cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/pjvmhxkvy8.1
title: Blood glucose, triglycerides, and insulin concentrations after administration of enteral nutrition solutions in normal and dexamethasone-induced hyperglycemic rats

description: This is provided as a supplementary dataset related to the paper titled "Time course data of blood glucose levels in normal and dexamethasone-induced hyperglycemic rats given enteral nutrition with different fat contents". This dataset contains raw data of plasma glucose, triglycerides, and insulin concentrations after a single oral administration of enteral nutrition solutions with differing carbohydrate and fat contents in normal rats (Experiment 1) and dexamethasone-induced hyperglycemic rats (Experiment 2).
DOI: 10.17632/j7xny7c3pd.1
title: Supporting Information for "Retrofitted CCS technologies enhance economy, security, and equity in achieving carbon zero in China’s power sector"

description: This is a supplemental information file for the paper entitled “Retrofitted CCS technologies enhance economy, security, and equity in achieving carbon zero in China’s power sector”.
DOI: 10.17632/j7xny7c3pd.2
title: Supporting Information for "Retrofitted CCS technologies enhance economy, security, and equity in achieving carbon zero in China’s power sector"

description: This is a supplemental information file for the paper entitled “Retrofitted CCS technologies enhance economy, security, and equity in achieving carbon zero in China’s power sector”.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.26338909
title: Kings College London 2023 articles

description: King's College London dataset of articles published in 2023, created June 2024, source: institutional repository
DOI: 10.17632/g53jsbb97x.1
title: Effectiveness of Neuro Linguistics Programming and Structured Exercises on Motor Skills, Physical Fitness and Attention in Children with ADHD - A Randomized Control Trial

description: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), is a prevalent, neuro behavioral disorder defined by developmentally inappropriate symptoms of inattention, impulsiveness and overactivity. This, study was conducted in two phases, the aim of phase-I was to evaluate motor skills, physical fitness and attention in ADHD and typically developing children. While, the aims of phase-II was to evaluate the effectiveness of a Structured Exercise Program (SEP), and Neuro Linguistics programming (NLP) on motor skills, physical fitness and attention in ADHD children.
The Phase-I was a two-group comparative, cross sectional study, wherein seventy one ADHD and seventy one typically developing children were recruited, and assessed on motor skills, physical fitness and attention. An Independent t-test revealed that ADHD children had significant deficits in motor skills, physical fitness (except BMI) and attention compared to typically developing children (p &lt; 0.05).
The Phase-II study was a randomized control trial, between factor had three groups, Group-A, received SEP, Group-B, received SEP+NLP, and Group-C were the controls, continued with their routine activities. The repeated factor was time, had three levels: pre-intervention, post 1 following 6 weeks of intervention, and post 2, follow up after 2 weeks. SEP group received eighteen sessions (three times/ week for 6 weeks) inaddition to this SEP+NLP group received six sessions of NLP. ANOVA revealed significant improvements in SEP and SEP+NLP group compared to the control group (p &lt; 0.05). Multiple comparisons using Bonferroni p&lt;0.05, revealed significant improvement following SEP + NLP, compared to only SEP following six weeks of intervention and during two weeks of follow up period. 
In conclusion, it was observed that ADHD children exhibited greater motor skills, physical fitness and attention deficits, compared to their typically developing peers. It was found that a school-based structured exercise program independently and/or in combination with a Neurolinguistics program improved motor skills,physical fitness and attention in ADHD children.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.nust8p
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 88876 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "Country is France",
 "HasCoordinate is true",
 "HasGeospatialIssue is false",
 "OccurrenceStatus is Present",
 "TaxonKey is Phylloscopus bonelli (Vieillot, 1819)",
 "Year 2005-2024"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 88876 records from 1162 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0030569-240626123714530/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.57745/lct9l6
title: Hydrological and flow intermittence models for the 6 European catchments studied in the DRYvER project

description: J2000 hydrological models and random forest models for predicting streamflow and flow intermittence for the 6 European catchments studied in the DRYvER project.
DOI: 10.57745/lnf4rf
title: Production routes and properties of various plant powders intended for the manufacture of green products: materials and methods

description: This dataset contians the material and method used to product data regarding the production itineraries and the properties of various plant powders intended for the manufacture of green products. It also includes video explaining how to use the Process and Observation (PO2) software.
DOI: 10.57745/k3veou
title: Supplementary_material_SEAMPL

