cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/bsjcgsvvxw.1
title: Clinical considerations for managing dermatology patients on systemic immunosuppressive and/or biologic therapy during COVID-19 pandemic

description: Background: Managing patients treated with systemic immunosuppressive and/or biologic therapy (SIBT) during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is a challenge. Objective: To develop a preliminary evidence-based approach for clinicians managing these patients under the threat of COVID-19. Methods: Literature review of clinical data and practice guidelines describing upper respiratory infections (URIs) in patient on SIBT. Results: Some anti-tumor necrosis factor medications are associated with increased URI in treatment of psoriasis but not in treatment of pyoderma gangrenosum or hidradenitis suppurativa. There is an increase in URIs for tofacitinib. URIs are increased for secukinumab compared to placebo, but not for the other anti-IL-17 biologics. Biologics targeting IL-12, IL-23, IL-4/13 and IgE have not been found to increase the risk of URIs. Incomplete data exists for rituximab, azathioprine, cyclosporine, and methotrexate. Limitations: Lack of SIBT-specific data on COVID-19, therefore we translate data from other similar viral infections and rely on expert opinion. Conclusion: Rates of URIs associated with SIBT were fairly comparable to placebo prior to the COVID-19 outbreak. Discontinuation of SIBT may result in disease exacerbation (requiring medical attention) and/or loss of therapeutic response upon reintroduction of therapy. Decisions to change SIBT should be done after patient-doctor discussion. An evidence-based decision pathway algorithm is proposed.
DOI: 10.17632/bsjcgsvvxw.2
title: Clinical considerations for managing dermatology patients on systemic immunosuppressive and/or biologic therapy during COVID-19 pandemic

description: Background: Managing patients treated with systemic immunosuppressive and/or biologic therapy (SIBT) during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is a challenge. Objective: To develop a preliminary evidence-based approach for clinicians managing these patients under the threat of COVID-19. Methods: Literature review of clinical data and practice guidelines describing upper respiratory infections (URIs) in patient on SIBT. Results: Some anti-tumor necrosis factor medications are associated with increased URI in treatment of psoriasis but not in treatment of pyoderma gangrenosum or hidradenitis suppurativa. There is an increase in URIs for tofacitinib. URIs are increased for secukinumab compared to placebo, but not for the other anti-IL-17 biologics. Biologics targeting IL-12, IL-23, IL-4/13 and IgE have not been found to increase the risk of URIs. Incomplete data exists for rituximab, azathioprine, cyclosporine, and methotrexate. Limitations: Lack of SIBT-specific data on COVID-19, therefore we translate data from other similar viral infections and rely on expert opinion. Conclusion: Rates of URIs associated with SIBT were fairly comparable to placebo prior to the COVID-19 outbreak. Discontinuation of SIBT may result in disease exacerbation (requiring medical attention) and/or loss of therapeutic response upon reintroduction of therapy. Decisions to change SIBT should be done after patient-doctor discussion. An evidence-based decision pathway algorithm is proposed.
DOI: 10.17632/nd9rx5kdgy.1
title: Pyrolytic conversion of perennial grasses and woody shrubs to energy and chemicals

description: Spartina argentinensis, Panicum prionitis, and Arundo donax are perennial grasses and Geofroea decorticans is a shrub, all of which grow under adverse conditions in the Litoral region in Argentina. The pyrolytic conversion of these biomasses was studied at 550 °C in a fxed bed reactor during 30 min under N2 fow with a 20 °C min−1 heating ramp starting at room temperature. The main products were liquid, two phases (aqueous and oil) being observed with the aqueous phases being the most important in all the cases (yields from 29.2 to 45.7 wt%). The highest yield for an oil phase (18 wt%) was observed with the shrub and the yield of gases and chars were similar in all the cases. By means of sequential vacuum distillation I was possible to selectively separate water, methanol and acetic acid which were present in the aqueous phases, thus increasing the concentration of high value compounds such as ketones, phenols and furans in the residual fraction. The concentration of phenolic compounds in the residual fraction was 60% higher than the initial one in the aqueous phase. The oil phase mainly contained phenols, ketones and acids with high molecular weight. According to these results, these biomasses can be considered as a source of energy, fuels or chemicals, and it is possible to propose
DOI: 10.17632/gr98t6d36c.1
title: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CREATIVE DESIGN TRAINING MODEL IN PLAYGROUP TEACHERS IN SEMARANG CITY

