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DOI: 10.17632/fxgdtkv6zp.2
title: Two Agent Model of Forward Electricity Prices in Brazil with Generalized Extended CVaR Preferences

description: Authors: Felipe Van de Sande Araujo, Cristina Spineti Luz, Leonardo Lima Gomes, Luiz Eduardo Teixeira Brandão The files provided here are the calculations for the paper with the same title. They are organized in the following way: Data - contain datasets of forecasted spot prices for electricity in SE/CO region of Brazil for the year 2020 or 2021, as well as estimated forward price for electricity for the same years. This data is loaded by the R scripts. Plots - contain the plots generated by these scripts. The main level contain the scripts that can be executed, provided the data is organized in the same structure as this repository. The sensitivity analysis uses an interactive plotly widget that can take a while to fully load. All code was developed for the article. Paper Abstract: Despite its continental size and integrated electrical system, Brazil does not have an exchange for trading forward and futures contracts for electricity. Thus, price information for long-term contracts is often obtained through market research and expert opinions. This article proposes a simple yet efficient approach to estimate the forward price of electricity in the Brazilian energy market. The model is based on the equilibrium between two representative agents negotiating bilateral contracts where the agents’ risk aversion is derived from the utility functions related to the Generalized Extended CVaR Preference. This model is comprehensive and can be applied to all agents participating in the electricity futures transaction independent of whether they are directly involved in the production chain or simply carry speculative positions. Our results indicate that the model’s forecasted prices, which are based on the participants' expected behavior, can be used as an indicator for the forward price of electricity, providing more transparency and security for the participants in this market. Key-words: Forward curve, Forward Bilateral Contracts, Multi-Agent Equilibrium, CVaR, Optimization.
DOI: 10.17632/w928dbh3pp.2
title: DATASET - JUDICIALIZAÇÃO DA COMPETIÇÃO ELEITORAL RJ -2012/2020

description: Esta base de dados foi compilada em pesquisa que pretende aferir o tamanho da judicialização da competição eleitoral no Estado do Rio de Janeiro. Foram agrupadas todas as ações judiciais movidas em face de candidatos eleitos para o cargo de Prefeito Municipal nas eleições de 2012, 2016 e 2020, nas quais a procedência do pedido resultaria na anulação do pleito. Em relação ao ciclo eleitoral de 2020, as ações foram compiladas até o início do recesso forense de dezembro.
DOI: 10.17632/yd5ygw38vj.2
title: Diagnostic accuracy of cervical cancer screening strategies in women living with HIV-1 in Burkina Faso and South Africa: A cohort study

description: This data was used in the preparation and writing of the manuscript titled 'Diagnostic accuracy of cervical cancer screening strategies in women living with HIV-1 in Burkina Faso and South Africa: A cohort study' published in PLOS Medicine. Diagnostic accuracy of cervical cancer screening strategies in women living with HIV-1 in Burkina Faso and South Africa: A cohort study Helen A. Kelly, Admire Chikandiwa, Bernard Sawadogo, Clare Gilham, Pamela Michelow, Olga Goumbri Lompo, Tanvier Omar, Souleymane Zan, Precious Magooa, Michel Segondy, Nicolas Nagot, Nicolas Meda, Sinead Delany-Moretlwe, Philippe Mayaud, for the HARP Study Group
DOI: 10.17632/k25vtf2nnn.2
title: LINF_090018300

description: hypothetical protein - conserved; Leishmania infantum
DOI: 10.17632/v9cw7xzvkt.3
title: Intraspecific competition for host resources in a parasite