description: Supplementary material used and produced to develop SEAMPL tool. SEAMPL is a user-friendly web interface that aim to help stakeholders to consider the environmental dimension when developing new reusable bottle systems. The tool is based on simplified parametrized LCA models.
DOI: 10.57745/ked4og
title: Oilseedrape_Pod_Pathogens

description: RGB images of oilseed rape pods collected in the field and bearing symptoms of plant diseases, with comments aiming at pod disease discrimination
DOI: 10.57745/lgstgg
title: IsoCor-based correction of natural isotope abundance for TBDMS derivatives from GC-MS analyses

description: A P2M2 (IGEPP's Metabolic Profiling and Metabolomic Platform) workflow was built based on GC-MS raw data from TBDMS-derivative of metabolites to correct for natural abundance and to calculate carbon isotopologue distributions and mean 13C enrichment using IsoCor2.0 software. The corrective method is publicly available and can be run directly from GC-MS source files using the following workflow : Conversion GCMS PostRun Analysis to IsoCor Isotopic studies &gt; Isotope Correction for mass spectrometry labeling experiments The sources are available on the GitHub repository of the P2M2 platform. The workflow is composed of two items: "Conversion GCMS postrun analysis to IsoCor" and "Isotope Correction for mass spectrometry labeling experiments". The first item (gcms2isocor) allows to convert GCMS raw data into a table suitable for IsoCor. For this purpose,the input files must contain a column "Name" filled with each carbon isotopologue of each fragment considered and a column "Area" filled with the area of the integrated peak. The name of each mass fragment analysed in the method file must be written exactly as depicted in the GCMS_example_file . This will ensure that the combination between the chemical formula of the metabolite backbone and the chemical formula of the TBDMS backbone is correct and clearly identified by IsoCor. The identification of chemical structures for each fragment reported in the dataset has been manually curated with respect to known fragmentation patterns and analysis of 13C-PT standards (MetaboHUB, see the upcoming reference publication). As an example, the name "ProlineC1C5_2TBDMSMINUSC4H9_m0" is for the GC-MS fragment m/z 286 (integrated peak) containing the C2-C3-C4-C5 carbon skeleton of proline_2TBDMS, and m0 refers to the carbon isotopologue monitored (m0 for m/z = 286, m1 for m/z = 287, m2 for m/z = 288, m3 for m/z = 289, m4 for m/z = 290, m5 for m/z = 291). Fragmentation of TBDMS derivatives usually produces two intense ions: [M-57]+ and [M-85]+. The [M-85]+ fragments, corresponding to [M-57]+ fragments with an additional loss of 1 carbon and 1 oxygen, are identified in the metabolite name using "co", i.e. "ProlineC2C5co_2TBDMSMINUSC4H9_m0" for example. If this first step of the workflow is bypassed, the users are solely responsible for the scientific credibility of the results generated. The second item (IsoCor from W4M platform) allows to correct for the abundance of naturally occurring isotopes using IsoCor software. Please run IsoCor with the three files “Isotopes.dat”, “Metabolites.dat” and “Derivatives.dat” from the dataset. After this second step, the results can be visualized using custom R scripts or other W4M tools such as "Isoplot: Generate plots from isocor output".
DOI: 10.57745/hsoovu
title: Data associated with the article entitled: "A conserved NR5A1-responsive enhancer regulates SRY in testis-determination"

description: Codes, tabular data and raw data used in the publication: A conserved NR5A1-responsive enhancer regulates SRY in testis-determination (Nature Communications). These data originate from a study investigating the regulation of the Y-linked SRY gene, which plays a crucial role in initiating testis-determination in mammals. We identified a specific enhancer, bound by the steroidogenic factor-1 (SF-1)/NR5A1, necessary for appropriate SRY expression in human testis-determination. Deleting this enhancer using genome editing in an in vitro cellular model led to a significant reduction in SRY expression, highlighting the regulatory role of human NR5A1 in the switch between testis and ovary development. Our study suggests that disruptions in enhancers can mimic variants in the coding regions of SRY associated with human testis dysgenesis, providing valuable insights into enhancer activity in the context of key developmental processes.
DOI: 10.57745/hzsrhz
title: Datasets on the nutritional and environmental (including biodiversity) characteristics of food products consumed in France.

