cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/3ddn2bbtrk.2
title: THE EFFECTS OF WORK-FAMILY ENRICHMENT AND FAMILY-WORK ENRICHMENT ON ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR: A STUDY ON EMPLOYEES OF SELECTED GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS

description: The present study is aimed to assess the impacts of Work Family Enrichment (WFE) and Family Work Enrichment (FWE) on Organizational Commitment (OC) and Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) of Government employees. The data was collected through a survey using questionnaires distributed to a total 200 employees of 7 Government Organizations. Analysis was done on the basis of 155 responses received. The adapted versions of the following scales were used to measure the variables: Carlson, Kacmar, Wayne, and Grzywacz, (2006) 18-item scale; Meyer, Allen & Smith (1993) 6-item Organizational Commitment scale and 8- item Organizational Citizenship Behaviour scale by Lee and Allen (2002). The results reveal that both WFE and FWE have a significant positive impact on OCB and OC with small exceptions.
DOI: 10.17632/ts8tgpmxkf.1
title: DETERMINANTS OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRIES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

description: This paper aims to study the Literature relating to determinants of foreign direct investment particularly for South Asian Countries, by identifying empirical studies focused on the selected theme. This paper employs qualitative research method through a systematic review of literature, which looks at the terms, ‘Foreign Direct Investment determinants’ and ‘South Asia’, aimed at studying the factors influencing the Foreign Direct Investment inflows to South Asian countries. For this purpose, databases like Science Direct, Sage Journals, Emerald Insight and Search Engine Google Scholar were checked with. This paper presents a broad framework on the most recent and relevant research articles on Foreign Direct Investment Determinants of South Asia.
DOI: 10.17632/ts8tgpmxkf.2
title: DETERMINANTS OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRIES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

description: This paper aims to study the Literature relating to determinants of foreign direct investment particularly for South Asian Countries, by identifying empirical studies focused on the selected theme. This paper employs qualitative research method through a systematic review of literature, which looks at the terms, ‘Foreign Direct Investment determinants’ and ‘South Asia’, aimed at studying the factors influencing the Foreign Direct Investment inflows to South Asian countries. For this purpose, databases like Science Direct, Sage Journals, Emerald Insight and Search Engine Google Scholar were checked with. This paper presents a broad framework on the most recent and relevant research articles on Foreign Direct Investment Determinants of South Asia.
DOI: 10.17632/nx7mjpm82j.1
title: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON WOMEN’S PURCHASE INTENTIONS TOWARDS GREEN COSMETICS IN KOLKATA

description: One of the consumer markets with the quickest growth is the cosmetics industry, where customers may purchase ever-new body care items. Due to increasing environmental problems the demand for green cosmetics have also increased in all over the world. The purpose of this study is to examine how female consumers view environment and health. The goal of the current study is to better understand how various factors affect female consumers’ intentions to purchase green cosmetics. The study assessed the impact of environmental concern, health consciousness, convenience and branding & labelling on the intention to purchase green cosmetics among the women of Kolkata. Primary data of 100 female participants from Kolkata were acquired for this study using convenience sampling technique. Closed ended questions with single or multiple-choice options were included in the survey questionnaire. Data analysis has been done using SPSS software. To test the hypotheses, correlation and regression analysis was done and the outcomes were interpreted. The study revealed that health consciousness, convenience and branding & labelling depicted a significant impact on the intention among women to purchase green cosmetics. The results aided marketers in coming up with innovative ways to sell beauty products by emphasising sustainability and product safety to appeal to women's attitudes about green cosmetics.
DOI: 10.17632/nx7mjpm82j.2
title: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON WOMEN’S PURCHASE INTENTIONS TOWARDS GREEN COSMETICS IN KOLKATA

