. Iron deficiency (ID)  is the leading cause of anemia and is estimated to contribute to 42% of cases in children aged under five years [1]. In its most recent nutritional anemias prevention and control tool, World Health Organization acknowledged the proportion of anemia attributable to ID could be lower than the previously assumed 50% [2]. A national micronutrient survey in Ethiopia reported that iron deficiency anemia (IDA) accounts for 35.8% of anemia cases using sTfR (soluble serum transferrin receptor) among preschool age (6 - 59 months) children [3]. There are other important causes of anemia among preschool and school-age children including folate and vitamin B12 deficiency, acute and chronic infection/inflammation and parasitic infestation. However, evidence on the types of anemia (other than iron deficiency) that contribute to the remaining large portion is not well established. This dataset tries to determine the magnitude and types of anemia in relation to age based on red blood cell (RBC) morphology among 6-59 months old children who visited Hawassa University Comprehensive and Specialized Hospital (HUCRH). Electronic hematological records of all children 6-59 months who visited Hawassa University Comprehensive and Specialized Hospital (HUCRH) for health service and medical care between May 2017 to May 2019 were retrieved from the hospital laboratory. The hematological data retrieved included age, sex and town/city of residence and results of Complete Blood Count (CBC) tests including hemoglobin, hematocrit, RBC count and RBC indices (mean corpuscular volume [MCV], mean corpuscular hemoglobin [MCH] and red cell distribution width [RDW]. HUCRH used CELL-DYN Ruby, SYSMEX and Mindray hematology analyzers to carry out CBC tests. As per WHO guideline, hemoglobin (Hgb) values were adjusted for altitude and anemia was defined as hemoglobin values of < 11.0g/dl. Severity of anemia was categorized as mild, moderate and severe by hemoglobin levels of 10-10.9g/dl, 7-9.9 g/dl and <7 g/dl respectively. Red blood cell indices used to classify anemia were MCV, MCH and RDW. In this dataset, iron deficiency anemia is defined as microcytic (low MCV) and hypochromic (low MCH) anemia with high red cell distribution width (RDW).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13172300.v1
title: cf. Tetrapodosaurus trackways from Niñu-Mayu, Bolivia

description: These photogrammetric models were used in the study of ankylosaurian trackways from Niñu-Mayu, published in the journal Cretaceous Research. Riguetti, F., Citton, P., Apesteguía, S., Zacarías, G. and Pereda-Suberbiola, X. 2020. New ankylosaurian trackways (cf. <i>Tetrapodosaurus</i>) from an uppermost Cretaceous level of the El Molino Formation of Bolivia<br>DOI:<br>