description: The purpose of this study is to produce an effective training model and the formation of Playgroup teachers who have better creative drawing competence than before. This research approach is a research and development (R&D) design. These stages, namely the collection of data needs for model development, design development of model development, model validation of model trials (individual, group, and limited), model revisions, model trials, and final model revisions. The results of this study are creative drawing training models that have proven their effectiveness. The results of the effectiveness test showed a pretest value, namely a B value (10%), a C value (15%), and a D value (75%). The posttest results showed that the value of A (60%), and the value of B (40%). The results of the study concluded that the final model of development results was effective and could develop creative drawing competencies in Playgroup teachers. The development research model is recommended to be recommended as a model / pilot project in Semarang City.
DOI: 10.17632/gr98t6d36c.2
title: DEVELOPMENT OF A CREATIVE DESIGN TRAINING MODEL IN PLAYGROUP TEACHERS IN SEMARANG CITY

description: The purpose of this study is to produce an effective training model and the formation of Playgroup teachers who have better creative drawing competence than before. This research approach is a research and development (R&D) design. These stages, namely the collection of data needs for model development, design development of model development, model validation of model trials (individual, group, and limited), model revisions, model trials, and final model revisions. The results of this study are creative drawing training models that have proven their effectiveness. The results of the effectiveness test showed a pretest value, namely a B value (10%), a C value (15%), and a D value (75%). The posttest results showed that the value of A (60%), and the value of B (40%). The results of the study concluded that the final model of development results was effective and could develop creative drawing competencies in Playgroup teachers. The development research model is recommended to be recommended as a model / pilot project in Semarang City.
DOI: 10.17632/gr98t6d36c.3
title: DEVELOPMENT OF A CREATIVE DESIGN TRAINING MODEL IN PLAYGROUP TEACHERS IN SEMARANG CITY

description: The purpose of this study is to produce an effective training model and the formation of Playgroup teachers who have better creative drawing competence than before. This research approach is a research and development (R&D) design. These stages, namely the collection of data needs for model development, design development of model development, model validation of model trials (individual, group, and limited), model revisions, model trials, and final model revisions. The results of this study are creative drawing training models that have proven their effectiveness. The results of the effectiveness test showed a pretest value, namely a B value (10%), a C value (15%), and a D value (75%). The posttest results showed that the value of A (60%), and the value of B (40%). The results of the study concluded that the final model of development results was effective and could develop creative drawing competencies in Playgroup teachers. The development research model is recommended to be recommended as a model / pilot project in Semarang City.
DOI: 10.17632/gr98t6d36c.4
title: DEVELOPMENT OF A CREATIVE DESIGN TRAINING MODEL IN PLAYGROUP TEACHERS IN SEMARANG CITY

description: The purpose of this study is to produce an effective training model and the formation of Playgroup teachers who have better creative drawing competence than before. This research approach is a research and development (R&D) design. These stages, namely the collection of data needs for model development, design development of model development, model validation of model trials (individual, group, and limited), model revisions, model trials, and final model revisions. The results of this study are creative drawing training models that have proven their effectiveness. The results of the effectiveness test showed a pretest value, namely a B value (10%), a C value (15%), and a D value (75%). The posttest results showed that the value of A (60%), and the value of B (40%). The results of the study concluded that the final model of development results was effective and could develop creative drawing competencies in Playgroup teachers. The development research model is recommended to be recommended as a model / pilot project in Semarang City.
DOI: 10.17632/gr98t6d36c.5
title: DEVELOPMENT OF A CREATIVE DESIGN TRAINING MODEL IN PLAYGROUP TEACHERS IN SEMARANG CITY

description: The purpose of this study is to produce an effective training model and the formation of Playgroup teachers who have better creative drawing competence than before. This research approach is a research and development (R&D) design. These stages, namely the collection of data needs for model development, design development of model development, model validation of model trials (individual, group, and limited), model revisions, model trials, and final model revisions. The results of this study are creative drawing training models that have proven their effectiveness. The results of the effectiveness test showed a pretest value, namely a B value (10%), a C value (15%), and a D value (75%). The posttest results showed that the value of A (60%), and the value of B (40%). The results of the study concluded that the final model of development results was effective and could develop creative drawing competencies in Playgroup teachers. The development research model is recommended to be recommended as a model / pilot project in Semarang City.
DOI: 10.17632/gr98t6d36c.6
title: DEVELOPMENT OF A CREATIVE DESIGN TRAINING MODEL IN PLAYGROUP TEACHERS IN SEMARANG CITY