description: One of the consumer markets with the quickest growth is the cosmetics industry, where customers may purchase ever-new body care items. Due to increasing environmental problems the demand for green cosmetics have also increased in all over the world. The purpose of this study is to examine how female consumers view environment and health. The goal of the current study is to better understand how various factors affect female consumers’ intentions to purchase green cosmetics. The study assessed the impact of environmental concern, health consciousness, convenience and branding & labelling on the intention to purchase green cosmetics among the women of Kolkata. Primary data of 100 female participants from Kolkata were acquired for this study using convenience sampling technique. Closed ended questions with single or multiple-choice options were included in the survey questionnaire. Data analysis has been done using SPSS software. To test the hypotheses, correlation and regression analysis was done and the outcomes were interpreted. The study revealed that health consciousness, convenience and branding & labelling depicted a significant impact on the intention among women to purchase green cosmetics. The results aided marketers in coming up with innovative ways to sell beauty products by emphasising sustainability and product safety to appeal to women's attitudes about green cosmetics.
DOI: 10.17632/3fkbbw9w36.1
title: CRYPTOCURRENCY IN MODERN DAYS: PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES

description: Cryptocurrency is a non-regulated form of currency that has gained popularity due to its potential to disrupt traditional financial systems and provide greater financial inclusion. The cryptocurrency market is much more volatile and riskier than traditional markets, and there are various risks associated with it, such as hacking and fraud. The lack of clear guidelines and regulations from governments and financial institutions is a major challenge for the cryptocurrency market. Despite the challenges, the cryptocurrency market has the potential to revolutionize the financial landscape. This paper examines the overall impression of Cryptocurrency in the market, including the lack of clear guidelines and regulations from governments and financial institutions and tries to explore the prospects, risks and drawbacks of crypto market, including the impact on market stability and innovation.
DOI: 10.17632/8yxfjh5ngk.1
title: Picea schrenkiana tree ring blue intensity reveal recent glacier mass loss in High Mountain Asia is unprecedented within the last four centuries

description: Studies on long-term fluctuations in glacier volume and mass are crucial for understanding past climate change. In this paper, we utilized Picea schrenkiana to develop a 525-year chronology of latewood blue intensity (LWBI) in the Tianshan Mountains. Relying on temperature as the main controlling factor for tree growth and glacier mass balance (GMB) variations, the LWBI chronology was used to reconstruct the summer temperature (JJA, R2adj = 47%) and the annual glacier mass balance (annual GMB, R2adj = 39%) in the Tianshan Mountains over the past 400 years. The reconstruction results show that the rapid warming since 1974 has caused the Tianshan No.1 glacier (TS No.1) to experience an unprecedented melting trend within the last four centuries. It is disturbing that the glacier still remain in an ablation state for the next 80 years under both representative concentration paths (RCP) 4.5 and 8.5 scenarios, which will exacerbate the adverse environmental impacts of glacial hazards. Our study provides a continuous record for glacier research in high mountains Asian and contributes to a more detailed assessment of glacier and climate change in this region.
DOI: 10.17632/8yxfjh5ngk.2
title: Picea schrenkiana tree ring blue intensity reveal recent glacier mass loss in High Mountain Asia is unprecedented within the last four centuries

description: Studies on long-term fluctuations in glacier volume and mass are crucial for understanding past climate change. In this paper, we utilized Picea schrenkiana to develop a 525-year chronology of latewood blue intensity (LWBI) in the Tianshan Mountains. Relying on temperature as the main controlling factor for tree growth and glacier mass balance (GMB) variations, the LWBI chronology was used to reconstruct the summer temperature (JJA, R2adj = 47%) and the annual glacier mass balance (annual GMB, R2adj = 39%) in the Tianshan Mountains over the past 400 years. The reconstruction results show that the rapid warming since 1974 has caused the Tianshan No.1 glacier (TS No.1) to experience an unprecedented melting trend within the last four centuries. It is disturbing that the glacier still remain in an ablation state for the next 80 years under both representative concentration paths (RCP) 4.5 and 8.5 scenarios, which will exacerbate the adverse environmental impacts of glacial hazards. Our study provides a continuous record for glacier research in high mountains Asian and contributes to a more detailed assessment of glacier and climate change in this region.
DOI: 10.17632/xb5mmtvz6j.1
title: data and result for the  ''CS-ALBP-HRC'' 

description: Based on the actual production scale, the data provided in this article are separated into large-scale and medium-scale data. Task processing times and task priority relationships are included in both forms of data.
DOI: 10.17632/9fbb7dh3xr.1
title: Twelve years of simulated acid rain does not change soil carbon stock but reduces soil carbon turnover rate in a subtropical forest

