cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/dxws559f2y.1
title: Fluid inclusion, isotopic and elemental geochemistry studies of cave-filling calcite in Lower-Middle Ordovician Yingshan Formation in Tahe Oilfield, NW China: Implication for karstification in non-exposed limestone

description: Sixteen groups of FIAs are recognized for microthermometry in CFC. Homogenization temperature (Th), ice-melting temperatures (Tm-ice) and metastable freezing temperatures (Tf) were measured on 92 L-D biphase inclusions. All the microthermometric data are demonstrated in the Table 1. L-O aqueous inclusions were supercooled to -180 ℃ to stretch and induce vapors, and some of them generated vapors once or several times during supercooling. The L-D biphase aqueous inclusions (including the L-O aqueous inclusions with vapor appeared during supercooling) coexisted with the L-O aqueous inclusions were tested for Th values in six FIAs (n = 21). These inclusions exhibit inconsistent Th values, spreading from 85 ℃ to higher than 200 ℃ (Table 1). The L-O aqueous inclusions were subsequently heated and stretched for Tm-ice measurement. The overall range of Tf values in CFC cement is from -65 to -40 ℃, with most values greater than -50 ℃. These aqueous inclusions have Tm-ice values ranging from -6 to 0 ℃ (salinities of 0¬ to 9.4 wt% NaCl) with bi-modal at -0.9 ℃ and 0 ℃, respectively. Only Seven inclusions in this type have Tm-ice values below -1.9 ℃ (Table 1).
From the data for carbon (C-) and oxygen (O-) isotopes (Table 2), the δ13C values of the micrite limestones have narrow ranges, typically varying from -1.0 to -0.4 ‰ (n = 5). In comparison, the δ18O values spread from -8.6 to -6.4 ‰, with an average value of -7.5 ‰. For CFC, the δ13C values (-2.3 to 0 ‰, n = 13) overlap with those of the micrite limestones, while the δ18O values (-15.3 to -12.5 ‰) are notably lower than those of micrite limestones. The 87Sr/86Sr ratios of the MC samples range from 0.70880 and 0.70894, with an average 0.70888 (n = 5).  CFC has the 87Sr/86Sr ratios varying between 0.70955 and 0.70990, which are significantly higher than those of the micrite limestones.
The individual LA spot elemental values (n = 11) are summarized in Table 3 and their REEY patterns are illustrated in Fig. 6. The total rare earth element (ΣREE) contents of CFC samples vary between 0.65 and 1.60 ppm (mean 0.95 ± 0.30 ppm) (Table 3). CFC samples have moderate Sr, Mn and Fe concentrations of 115.48–263.51 ppm, 126.42–176.09 ppm, and 386.16–428.60 ppm, respectively (Table 3). The calculated Mn/Sr ratios spread from 0.48 to 1.47 with an average value of 0.76 ± 0.36 (Table 3). All the CFC samples have low Al and Zr concentrations, with Al contents of 0.017–0.318 ppm (n = 9), and Zr contents of 0.011–0.030 ppm (n = 11) (Table 3). These samples exhibit poor correlations among REE, Al and Zr contents (Fig. 8A).
DOI: 10.17632/h5rgp6j9nv.1
title: Eastern Mediterranean charcoal industry: air pollution prevention

description: Charcoal production is still considered a polluting industry with a certain impact on global climate change. This traditional practice along the Eastern Mediterranean Sea shoreline exists since the iron age and was industrialized during the Ottoman Empire period, for fueling the Hijaz train engines. The charcoal production continued long after the Hijaz trainline ceased and gradually increased in magnitude, becoming a major environmental and health issue in the last couple of decades. In parallel to the regulatory actions aimed at stopping air pollution, the development of a new type of ecological charcoal production system involved cooperation between Palestinian charcoal manufacturers and Israeli researchers. This combined effort has led to the termination of air pollution through the implementation of the new system and the transformation of the land previously used for charcoal production into farming.
DOI: 10.17632/ypwstrpz4f.1
title: Data set for continuous evaluation project 