description: We studied intraspecific competition in desert mistletoe (Phoradendron californicum) co-infections in velvet mesquite (Prosopis velutina) hosts by measuring ecophysiological and elemental traits of parasites and hosts before and after performing a reciprocal removal experiment of mistletoe occupying the same branch. Phoradendron species acquire limited carbon (C) through photosynthesis, and generally maintain high heterotrophy. Host carbon availability may therefore be a limiting resource for mistletoes, resulting in resource competition, especially when individuals are found on the same host branch and in the same xylem stream. We predicted that upon removal from a host branch: 1) distal mistletoes remaining downstream (with respect to xylem) would increase in nitrogen (N) and C uptake (heterotrophy; H) from the host, while reducing gas exchange because xylem transport would no longer be shared with another mistletoe in the same xylem stream, and 2) proximal mistletoes remaining upstream (with respect to xylem) would reduce gas exchange because of improved water status from loss of sinks that normally increase xylem water tension. Finally, lack of removal (controls) would reduce N and H and increase gas exchange relative to the removal treatment. The data come from experimental manipulations and surveys conducted in the Santa Rita Experimental Range located 45 km south of Tucson, Arizona, United States (31.821°N, 110.866°W, 1120 m above sea level). The landscape is predominately a semidesert grassland that is being converted through succession and fire suppression to savanna with woody shrubs, including velvet mesquite 50. Average precipitation is 380 mm and accumulates in two bursts, late summer monsoons and winter rains. Most of the growing season occurs in July through September during the monsoon season. CO2 and water use, elemental content, and spatial and functional traits for each host and parasite were measured prior to leaf flush (April), prior to mistletoe removal when host leaves were present (May-pre removal), seven days after removal (May-post removal), mid to late monsoon season (September), and prior to leaf senescence (November). For more details on how the data were collected and analyses, please see the methods of the published article.
DOI: 10.17632/3jtyz87jc7.2
title: Raw data for antibacterial, antioxidant and Sun protection potential of selected Medicinal plants in Uganda

description: Raw data for antibacterial, antioxidant, and Sun protection potential of selected Medicinal plants in Uganda
DOI: 10.17632/p3gt8vvr5b.3
title: Cas9 deactivation with photocleavable guide RNAs

description: Raw gel images for: Zou RS*, Liu Y*, Wu B, Ha T. (2021). Cas9 deactivation with photocleavable guide RNAs. Molecular Cell.
DOI: 10.17632/8jyz7pzx25.2
title: Survey Data on Place Attachment in Core Areas of Nigerian Cities: A case in Oke-Foko, Ibadan

description: The dataset relates to data collected from a community, Oke-Foko, in the core area of Ibadan, Nigeria. Oke-Foko community covers Wards 5, 6 and 7 of Ibadan Southwest local government. The dataset was a primary data collected through field survey using quantitative source. The quantitative source involved the use of open-ended and close-ended questionnaires. The questions were measured numerically on an interval scale. It involved variables measuring the socio-economic characteristics of residents, their degree of attachment to their residents, their degree of satisfaction with their housing unit features, housing unit support facilities and neighbourhood features. Their perception about the degree of adequacy of security of lives and properties was also investigated. Furthermore, the presence of home-based enterprise was also investigated. Also, the dimensions of place attachment using variables that measure attachment to homes got from literature on attachment and the predictors of place attachment were investigated. Data on socio-economic data were derived from the residents, represented by 1200 housing unit heads, and they were analysed with descriptive statistical tools such as frequencies and percentages, and were presented using tables and figures. Data on dimensions of place attachment were analysed with Principal Component Analysis (PCA) with Varimax rotation method. Categorical regression analysis with optimal scaling was used to analyse the predictors of place attachment. All these data analyses are found in [1]. The dataset could be used to investigate the responses of residents of other core area communities in Nigeria and other sub-Saharan cities. The dataset is derived from the case study of a community in Ibadan, which has all the characteristics of historic core area. Therefore, the results could be generalized to other Yoruba towns. The data could be used to measure Place Attachment in communities in other core areas of Nigeria cities. It is useful for measuring the relationship between Place attachment and satisfaction.
DOI: 10.17632/543528fvbd.2
title: JAAD supplemental material - Response to systemic therapies in granulomatous cheilitis: retrospective multicenter series of 61 patients