description: As a widespread environmental issue, acid rain has a significant impact on the global carbon (C) cycle. Soil is considered a potential C sink and acts as a buffer against climate change. However, the responses of soil C storage and turnover processes to long-term acid rain remain unclear. In this study, a 12-year simulated acid rain (SAR) experiment was conducted in a monsoon evergreen broad-leaved forest in subtropical China. Four levels of experimental treatments were implemented by irrigating the plots with acidic solutions of different pH values: CK (control treatment; natural rain, pH ≈ 4.5), T1 (pH = 4.0), T2 (pH = 3.5), and T3 (pH = 3.0). The 13C natural adundances along soil profile (0–40 cm) were traced to evaluate the soil C turnover rate in situ. Results showed that both T2 and T3 treatments decreased litter production and soil respiration rate simultaneously, whereas T1 treatment had no significant effects on the soil C input and output. Soil C stocks did not differ among different experimental treatments; however, the soil C turnover rates in T1, T2, and T3 were significantly lower than those in CK. Interestingly, under the SAR treatments, the reduction in soil C turnover rate was correlated with decreased soil pH and enhanced soil exchangeable Al3+ content and fungi/bacteria ratio. Our results demonstrate that twelve years of SAR does not change soil C stock but reduces soil C turnover rate in subtropical forests. This finding helps to elucidate the response mechanism of soil C pool to acid rain, and emphasizes the importance that the effects of acid deposition on soil C turnover should be considered when constructing global climate-carbon models.
DOI: 10.17632/95vm7jcw2d.1
title: Analisis SWOT Arahan Penyediaan RTH di Kecamatan Mampang Prapatan

description: Tabel analisis SWOT Arahan Penyediaan RTH di Kecamatan Mampang Prapatan berdasarkan jenis RTH, yakni RTH taman lingkungan, RTH pemakaman, dan RTH fungsi tertentu.
DOI: 10.15156/bio/2938075
title: UNITE mothur release for Fungi

description: Three sets of mothur files are released, corresponding to the SHs resulting from clustering at the 3% distance (97% similarity) and 1% distance (99%) threshold levels. The third set of files is the result of a dynamic use of clustering thresholds, such that some SHs are delimited at the 3% distance level, some at the 2.5% distance level, some at the 2% distance level, and so on; these choices were made manually by experts of those particular lineages of fungi. The syntax is the same throughout the three sets of files. Includes singletons set as RefS (in dynamic files).
DOI: 10.17632/9sb2ywg65w.1
title: Geliosphere - parallel CPU and GPU based models of cosmic ray modulation in the heliosphere

description: We present Geliosphere, a numerical model of the modulation of cosmic rays in the heliosphere. The current version of Geliosphere implements the stochastic differential equation method to solve Parker's equation. Sets of 1D and 2D models of Geliosphere solve Parker's equation in a backward-in-time manner for 2D models and in a backward-in-time and forward-in-time manner for 1D models. Geliosphere offers GPU-accelerated implementations of all models. Geliosphere also offers multithread CPU implementations of all available models for users who do not have access to GPUs. To verify the Geliosphere 2D model results at different heliospheric latitudes and radii, we show that the Geliosphere 2D model, with implemented heliospheric polar field modification, fits well with measurements provided by the Kiel Electron Telescope (KET), which is part of the Ulysses COsmic ray and Solar Particle INvestigation (COSPIN) experiment.
DOI: 10.17632/hsv9rx7wd2.1
title: Rawdata-Antiviral effect of atovaquone against chikungunya virus and Zika virus in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes via tarsal exposure