description: Survey data of the students for the continuous evaluation project
DOI: 10.17632/dfxjk69h8m.2
title: Consent & Survey form

description: This word document contains the consent form along with the survey questionnaire reached out to 380 participants to get their informed written consent that the data collected to conduct the empirical study involving customers’ overall perceptions about self-concept, emotions, perceived cost and benefits, moral identity, communal focus, engagement and their advocacy behaviours in the Indian FinTech industry will be used for research and publication purposes.
DOI: 10.17632/5j6csksgb4.2
title: Fintech India-customer predispositions-CEB-advocacy-Raw data CSV processed & ready for smartPLS

description: The dataset contains raw data for perceived values for customer predispositions, CEBs, and customer advocacy collected from 380 FinTech app users in south India by administering a survey questionnaire. The dataset thus obtained was cleaned and processed for being used in smartPLS3. Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) using partial least squares (PLS) method was later applied to this dataset in smartPLS3 to test the theoretical model, assess the structural model, and understand the direct and indirect effects of the variables.
DOI: 10.17632/xmbx4cg448.2
title: Sustained deep Pacific carbon storage after the Mid-Pleistocene Transition linked to enhanced Southern Ocean stratification

description: Deep-water Δ[CO32−] based on the SNW of planktonic foraminifera T. sacculifer and N. dutertrei for Site U1490 from the western tropical Pacific since 1.5 Ma.
DOI: 10.17632/kv6njjb7dv.1
title: dataset for IDM in West Kalimantan

description: dataset for villages development index
DOI: 10.17632/376wv44c9b.1
title: Parking Fees for Phototherapy Patients

description: Supplemental methods for assessment of parking fees experienced by phototherapy patients study.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13900214.v2
title: Interferon-alpha exerts proinflammatory properties in experimental radiation-induced esophagitis: possible involvement of plasmacytoid dendritic cells.

description: Interferon-alpha exerts proinflammatory properties in experimental radiation-induced esophagitis: possible involvement of plasmacytoid dendritic cells.
DOI: 10.17632/wcjn56ykvw.1
title: Hypothalamic Menin orchestrates systemic aging and cognitive decline

description:  the original, unprocessed data
DOI: 10.17632/2rkpsss6fd.1
title: Permanet Magnet Direct Current Worm Geared Motor Data: Voltage, Current, and Speed

description: The dataset describes the voltage, current, and velocity measurements of two DC motors of the same model under different experimental conditions. The data is helpful in system identification, DC motor modeling, DC motor parameter identification, and studying the DC motor dynamics.
DOI: 10.17632/9mnvpv2wcb.1
title: Data from: Evaluating the accuracy and biological biological meaning of visits to RFID-enabled bird feeders using video

description: We have provided the data and code used in the statistical analyses for the Ecology and Evolution journal article titled, "Evaluating the accuracy and biological biological meaning of visits to RFID-enabled bird feeders using video." There are two types of data organized by folder: (1) raw data that can be cleaned using the provided code and (2) cleaned data that is prepared for each model analysis in the provided code. In the "Raw data" folder, there are two data sets: "data_fivespecies" consists of the visits made to the RFID-enabled bird feeders; "data_pit" consists of the visits made to the RFID-enabled bird feeders for the individuals with Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags. We have provided descriptions of each column and the type of data contained for both raw data sets in the README file. In the "Cleaned data" folder, there are three data sets, each corresponding to the model specified in the R code (code_v15).
DOI: 10.17632/zyb8fct4dt.1
title: Promiscuity in lichens follows clear rules: partner switching in Cladonia is regulated by climatic factors and soil chemistry

description: Multiple alignments of Asterochloris ITS rDNA and actin type I locus sequences, and Cladonia ITS rDNA sequences, built using MAFFT v6, applying the Q-INS-i strategy.
DOI: 10.17632/4ktsrp8wmx.1
title: Niveles de Hostigamiento y Acoso Sexual en las Unidades upn de la cdmx, 2021