description: Supplemental Material Supplemental material Mendeley Supplemental Table 1. Case review of systemic therapies in CG. Mendeley Supplemental Table 2. Modalities and responses to systemic therapies in the whole study population and by underlying disease. Response rates (proportion of responders including CR and PR), CR rates, duration of therapy, duration of response and relapse rates were assessed for each systemic therapy modality. Only therapies that had been assessed in at least 3 patients are provided. CFZ, clofazimine; HCQ, hydroxychloroquine; CS, corticosteroids; MTZ, metronidazole; IFX, infliximab; ADA, adalimumab; CR, complete responses; NA, not applicable. Mendeley Supplemental Figure 1. Responses to systemic therapies in patients with Miescher’s macrocheilitis (n=38). Best response (non-response [NR], complete response [CR] or partial response [PR]) is indicated. CFZ, clofazimine; HCQ, hydroxychloroquine; CS, corticosteroids; MTZ, metronidazole; MTX, methotrexate; THD, thalidomide; SZP, salazopyrine; IFX, infliximab; ADA, adalimumab; RITUX, rituximab Mendeley Supplemental Figure 2. Responses to systemic therapies in patients with Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome (n=9, panel A), Crohn’s disease (n=10, panel B) and sarcoidosis (n=4, panel C). Best response (non-response [NR], complete response [CR] or partial response [PR]) is indicated. CFZ, clofazimine; HCQ, hydroxychloroquine; CS, corticosteroids; MTZ, metronidazole; MTX, methotrexate; THD, thalidomide; AZA, azathioprine; ASA, 5-aminosalicylic acid; CYS, cyclosporine; IFX, infliximab; ADA, adalimumab; UST, ustekinumab; GOLI, golimumab; VEDO, vedolizumab. Mendeley Supplemental Figure 3. Cumulative proportion of complete response over time. The Kaplan-Meier cumulative incidence curve was constructed to assess the proportion of patients with complete resolution of GC over time. (XL-Stat-Life, Addinsoft, Paris, France).
DOI: 10.17632/6nhp6dz9j4.3
title: BIRECT-2D code

description: This is a BIRECT Matlab code in 2D for graphic use, written by Naziheddine Belkacem and Lakhdar Chiter. The complete code (up to 10 variables) is only on request. For more details email to: lchiter@univ-setif.dz
DOI: 10.17632/jkwxmsrn27.2
title: Decellularized canine placenta proteomic analysis

description: This work aims to map the main protein groups of the native (DOI: 10.17632/t8m5gf5jm9.1) and decellularized extracellular matrix of fetal side of canine placentas from 35 days of gestation (end of the middle third of gestation), hypothesizing that the cell removal protocol guarantees a biological matrix capable of maintaining protein groups and structural factors necessary for tissue rebuilding, as well as the processes of cell adhesion and interaction and the restoration of vasculogenesis.
DOI: 10.17632/pydvm8khhg.2
title: LINF_090018600

description: mitochondrial import inner membrane translocase subunit TIM17; Leishmania infantum
DOI: 10.17632/chn7d5xtj8.2
title: Degradation of multiple peptides by microcystin-degrader Paucibacter toxinivorans (2C20)

description: Evaluation of a known microcystin-degrader bacterium with a wide range ability to degrade multiple peptides from cyanobacteria in different supplies and peptides from other biological sources. Then, bacteria could be optimized as a potential biological tool for water treatment. The raw data are presented in a Excel sample sheet summarizing concentrations detected in UPLC/MS.
DOI: 10.17632/yztfn7mbxb.4
title: Empirical Research on Fiscal Expenditures on Science and Technology, Fiscal Transparency and Media Coverage: Evidence from China_Dataset

description: This dataset is for the paper, named Empirical Research on Fiscal Expenditures on Science and Technology, Fiscal Transparency and Media Coverage: Evidence from China_Dataset. It takes thirty-one provinces, autonomous regions and centrally-administered municipality from mainland China as research objectives, and select data from 2014-2018 to analyse the mechanism and effect of media coverage and fiscal transparency on the fiscal science & technology investment efficiency. Fiscal science & technology investment efficiency is measured by the DEA method and substituted by comprehensive technology efficiency. Most of the sample data collected from China Statistical Yearbook and China Statistical Yearbook on Science and Technology. The data of media coverage collected from China Core Newspapers Full-text Database in CNKI. The data of fiscal transparency collect from Chinese Fiscal Transparency Report published by Research Center of Public Policy in Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. Control variates collected from China Statistical Yearbook. This empirical study collects 155 sample observation data in total and uses stats15.0 statistical software to process and analyse the data.
DOI: 10.17632/r9ft9txkct.2
title: Descriptive R Code from the meta-analysis and meta-regression analysis on prognostic significance of pre-treatment systemic hemato-immunological indices of cervical cancer patients

description: R Code used to produce neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR), platelet-to-lymphocyte ratio (PLR), lymphocyte-to-monocyte ratio (LMR), thrombocyte-to-lymphocyte ratio (TLR), and C-reactive protein/albumin ratio (CAR) to find the association with an increased risk of cervical collision cancer.
DOI: 10.17632/vnkpx3n6kh.4
title: HM-B Experiment at Mont Terri URL (Experimental Data and Numerical Models)