description: This database contains average consumption, nutrient composition and environmental impact data of foods in France. Average consumption was estimated based on INCA2 database, nutrient composition from CIQUAL and environmental from Agribalyse V3. It is composed of two csv files: 2_variable_description.csv that explicit the column names of 3_data.csv that contains the data. As they refer to French databases, the names of the food items are kept in French language. To comply with international standards, point is used as decimal. Method of estimation for food consumption and nutrient composition is described in detailed in (Gazan et al., 2018). Method to obtain optimized quantity for each food is described in details in (Vieux et al., 2022). Method of estimation for environmental impacts is described in details in Tharrey et al. (in prep.). This dataset is also related to a data paper in Le Féon et al. (2022) (in prep)
DOI: 10.57745/inlkq8
title: Fiches de résultats des modèles hydrologiques de surface du projet Explore2 : A Rhin

description: Ensemble de fiche descriptives des résultats du projet Explore2 aux points de simulation pour la région hydrologique A Rhin Notice de lecture des fiches de résultats des modèles hydrologiques de surface Le projet Explore2 a produit une quantité inédite de données hydrologiques. Ainsi, des ensembles de projections hydrologiques ont été élaborés sur près de 4000 points de simulation répartis en France hexagonale. Dans un esprit de faciliter la diffusion des résultats et suite à des recommandations faites post-Explore2070, des fiches de synthèse viennent décrire les évolutions de statistiques de débit (descripteurs du régime hydrologique). Ces fiches sont toutes construites sur un schéma identique et privilégient des représentations graphiques. Elles se focalisent sur les résultats concernant les débits obtenus avec le scénario d’émission le plus émetteur (RCP8.5) et aux points disposant de projections issus d’au moins quatre modèles hydrologiques de surface. L’objectif visé des fiches est de donner à voir l’évolution de quelques variables clefs descriptives du régime hydrologique. Les valeurs numériques ne doivent pas être lues sur ces fiches, mais dans les fichiers de données brutes ou d’indicateurs pré-calculés mis à disposition, comme les fiches de synthèse, sur le portail « DRIAS les futurs de l’eau ». Ce document a pour objectif d’expliciter le contenu de ces fiches de synthèse des résultats.
DOI: 10.57745/kk2svj
title: CAMELS-FR graphical fact sheets

description: These fact sheets are derived from the "CAMELS-FR dataset". A fact sheet is provided for each catchment, in which static plots summarize hydro-climatic, topographical, hydrogeological, and land cover data. The files are available in a few languages.
DOI: 10.57745/kpxzna
title: MassiveFold data for target T1207

description: MassiveFold data generated for CASP16, in collaboration with CAPRI . 8040 predictions were generated for the target = 1005 x 8 sets of parameters. - a description of the setup can be found in `MassiveFold_CASP16_Abstract.pdf` - `README.txt` describes the contents of the main `MassiveFold.tar.gz` file - the main `MassiveFold.tar.gz file contains all the predictions, divided into 8 folders named after the conditions. It contains predictions as well as pickle files, sequence alignments, rankings and plots. The README.txt file describes the contents of this tar.gz. - the `only_pdbs_MassiveFold.tar.gz` is the result of the `gather_runs.py` script, without the pickle files. It contains a list of all the pdb files and ranking files with scores. - `gather_runs.py` allows to gather the runs, to use preferentially to the one included in the main `MassiveFold.tar.gz` at the time of the prediction phase, because it has been updated - `combined_scores.csv` file contains the CASP assessment for the target (from https://predictioncenter.org/)
DOI: 10.57745/kyur7i
title: Diffusion MRI for lipids localisation in salmon filets

description: This data is a 3D MRI broadcast image set. The acquisition parameters were chosen to highlight the protons of lipids compared to those of lean tissues. These 3D images allow us to locate lipids at the millimeter scale. They are mainly located on myoseptes, and at the level of the central ridge. Images resolution is 1*1*1.5 mm. Images description gives fish type and imaging localisation : head side or tail side. Head/Tail side means that the field of view covers the half filet on the head/tail side.
DOI: 10.57745/irzjwk
title: Entretien avec Silva Linarte. Histoire de vie et expériences de déportation en URSS