description: Se midieron los niveles de HAS con la aplicación del Instrumento de Medición del Acoso y el Hostigamiento Sexual en Instituciones de Educación Superior (IMAHSIES) entre el 19 de agosto y el 24 noviembre del 2021, a estudiantes de las Unidades UPN 092, 094, 095, 096, 097 y 098. La muestra se conformó mediante una selección al azar de docentes a partir de los directorios disponibles de forma pública en la UPN. Estos fueron contactados por correo electrónico y se les solicitó que nos permitieran aplicar el instrumento a sus alumnos. En caso de que su respuesta fuera afirmativa, uno o dos aplicadores se presentaron en una clase virtual, explicaron los objetivos de la investigación y leyeron una carta de consentimiento informado. Se hizo hincapié en que la encuesta resguarda el anonimato de los participantes. Además, se les solicitó, tanto en las instrucciones escritas como orales, que solo tomaran en cuenta las actitudes que hayan sido realizadas en el último año por alguien de la comunidad UPN, de forma presencial o virtual y tanto dentro como fuera de las instalaciones.
DOI: 10.17632/y3m8xm6kfk.1
title: Linearly extruded, tapered, twisted, and tapered and twisted cantilever beam datasets with static and dynamic finite element analysis results

description: These datasets consist of cantilever beams that were extruded from randomly generated cross-sections with various twist angles and taper ratios over a length of 600mm. Each data point consists of a beam .BREP, .STEP, and .STL file, grayscale cross-section images, cross-section vertices, extrude length, twist angle (for twisted beams), FEA loadcase for static analysis, beam volume, second moment (moment of inertia), matrix of inertia. Each beam underwent two COMSOL finite element analyses: static analysis and frequency analysis. From the static analysis each data point includes volume maximum total displacement, displacement field, and principal stress. From the frequency analysis each data point includes the first three eigenfrequencies (Hz) as well as the corresponding quality factor for the eigenvalue, angular frequency (rad/s), total stored energy (J), and the number of degrees of freedom. The data set was generated to train a convolutional neural network (CNN) to predict finite element analysis FEA outcomes.

Dataset Overview:
SlenderBeamDS: 17501 linearly extruded beams
TwistedBeamDS: 17501 30-degree twisted beams
LinearDS: 5001 linearly extruded beams*
TA50DS: 5001 beams with a 50% taper*
TW15DS: 5001 15-degree twisted beams*
TW15TA50DS: 5001 15-degree twisted beams with a 50% taper*
TW30TA50DS: 5001 30-degree twisted beams with a 50% taper*
*generated from the first 0-5000 datapoints of the TwistedBeamDS

All datasets share the following specifications:
Extrusion Length: 600mm
Radius Range: 24-63
Vertices Range: 3-30
Min. Volume From Pixel Accuracy: +/- 5%

For additional dataset specific specifications see Dataset_Table.xlsx.

File structure
---------------
<dataset_name>/0
├── body.brep
├── body.step
├── body.stl
├── img
│   ├── img_agrayscale_128.jpg
│   ├── img_agrayscale_32.jpg
│   ├── img_agrayscale_48.jpg
│   ├── img_agrayscale_64.jpg
│   ├── img_agrayscale_96.jpg
│   ├── img_bw.jpg
│   ├── img_cbw.jpg
│   └── img_grayscale.jpg
├── label
│   ├── curlDisplacement.npy
│   ├── displacementFieldmm.npy
│   ├── ef1.npy
│   ├── ef2.npy
│   ├── ef3.npy
│   ├── empf1.npy
│   ├── empf2.npy
│   ├── empf3.npy
│   ├── MatrixOfInertia.npy
│   ├── npf1.npy
│   ├── npf2.npy
│   ├── npf3.npy
│   ├── principalStrain.npy
│   ├── secondMoment.npy
│   ├── totalDisplacementmm.npy
│   ├── totalVonMises.npy
│   └── volume.npy
└── numbers
    ├── extrude_length.npy
    ├── FEAloadCase.npy
    ├── taper_ratio.npy^
    ├── twist_angle.npy^
    └── verts.npy