description: The "HM-B experiment" folder contains the measured pore pressure data during the overcoring experiement presented in K. Khaledi, H. Hamdi, L. Winhausen, M. Jalali and F. Amann, "Hydro-Mechanical Coupled Analysis of an Overcoring Experiment in Opalinus Clay- Part 1: Experimental Results", which has been submitted for possible publication in Journal of Geophysical Research, Solid Earth. The "Numerical_Simulation" folder contains the setup and the results of the numerical models presented in K. Khaledi, H. Hamdi, L. Winhausen, M. Jalali and F. Amann, "Hydro-Mechanical Coupled Analysis of an Overcoring Experiment in Opalinus Clay- Part 2: Numerical Simulation", which has been submitted for possible publication in Journal of Geophysical Research, Solid Earth. The files "tunnel_Sat.i, tunnel_Sat.e and Mont_Terri.msh" are related to the large scale model. The files "overcoring11_Sat.i, overcoring11_Sat.e and overcoring2.msh" are related to the overcoring FE model with one-phase fluid (Scenario 1). The files "overcoring11_unsat3.i, overcoring11_unsat3.e and overcoring2.msh" are related to the overcoring FE model with two-phase fluid (Scenario 2). The files "overcoring11.i, overcoring11.e and overcoring2.msh" are related to the overcoring FE model with cavitation effects (Scenario 3).
DOI: 10.17632/ys6ds93wfr.2
title: Termite mound (heuweltje) cross-sections in Namaqualand, South Africa

description: These data present soil profile descriptions and photographs of transects through termite mounds known as heuweltjies the semi-arid to arid Namaqualand region in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa. Two heuweltjie mounds near the town of Buffelsrivier in the Buffels River valley, approximately 43 km west of Springbok, were excavated with a 220 PC Komatsu excavator. These heuweltjies were labelled H1 and H4. Location H1: 29.766540° 17.636620°. Location H4: -29.762680° 17.639690° The sample numbers for H1 and H4 are in the form: HX-Y-Z where HX refers to which specific heuweltjie the sample is taken from and can be either H1 or H4; Y is the cross section distance from the west end of the heuweltjie, in metres, at which the sample was taken (1 – 58 m), and Z refers to the depth, in cm, down the specific sediment profile at that point. For example, if a sample was taken for H1 at a cross section distance of 4 m and a depth of 30 cm, the sample is called H1-4-30. If only HX-Y is mentioned, with no Z, this refers to the entire soil profile at that distance from the west end. A third heuweltjie was sampled in the open face of a mining excavation on the farm Nuttabooi. Location: -29.576843°; 17.362836°. Sample name prefix NB. Location Kleinzee: Termite nests and activity in the sidewalls of mining excavations on the coast north of the Buffels River mouth near the town of Kleinzee (Kleinsee). Co-ordinates given in file at each location. Location Koingnaas: Termite nests and activity in the sidewalls of mining excavations on the coast south of the Buffels River mouth near the town of Koingnaas. Co-ordinates given in file at each location. The folder named termite pictures includes pictures and descriptions all the termites identified in the field areas.
DOI: 10.17632/465n862vzn.2
title: English plastic surgery terminology. RAW. Google generated

description: List of Google Keyword Planner suggestions. Seed: plastic surgery. Raw/unedited file. Created in January 2021 Usability in creative marketing, customer profiling
DOI: 10.17632/cwj76cbvc9.3
title: Data for "Stool metabolome-microbiota evaluation among children and adolescents with obesity, overweight, and normal-weight using 1H NMR and 16S rRNA gene profiling"

description: The data contained here were used to carry out the analyses for "Stool metabolome-microbiota evaluation among children and adolescents with obesity, overweight, and normal-weight using 1H NMR and 16S rRNA gene profiling." DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0247378
DOI: 10.17632/37ryszdsz8.2
title: Data Report on Parent-Child Pro-Environmental Interaction