description: The antimalarial drug atovaquone was recently reported to inhibit the in vitro replication of different arboviruses, including chikungunya virus (CHIKV) and Zika virus (ZIKV). Furthermore, atovaquone was shown to block Plasmodium parasite transmission by Anopheles mosquitoes when the mosquitoes were exposed to low concentrations on treated surfaces (i.e. tarsal exposure). Therefore, we evaluated the anti-CHIKV and -ZIKV effects of atovaquone via tarsal exposure in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. We first confirmed that atovaquone exerted a dose-dependent antiviral effect on CHIKV and ZIKV replication in mosquito-derived cells. The modest antiviral effect could be rescued by adding exogenous uridine. Next, we assessed the effect of tarsal exposure to atovaquone on the fitness of Ae. aegypti. Concentrations up to 100 µmol/m² did not affect the fecundity and egg-hatching rate. No significant effect on mosquito survival was observed when mosquitoes were exposed to concentrations up to 25 µmol/m². To evaluate the antiviral effect of atovaquone against CHIKV, we exposed female mosquitoes to 100 µmol/m² atovaquone for 1h, after which the mosquitoes were immediately infected with CHIKV or ZIKV via bloodmeal. Atovaquone did not significantly reduce ZIKV or CHIKV infection in Ae. aegypti, but successfully blocked the transmission of CHIKV in saliva. Tarsal exposure to antiviral drugs could therefore be a potential new strategy to reduce virus transmission by mosquitoes.
DOI: 10.17632/hsv9rx7wd2.2
title: Rawdata - Tarsal exposure to atovaquone inhibits chikungunya virus transmission by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, but not the transmission of Zika virus

description: The antimalarial drug atovaquone was recently reported to inhibit the in vitro replication of different arboviruses, including chikungunya virus (CHIKV) and Zika virus (ZIKV). Furthermore, atovaquone was shown to block Plasmodium parasite transmission by Anopheles mosquitoes when the mosquitoes were exposed to low concentrations on treated surfaces (i.e. tarsal exposure). Therefore, we evaluated the anti-CHIKV and -ZIKV effects of atovaquone via tarsal exposure in Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. We first confirmed that atovaquone exerted a dose-dependent antiviral effect on CHIKV and ZIKV replication in mosquito-derived cells. The modest antiviral effect could be rescued by adding exogenous uridine. Next, we assessed the effect of tarsal exposure to atovaquone on the fitness of Ae. aegypti. Concentrations up to 100 µmol/m² did not affect the fecundity and egg-hatching rate. No significant effect on mosquito survival was observed when mosquitoes were exposed to concentrations up to 25 µmol/m². To evaluate the antiviral effect of atovaquone against CHIKV, we exposed female mosquitoes to 100 µmol/m² atovaquone for 1 h, after which the mosquitoes were immediately infected with CHIKV or ZIKV via bloodmeal. Atovaquone did not significantly reduce ZIKV or CHIKV infection in Ae. aegypti, but successfully blocked the transmission of CHIKV in saliva. Tarsal exposure to antiviral drugs could therefore be a potential new strategy to reduce virus transmission by mosquitoes.
DOI: 10.17632/nzw4p78bt7.1
title: ISO/SWS_NEMESIS_Analysis_JRibeiro(2023)

description: Jupiter observations from ISO/SWS, provided by Dr. Thérèse Encrenaz, used for retrievals with NEMESIS suite
DOI: 10.17632/9vmpvyf6g9.1
title: western blot gel

description: western blot gel
DOI: 10.17632/h9zbztrxsc.1
title: Scripts and data for manuscript "Disparification and extinction trade-offs shaped the evolution of Permian to Jurassic Odonata"

description: R scripts and data associated with the manuscript : Deregnaucourt, I., Bardin, J., Villier, L., Julliard, R., Béthoux, O., Disparification and extinction trade-offs shaped the evolution of Permian to Jurassic Odonata, IScience (2023), doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.isci.2023.107420.
DOI: 10.17632/rjs9rd8wxv.1
title: M Cups Reviews

description: This data is collected from consumers of Menstrual cups and consists of 3356 elements with 6 features, namely Brand, Name, Star-rating, Date, Review Title, and Review Content. By employing text mining and sentiment analysis with polarity scores on this dataset, the paper contributes to Computing Research by extracting valuable insights into consumers' sentiments and preferences regarding menstrual cups. These computational techniques enhance the development of user-centric and effective menstrual cup designs, tailored to meet the diverse needs and preferences of users.
DOI: 10.17632/gmm4wzfvz9.1
title: Unveiling the Role of Hydrate Shedding in Subsea Gas Transportation Accounting for Evolving Shear Strength

description: This data is used to simulate changes in pressure drop within a pipeline due to hydrate generation during the transportation of submarine natural gas pipelines. This data provides valuable insights for managing hydrate-related challenges in submarine pipeline operations, opening new avenues for the efficient utilization of hydrate reservoirs.
DOI: 10.17632/6j8gmrr2gx.1
title: Data Report: Extremism, Knowledge, and Overconfidence in the COVID-19 Restriction Times