description: Cet entretien a eu lieu le 13 janvier 2009 à Daugavpils, Lettonie, à l'Université de Daugavpils. Il a été mené par Juliette Denis et Alain Blum. L'entretien a été réalisé en russe et traduit et interprété en anglais. Il a duré 2 heures et 47 minutes.
DOI: 10.57745/krycyy
title: IEEE 34 Nodes Test Feeder Simulation Data for High Impedance Fault Detection and Localization

description: The detection and localization of high impedance faults within distribution power networks is one of the biggest challenges in the field of power grid protection. Over the past two decades, numerous approaches for high-impedance fault detection and localization have been proposed to address this challenge. However, a substantial portion of these works tested their approaches using private real-world or simulation data characterized by diverse power system structures and parameters. This heterogeneity poses a substantial impediment to comprehensive performance evaluation and meaningful comparisons.To fill the blank of benchmark data, we simulate a wildly used power system-the IEEE 34-node test feeder- with the introduction of high-impedance fault through Matlab/Simulink. The resulting dataset contains various fault locations distributed across the power grid, two operational disturbances: load switching and capacitor switching, and a normal state with varying operation conditions. Furthermore, the simulation incorporates four distinct high-impedance fault settings commonly utilized in existing studies. The voltage and current signals are collected at all 34 nodes as well as the high-impedance fault module to provide comprehensive system information. Consequently, we hereby make this dataset accessible to researchers engaged in high-impedance fault detection and localization, relieving them from the burden of creating their own datasets and enabling reasonable comparisons of their methodologies with those of their peers.
DOI: 10.57745/kytr17
title: Pratiques inclusives en mathématiques en ULIS collège

description: Ce jeu de données est issu d’un projet de recherche intitulé « Pratiques inclusives en mathématiques au collège ». Dans le cadre de ce projet qui avait pour objectif d’étudier des pratiques professionnelles inclusives, nous nous sommes intéressés à des Élèves reconnus institutionnellement handicapés (ERIH) bénéficiant d’une Unité localisée pour l’inclusion scolaire (ULIS). Ces élèves suivaient des apprentissages mathématiques en classe ordinaire et au sein du regroupement spécialisé. Nous avons travaillé au sein d’un collège (collègeA) avec un enseignant de mathématiques (PmathA), un enseignant spécialisé coordonnateur Ulis (PulisA) et un Accompagnant d’élève en situation de handicap collectif (AESH-coA). Dans ce dispositif ULIS, nous avons suivi un Élève reconnu institutionnellement handicapé (ERIHA) qui bénéficiait d’enseignements en mathématiques au sein de la classe de 6e et au sein du regroupement spécialisé. L’ensemble des séances d’une séquence relative à l’enseignement des fractions en classe de 6e a été filmé avec un dispositif multisources (4 caméras, 8 enregistreurs audio), puis transcrit intégralement. Ce jeu de données comprend les transcriptions de 9 séances successives (6 en classe de mathématiques et 3 au sein du regroupement spécialisé ULIS). Chaque séance est complétée par un entretien ante et post réalisé avec l’enseignant. À l’issue de ces neuf séances, quatre entretiens d’analyse simple et croisée sont réalisés. Ces entretiens permettent aux enseignants de sélectionner des moments remarquables dans les films des séances et de les présenter au chercheur (entretien d’analyse simple) ou au second enseignant (entretien d’analyse croisé).
DOI: 10.57745/kkfkqs
title: Projet Agribalyse et Biodiversité locale en ACV

description: Cette étude (2023) s'est intéressée aux méthodes de calcul des impacts de la production agricole sur la biodiversité locale (ou à la parcelle) lié à l'usage des terres. Quatre méthodes ont été analysées et appliquées à des données d'Agribalyse. Les résultats diffèrent entre les méthodes, révélant deux types d'approches : les méthodes à majeure « géographie » pour lesquelles les variations d'impacts entre zones de production sont dominantes par rapport aux variations de pratiques, et les méthodes à majeure « pratiques », pour lesquelles la géographie est moins ou pas du tout discriminante par rapport aux pratiques.
DOI: 10.57745/lca116
title: Référentiel de performances économiques, environnementales et sociales de pratiques culturales économes en intrants