^these files are not present in TwistedBeamDS and SlenderBeamDS

File Type Description:
.brep → Open CASCADE 3D model format
.step → Standard for the Exchange of Product Data ISO Standard 3D model format
.STL → standrd triangulated mesh file format
.jpg → standard compressed image format
.npy → NumPy array file (including dtype and shape information)
DOI: 10.17632/hrk4ztwrpn.2
title: The Intellectual Disability Protein APC7 Regulates Ubiquitin Signaling in Neuronal Heterochromatin in the Developing Brain. Ferguson et al, 2020.

description: raw data
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5743705
title: Cichladusa arquata SPAdes preassembly

description: .
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5743704
title: Cichladusa arquata SPAdes preassembly

description: .
DOI: 10.17632/8symb72ykv.1
title:  Arquitectura, territorio y gubernamentalidad: El caso de los hospitales públicos en las primeras décadas del siglo XX en Uruguay 

description: En las primeras décadas de independencia del país, no existía la arquitectura como profesión moderna y sus saberes estaban dispersos en diversas ocupaciones y tradiciones. Se sostiene aquí que el proceso de profesionalización en clave nacional estuvo íntimamente asociado al control territorial centralizado por parte del Estado que se consolidó tras la última gran guerra civil, en 1904. Asimismo, se conceptualiza tanto a la profesión arquitectónica como al Estado como un proceso de construcción continuo que tiene como finalidad el gobierno (gubernamentalidad en la concepción de Foucault). En ese sentido, la arquitectura ofreció al Estado una serie de herramientas disciplinares que conformaron el sentido de su jurisdicción profesional y la distinguieron de otros saberes y ocupaciones.
La realización de los hospitales públicos en el interior de la república en las primeras décadas del siglo XX muestra todos estos procesos y aún más: evidencia que el sistema de profesiones no solamente estaba regulado por la lucha jurisdiccional, sino que también poseía un importante grado de complementariedad. En efecto, medicina y arquitectura, fueron parte de una alianza que se construyó como parte del mismo proceso de gubernamentalidad llevado a cabo por la Asistencia Pública Nacional a partir de 1910.
DOI: 10.17632/zjhchg7zf2.1
title: Patient preference for physiotherapist’s attire in outpatient and hospital settings

description: Patient preference for physiotherapist’s attire
DOI: 10.17632/c6nbrv9nxc.1
title: Survey: COVID-19 related information from dairy producers

description: A survey tool was used to gather COVID-19 related information from dairy producers during the 2020 pandemic. Results from this survey are published in a peer-review Journal, https://doi.org/10.3168/jds.2021-20924.
DOI: 10.17632/263hnk2248.1
title: Soil macrofauna and earthworm communities in Araucaria forests