description: The purpose of this study is to produce an effective training model and the formation of Playgroup teachers who have better creative drawing competence than before. This research approach is a research and development (R&D) design. These stages, namely the collection of data needs for model development, design development of model development, model validation of model trials (individual, group, and limited), model revisions, model trials, and final model revisions. The results of this study are creative drawing training models that have proven their effectiveness. The results of the effectiveness test showed a pretest value, namely a B value (10%), a C value (15%), and a D value (75%). The posttest results showed that the value of A (60%), and the value of B (40%). The results of the study concluded that the final model of development results was effective and could develop creative drawing competencies in Playgroup teachers. The development research model is recommended to be recommended as a model / pilot project in Semarang City.
DOI: 10.17632/n8prd2cpng.2
title: Survey of The Moroccan Vocational Training Distance Learning

description: This Data came from a questionnaire which was completed by 286 trainers and students studying in the Moroccan Specialized Institutes of Applied Technology. The sample’s size was determined carefully because it has a great importance on the precision of the estimates made on the characteristics of the mother population. Therefore, the study involved interviewing both male and female first and second-year students, aged from 15 to 32 years and the students of bachelor. The target students’ population is all the trainees who studied in the Specialized Institutes of Applied Technology of Moroccan Vocational training Department and of the university Ibn Zohr Morocco. The total number of the students is 1100 and we have selected 286 students. The sample design is a simple aleatory sampling. The reason of choosing this type of sampling is that each element of the population should have the same probability of belonging to this sample in order to have strong representativity. Thus, the aleatory sampling technique is used to obtain a representative sample. The sample size of students was defined using the formula: n=t2N/(t2 + (2e)2(N-1)) (a). With n is the sample size, s : confidence threshold which we hope to guarantee in our measure (100%-e). t is the margen coefficient which could be deduced from confidence threshold « s ». e is the margen error and N is the whole population.
DOI: 10.17632/pgnbyx9cn7.1
title: CRP
DOI: 10.17632/9mxf9tshv6.2
title: Dataset on Distance Learning's Evaluation during the Cronavirus's Outbreak in Morocco

description: The Dataset concerns an empirical reseach about Distance Learning's Evaluation during the Cronavirus's Outbreak in Morocco. A questionnaire was completed by 286 trainers and students studying in the Moroccan Specialized Institutes of Applied Technology. They are from a wide variety of departments in the Vocational Training Department. An Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA), using SPSS Statistics, was conducted to examine the reliability and the validity of the measurement model. The quantitative analysis was completed by semi-structured interviews.
DOI: 10.17632/bf22vhnydw.1
title: Data: Tactile perception mapping in children and adolescents of early and late blinds in comparison to sighted controls: Task based BOLD and connectivity study
DOI: 10.17632/k4rt99sfbt.1
title: COVID-19 Android apps data set

description: This data set consist of Android apps which are developed during the current time when the whole world face the pandemic situation. Cybercriminals are developing malware-infected apps on a regular basis and upload them to different repositories.
DOI: 10.17632/k4rt99sfbt.2
title: COVID-19 Android apps data set

description: This data set consist of Android apps which are developed during the current time when the whole world face the pandemic situation. Cybercriminals are developing malware-infected apps on a regular basis and upload them to different repositories.
DOI: 10.17632/szx2fc5sdx.1
title: Paleoproterozoic tectonic evolution of the northern Yangtze craton from oceanic subduction through continental collision to continental rifting: Geochronological and geochemical records of metabasites from the Tongbai orogen in central China
DOI: 10.17632/vnr6hhkbwg.2
title: Data for: Informality, Labor Regulation, and the Business Cycle

description: This compressed file contains all the supporting files to replicate tables and figures in our paper. Please refer to the readme.pdf file for further instructions.
DOI: 10.17632/xddwncdg2v.1
title: Data for: Structural equation modeling applied to internet consumption forecast in Brazil