description: Data to accompany paper of same name. Data were collected from 500 Japanese adult participants, who were asked about their attitudes toward the COVID-19 restrictions. The first sheet of the Excel file contains the questionnaire statements and information on the available response options, and the second sheet contains the responses for the participants.
DOI: 10.17632/dsg7gpvcvj.1
title: Supplementary data of 40 lunar sampling sites

description: Some relevant supplementary materials about the research of Chaofa Bian, including Excel with the coordinate positions of 40 lunar sampling sites and the reflectance averages of 26 band CE-1 IIM images and CF images within 2×2 pixels, as well as 27-band tif images of 40 lunar sampling sites.
DOI: 10.17632/ztjbz25jpf.1
title: Nanopore Heterogeneity and Accessibility in Oil and Gas Bearing Cretaceous KG (Raghampuram) Shale, KG Basin, India: An Advanced Multi-Analytical Study 

description: The repository contains raw data for the following of Raghampuram (KG) shales, KG Basin, India:
    Low-pressure N2 sorption
    Low-pressure CO2 adsorption
    Synchrotron SAXS (Small-Angle X-ray Scattering)

Additionally, multifractal analyses of accessible (NLDFT PSDs) and total pores (PDSP) of Raghampuram (KG) Shales are included.
DOI: 10.17632/cxfgnfjvn3.1
title: Supplementary Materials for "Reliability of extreme wind speeds predicted by extreme-value analysis", Meteorology, 2023, 2(3), 344-367.

description: Supplementary data to accompany "Reliability of extreme wind speeds predicted by extreme-value analysis" published in Meteorology, 2023, 2,  which examines the reliability of extreme wind speed predictions at large mean recurrence intervals (MRI) by bootstrapping samples from representative known distributions. The classical asymptotic generalized extreme value distribution (GEV) and the generalized Pareto (GPD) distribution are compared with a contemporary sub-asymptotic Gumbel distribution that accounts for incomplete convergence to the correct asymptote. The mean bias error is shown to be minimal in all cases, so that the variability expressed by the standard error becomes the principal reliability metric. Peak-over-threshold (POT) methods are shown to always be more reliable than epoch methods due to the additional sub-epoch data. The generalized asymptotic methods are shown to always be less reliable than the sub-asymptotic methods by a factor that increases with MRI. This study reinforces the previously published theory-based arguments that GEV and GPD are unsuitable models for extreme wind speeds by showing that they also provide the least reliable predictions in practice. A new two-step Weibull-XIMIS hybrid method is shown to have superior reliability.
DOI: 10.17632/8zxxzdfg6c.1
title: Genetic diversity and signature of divergence in the genome of grapevine clones of Southern Italy varieties

description: The VCF file includes the Apulian clones NERO DI TROIA (synonym UVA DI TROIA n.) (n.16), MALVASIA NERA DI BRINDISI (hereafter referred as MALVASIA NERA, n.8), MINUTOLO b. (n.6). and NERO DI TROIA, genotyped by Genotyping by Sequencing (GBS) approach.
DOI: 10.17632/3shbffvgfw.1
title: Supplementary Tables - More than Just MI: Isothiazolinone Allergy in North America, 2017-2020

description: Table S1. MOAHLFA Characteristics for Isothiazolinone Allergic (Is+) and Isothiazolinone Non-Allergic 
(Is-) Patients. 
Table S2. Body Sites of Dermatitis for Is+ and Is- Patients. 
Table S3. Positive reactions among patients with positive patch test result(s) to isothiazolinone allergens.
DOI: 10.17632/c6zg3wvkt8.1
title: Genetic diversity and signature of divergence in the genome of grapevine clones of Southern Italy varieties_Campanian_clones

description: The VCF file includes the Campanian clones CAMAIOLA n. (n. 20), AGLIANICO LASCO (n.64), and GRECO B. (n. 24), genotyped by dd-RADseq approach.
DOI: 10.17632/pdzf7jbkyb.1
title: Genetic diversity and signature of divergence in the genome of grapevine clones of Southern Italy varieties_Merged_VCF

description: The VCF file merging SNP data points derived from the two datasets "Campania_unfiltered" and "Apulia_unfiltered", generated by ddRADseq and GBS approaches respectively.