description: A dataset of soil macrofauna and earthworm communities found in Brazilian Araucaria forests (native Ombrophylous mixed forest and Araucaria angustifolia plantations) was constructed using literature published up to December 2020 on the topic. Studies that evaluated soil macrofauna populations or that collected earthworm in these forests were searched in online databases. Non-indexed journals, book chapters, and conference proceedings were also considered, thus expanding the search.
Data on soil, environmental and macrofauna variables were extracted from 13 publications, while data on earthworm populations with or without species identification were extracted from 23 publications. The dataset on macrofauna presents data from 31 sites, including 12 sampling-related variables, 13 climate and vegetation/management-related environmental variables, and 81 soil fauna-related variables and 35 soil-related variables. The earthworm dataset presents data from 50 sites, including 7 sampling-related variables, 4 climate-related variables, 3 vegetation-related variables and 9 earthworm and sampling-related variables. However, some publications provided only means for several sites with similar vegetation type, and for several sampling dates.
Total macrofauna density ranged from 119 to 2,231 ind./m2 in native Araucaria forests and from 364 to 1,641 ind./m2 in the A. angustifolia plantations, although mean density in both forests was not significantly different (802 and 760 ind./m2, respectively). Total group richness, on the other hand was significantly lower in the native forest (12 groups) than the Araucaria plantations (19 groups), though the number of plantations was much lower (8) than the forests (23). The most abundant macrofauna taxa were ants (25-27% of total), termites (26-31% total) and beetles (15-18% total). Soil macrofauna biomass was measured at only 3 sites (2 studies).
Earthworm density ranged from 0 to 130 ind./m2 in the native forests and from 0 to 285 ind./m2 in the Araucaria plantations. Mean abundance was significantly lower in the native forests (31 ind./m2) than the plantations (68 ind./m2). Overall, 30 earthworm species were found, of which 26 were native and seven exotic/peregrine in the native forests and 12 native and six exotic/peregrine in the plantations. On average, 1.8 species were found per site in native forests, and 2.1 in the plantations, of which at least one was a native species in both forest types. About 50% of the native species found probably represent new, still undescribed species. Earthworm biomass was measured in only 16 sites (5 studies). 
This dataset is associated with a book chapter entitled “Fauna edáfica e epiedáfica em Florestas com Araucária” by the same authors, in the book “Araucária: pesquisa e desenvolvimento no sistema cooperativo e integrado da Embrapa”, edited by V.A. Sousa, E. Fritzsons, A.V. Aguiar, and J.E. Pinto Jr., and published in 2021/2022 by Embrapa (Brazil).
DOI: 10.17632/9c6278h8nd.1
title:  Arquitectura moderna en Loja, Ecuador: Caso de estudio residencia Valdivieso, primer proyecto de arquitectura moderna en la ciudad 

description: El presente artículo tiene como objetivo analizar la primera obra residencial de la época moderna en Loja – Ecuador, desarrollada por el arquitecto ecuatoriano Marcelo Rodríguez Palacios; y quien fue alumno del arquitecto uruguayo Gilberto Gatto Sobral, en su etapa de formación en la Universidad Central del Ecuador; esto, para analizar la influencia académica uruguaya adoptada por el arquitecto ecuatoriano y que influenció en su obra desarrollada en la ciudad durante los años 60.
De esta manera,  este artículo comienza  con una reseña histórica de la modernidad  en Ecuador, haciendo énfasis en la influencia uruguaya en la arquitectura moderna en el país, esto tomando en cuenta  todo el aporte implementado por el arquitecto uruguayo Gilberto Gatto Sobral tanto en lo urbano, arquitectónico y académico; y que influenció de una u otra manera a la expansión de la modernidad durante su permanencia en Ecuador.
Para esto se ha considerado el método de Cristina Gastón y Teresa Rovira que consiste en el  (re)dibujo digital, método de análisis que es empleado para identificar los criterios de concepción utilizados por el arquitecto para reutilizarlos como material de proyecto. Como conclusión se busca destacar las cualidades arquitectónicas del proyecto y reconocer las características que lo ubican dentro del movimiento moderno.
DOI: 10.17632/72377p68n2.1
title: Parekh cancer cell pairs 2021

description: Four tables of raw data are provided that include traction forces, invadopodia numbers, and ECM degradation for single and pairs of SCC-61 cells on soft and hard polyacrylamide gels.
DOI: 10.17632/db9pd7ns6d.1
title: Code – A new computational approach to Henderson’s method for computing the inverse of a numerator relationship matrix

description: A new algorithm for computing the inverse of the numerator relationship matrix (A^-1) is presented in several (R, Julia, Python, and Awk) programming languages, and the code is shared.
The algorithm is based on the method of Henderson (1976) (doi: 10.2307/2529339) on each animal's contribution to the A^-1 matrix.

In the Jupyter notebook Example.ipynb (also Example.html), the procedure is presented using example data (example_ped.txt and example_inb.txt) and the 4 programming languages.