description: Ce jeu de données constitue une actualisation du travail réalisé dans le cadre de l'expertise Ecophyto R&D publiée en 2010. Il se base sur l'analyse des données de l'enquête "Pratiques culturales grandes cultures et prairies" conduite par le Ministère en charge de l'Agriculture et sur l'expertise d'une cinquantaine de conseillers agricoles impliqués dans le réseau DEPHY Ferme. Pour 26 grandes cultures, 10 zones couvrant l'ensemble de la France métropolitaine et 5 stratégies culturales couvrant un gradient de dépendance aux intrants de synthèse, des itinéraires techniques types sont décrits. Ces itinéraires techniques sont caractérisées par 30 indicateurs de performances économiques, environnementales et sociales. Ce référentiel peut servir de base à des études prospectives et politiques publiques visant à accompagner les transitions vers une agriculture économe en intrants de synthèse.
DOI: 10.57745/lx1mkl
title: MassiveFold data for target T1240 - T286

description: MassiveFold data generated for CASP16, in collaboration with CAPRI . 8040 predictions were generated for the target = 1005 x 8 sets of parameters. - a description of the setup can be found in `MassiveFold_CASP16_Abstract.pdf` - `README.txt` describes the contents of the main `MassiveFold.tar.gz` file - the main `MassiveFold.tar.gz file contains all the predictions, divided into 8 folders named after the conditions. It contains predictions as well as pickle files, sequence alignments, rankings and plots. The README.txt file describes the contents of this tar.gz. - the `only_pdbs_MassiveFold.tar.gz` is the result of the `gather_runs.py` script, without the pickle files. It contains a list of all the pdb files and ranking files with scores. - `gather_runs.py` allows to gather the runs, to use preferentially to the one included in the main `MassiveFold.tar.gz` at the time of the prediction phase, because it has been updated - `combined_scores.csv` file contains the CASP assessment for the target (from https://predictioncenter.org/) - `CAPRI_assessment.csv` file contains the CAPRI assessment for the target (from https://www.capri-docking.org/assessment/) - `CAPRI_scoring.pdb.gz` is a multi-pdbs containing all the MassiveFold predictions for the target. It was used for the CAPRI scoring phase.
DOI: 10.57745/kga7ci
title: Meloidogyne genus OrthoFinder analysis

description: OrthoFinder 2.5.4 analysis of the predicted proteomes of M. incognita, M. luci, M. javanica, M. arenaria, M. hapla, M. chitwoodii and M. graminicola as well as those of the cyst nematodes Heterodera schachtii and H. glycines as outgroup species. OrthoFinder was run with the option MSA for construction of a multiple sequence alignment with MAFFT and phylogenetic trees with FastTree. OrthoFinder identified 2980 low-copy number and highly conserved orthogroups for the reconstruction of the species tree.
DOI: 10.57745/lkocq0
title: Dataset from the literature on fatigue behavior of lime- and/or cement-treated soils

description: A database was created to compile fatigue test results of treated soils from the literature. This collection aims to centralize and organize existing data to facilitate analysis and comparison of different soil treatment methods and their performances under repeated loading conditions. The database consists of the results of 410 laboratory tests carried out in the context of linear infrastructure projects, reported in 11 articles published between 1984 and 2021. Due to its structured format of the collected information, the database offers potential for reuse in various applications, such as comparative studies, data-driven modeling.
DOI: 10.57745/lzs8su
title: Plasticity in "PerfoMix Jardin"

description: This repository contains data and code as used for the article "Contrasted reaction norms of wheat yield in pure vs mixed stands explained by tillering plasticity and shade avoidance" by Gawinowski M, Enjalbert J, Cournede PH and Flutre T. Please, start by clicking on the file "0_README.html" that describes how to navigate through all the files.
DOI: 10.57745/mghjvn
title: Replication data for: "Application of the Lattice-Boltzmann method to wetting on anisotropic textured surfaces: Characterization of the liquid-solid interface"

description: This dataset is linked to an article published in 2023, available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcis.2023.07.207 Among these documents, you will find all the resources related to this publication. These data were obtained by running wetting simulations on a lab-built Lattice Boltzmann method code. Essentially the code is based on a pseudo-potential LBM approach. This way, the relationship between topography and wetting were investigated under differents configurations. These data can be reused to compare post-process values such as contact angle and liquid-solid contact quantification depending on materials or topography.