description: The data presented here was partially published in the article “Action, Communication, and Engagement: How Parents “ACE” Children’s Pro-Environmental Behaviors” in the Journal of Environmental Psychology. The data was collected from 23 elementary summer schools across five cities in China. Two data files were presented: Child’s Dataset, and Parent’s Dataset. The Child’s Dataset included children’s parents’ pro-environmental behaviors (PEBs), children’s perception of parental PEBs, children’s report of parent-child communication toward environmental issues. The Parent’s Dataset included parents’ PEBs and parental reports on parent-child pro-environmental engagements. Demographic information was presented in each dataset. The datasets can be used for reproducibility, reanalysis, longitudinal follow-up studies, and cross-cultural comparisons. Please contact the first author before using the dataset.
DOI: 10.17632/h7wf6pd355.3
title: Trends in production and consumption of selected biofortified crops by rural communities in Zimbabwe

description: This study sought to assess trends in production and consumption of bio-fortified crops by rural communities with the view of improving nutrition in rural communities of Zimbabwe. Mixed research approach was employed. The study triangulated quantitative and qualitative research methodologies. Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) with farmers and District Food and Nutrition Security Committee (DFNSC) members. Key informant interviews were used to collect qualitative data whilst the survey method collected quantitative data. Secondary data on production of crops was gathered from the Agriculture Technical and Extension Services Department (AGRITEX).Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 21 was used to analyze quantitative data on evaluating the adoption rate of orange maize production and consumption view by rural communities of Zimbabwe. Data was entered on SPSS and data cleaning was executed on errors identified and were corrected. Data ranges in numerical values were used to eliminate erroneous data as a result of mistakes made during coding. Descriptive statistics were run on SPSS to generate frequencies and percentages of the knowledge and source of knowledge about biofortified crops, production and consumption levels of biofortified crops, taste preferences, source of seed for biofortified crops and marketing of biofortified crops produce. The findings were presented in form of graphs and tables. Qualitative data obtained during the FGDs and key informant interviews was transcribed and typed. Themes pertaining to evaluation of the adoption rate of biofortified crops production and consumption by rural communities were identified. The findings expanded the findings from the quantitative data as well as complementing explanations obtained from household questionnaires. Quotes were also used to present the data.The study noted that production of biofortified crops and consumption was low. However, a plethora of factors were highlighted to be the major hindrances to the production and consumption of biofortified crops. These were unavailability of biofortified seeds, poor yields of the orange maize variety, low producer price at the Grain Marketing Board, unable to distinguish yellow maize from orange maize and distance to seed markets. Due to low production trends, few people had consumed biofortified beans and orange maize.
DOI: 10.17632/t8m5gf5jm9.2
title: Canine placenta proteomic analysis

description: This work aims to map the main protein groups of the native and decellularized (DOI: 10.17632/jkwxmsrn27.1) extracellular matrix of fetal side of canine placentas from 35 days of gestation (end of the middle third of gestation), hypothesizing that the cell removal protocol guarantees a biological matrix capable of maintaining protein groups and structural factors necessary for tissue rebuilding, as well as the processes of cell adhesion and interaction and the restoration of vasculogenesis. For this, non-decellularized (n=3) and SDS-decellularized (n=3) 35-day old fetal part of canine placenta sample were washed, lysed, urea reduced, acetone precipitated, DTT reduced, iodoacetamide alkylated, trypsin digested, and C-18 column purified (accordingly to DOI: 10.1002/9780470559277.ch140272). Finally, 3 µg protein were loaded in OrbitrapFusionLumos spectrometer (Thermo Scientific). Spectra were exported to MaxQuant software (v1.6.10.43) to produce the protein list of each sample, and the LFQ intensity were statistically (p &gt; 0.05) analyzed by Inferno software (v.1.1.6970). After this, proteins related to ECM and cellular junction ontologies were filtered and manually annotated using DAVID Bioinformatics Resources 6.8.
DOI: 10.17632/gw63yvcx65.2
title: Wen-xi Zhang:Glass Transition temperature as the key factor causing micro-deformation of a 3D printing navigation template

description: Original research materials and STL files
DOI: 10.17632/hpksctgb6b.2
title: Hybrid Input-Output tables for Brazil at year 2015

description: All data stand for the year 2015. The IOT_Val_BR file gives the input-output table in thousands of reais for 40 sectors. The IOT_Qtities_BR file gives the input-output table in quantities for 40 sectors. The energy sectors are in ktoe, and the others in "pseudo-quantities". The IOT_Prices_BR file gives the unitary prices that are consistent with IOT in volume and value for intermediate consumption, final consumption, production and imports. The IOT_CO2Emis_BR gives the energy-consumption related emissions in MtCO2 for intermediate consumption and final consumption.