The algorithm was benchmarked on a pedigree of 20000 animals (PED2) and a pedigree of 180000 animals (PED4) with the corresponding files (ped.csv and PED4.csv) retrieved from doi: 10.17632/c4pv8w8pmp.1.
In BENCHMARKING.md (also BENCHMARKING.html), the benchmarking procedure for different programming languages, and the description of the files in this repository are given.
DOI: 10.17632/5c38kwjyp6.1
title:  El pensamiento complejo como enfoque del proyecto arquitectónico: Caso de estudio proyecto de Museo de Ciencia y Tecnología en el Parque La Carolina, Quito- Ecuador

description: El presente artículo expone el proyecto “Museo de Ciencia y Tecnología en el Parque La Carolina, Quito” fruto de un trabajo de fin de máster que se enfoca en la búsqueda del papel de arquitectura en la condición contemporánea. Para esto se basa en la propuesta del “Pensamiento complejo” de Edgar Morin, utiliza una metodología de inclusión de insumos para las estrategias de proyecto a través de matrices no jerárquicas, en las que se incluyen los conceptos de medios de vida, modelos de gestión, software paramétrico y pensamiento prospectivo como sistemas estructurantes, y, se verifican desde tres escalas: 1) la barrial que genera las interacciones del edificio con un rol urbano, 2) la del edificio mismo desde su forma y por tanto el lenguaje que representa, y 3) de uso, en la que se evidencia que el espacio generado es útil para la actividad que debe cumplir.
DOI: 10.17632/69yx2cwdd4.1
title: Chronotype and Medication Errors among Critical Care Nurses

description: This is our dataset of our study entitled " The Association Between Chronotype, Sleep Quality and Medication Errors in Critical Care Nurses " .
DOI: 10.17632/g2kps8kgwy.1
title:  El tiempo en el espacio doméstico: Reflexiones durante una pandemia 

description: Las diferentes disciplinas, partiendo de presupuestos diversos, enfocan su atención en una gran variedad de estratos del tiempo.  En relación con la arquitectura, se puede considerar el tiempo a partir de significados distintos y la manera en que lo vinculamos a los espacios. Habitualmente hablamos del tiempo físico, es el tiempo astronómico, matemático y cuantitativo. Pero también existe el tiempo ontológico, psíquico y vivido. El tiempo emocional es eminentemente subjetivo, variable, inestable y cualitativo, y podemos definir el tiempo mental como abstracto e intelectual.

La Casa es un instrumento fundamental para vivir. Debe proporcionarnos refugio y seguridad, alojar nuestra memoria y permitir nuestros sueños; debe ser flexible para dar cabida a diversas funciones improvisadas, posibilitar nuestra privacidad y convivencia feliz con los que habitamos; debe mantenernos atentos ante los cambios sutiles de nuestro entorno; en definitiva, debe contener distintas capas y manifestaciones de tiempo.

La situación vivida durante la pandemia puede sugerir nuevas formas de espacio vital, diferentes a las que estábamos acostumbrados. Todos hemos experimentado cómo ha cambiado nuestra percepción del tiempo en esta etapa, y cómo la casa se ha ido adaptando, por necesidad, para reunir funciones que habitualmente se realizaban fuera de ella. El espacio es la materia prima para crear una experiencia arquitectónica, y si agregamos el tiempo como dimensión extra, el espacio se vuelve dinámico. Conceptos como cambio, crecimiento, evolución, adaptabilidad, memoria e interacción, deben entrar en juego en nuestros proyectos. La reflexión sobre el tiempo y sus diferentes significados a través de varios ejemplos del mundo del arte, la arquitectura y el diseño, puede ayudarnos a crear espacios domésticos más amables, dinámicos y flexibles, para adaptarse fácilmente a las nuevas circunstancias.
DOI: 10.17632/d33rk68dkj.3
title: Data raw

description: Numerical simulation results