description: Variables Economic: Domestic credit to private sector; GDP; GDP per capita; Gross capital formation; Gross domestic income; Gross domestic savings; Gross national expenditure; Gross savings; Net investment in nonfinancial assets; Population, total; Unemployment rate (World Bank, 2019c) Innovation: R&D employees IBGE and Firms IBGE (2019c); Firms that spend on R&D (World Bank, 2019a), R&D expenditure, Researchers in R&D and Technicians in R&D (UNESCO, 2019); and Scientific and technical journal articles (NSF, 2019). Internet supply: Households with computers IBGE and Households connected to the internet IBGE (2019a); Fixed broadband subscriptions, Fixed telephone subscriptions and Individuals using the Internet (ITU, 2019). Technologic: Telecommunications employees, Telecommunications companies, Information and communications technology employees and Information and communications technology companies (IBGE, 2019c); Valores do Índice de Serviços de Telecomunicações (Anatel, 2019); Investment in ICT with private participation (World Bank, 2019b); Information and communication sector activity Index IBGE (2019b); High-technology exports (United Nations, 2019). Internet consumption: Internet consumption (ITU, 2018). References ANATEL (2019). Valores do Índice de Serviços de Telecomunicações (IST). Retrieved January 02, 2020, form https://anatel.gov.br/setorregulado/tarifas-e-precos/valores-do-indice-de-servicos-de-telecomunicacoes-ist. IBGE (2019a). Domicílios particulares permanentes (existência de microcomputador, acesso à Internet e tipo de telefone). Retrieved January 02, 2020, form https://sidra.ibge.gov.br/tabela/2387. IBGE (2019b). Série encadeada do índice de volume trimestral da atividade de informação e comunicação. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form https://sidra.ibge.gov.br/tabela/1620 IBGE (2019c). Unidades locais e pessoal ocupado por atividade. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form https://sidra.ibge.gov.br/tabela/988. ITU (2018). Measuring the Information Society Report 2017. Geneva: ITU. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/Statistics/Documents/publications/misr2018/MISR-2018-Vol-1-E.pdf. ITU (2019). World Telecommunication/ICT Development Report and database. NSF (2019). Science and Engineering Indicators. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form https://www.nsf.gov/statistics. UNESCO (2019). Institute for Statistics, Science, Technology & Innovation. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form http://uis.unesco.org. United Nations (2019). Comtrade database through the WITS platform. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form https://comtrade.un.org. World Bank (2019a). Enterprise Surveys. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form http://www.enterprisesurveys.org. World Bank (2019b). Private Participation in Infrastructure Project Database. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form http://ppi.worldbank.org. World Bank (2019c). World Development Indicators. Retrieved January 02, 2020, form https://databank.worldbank.org/source/world-development-indicators.
DOI: 10.17632/zj6yb4vkws.1
title: Data for: Increasing the accuracy of DEM produced from UAV point cloud by using Shepard interpolation method

description: This software that can perform IDW-based interpolation, including the standard IDW method and the Shepard method, has been developed in the MATLAB program. The algorithm of the developed software is designed to perform individual calculations according to the standard IDW method and Shepard method.
DOI: 10.17632/8j836n4bys.1
title: Variables of the intra-urban inequality indicator

description: The database contains fifteen variables associated with urban inequality. The data are from the city of Maringá, Paraná, Brazil. The primary source is the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE).
DOI: 10.17632/mkfhh9fw43.2
title: Spatial prediction of oil and gas distribution using Tree Augmented Bayesian network

description: The data provided are used in the prediction of oil and gas spatial distribution, mainly with the TAN modeling in this paper. Version 2 has a detailed description of the data relative to version 1.
DOI: 10.17632/sb2r2zsxdz.1
title: Calcium homeostasis plays important roles in the internalisation and activities of the small synthetic antifungal peptide PAF26
DOI: 10.17632/vnr6hhkbwg.1
title: Informality, Labor Regulation, and the Business Cycle

description: This compressed file contains all the supporting files to replicate tables and figures in our paper. Please refer to the readme.pdf file for further instructions.
DOI: 10.17632/5hsnd5tgj9.1
title: Model evaluation MLP NN and SVM classification (sklearn library)

description: Numerous functions were available in the construction of Multi-Layer Perceptron Neural Network algorithms. Stochastic learning helps in evaluating the MLP NN model based on the datasets. An efficient MLP NN model must had least loss function and high training score. On the other hand, k-fold cross-validation was applied in evaluating SVM model.
DOI: 10.17632/ftfkn5zvst.1
title: Research Article-Interactions of Iron and Zinc with the Microtubule Binding Repeats R1 and R4 of Tau Protein

description: The dyshomeostasis of copper, iron and zinc ions in pathological conditions, which are critically involved in many brain activities, may result in an accumulation of them in the brain that has been reported for the patients with Alzheimer's disease. Conformational change is one of the consequences of metal-peptide interaction as we observed for the interaction of the Cu(II) with microtubule binding repeats of tau protein, which ultimately cause peptide aggregation. Herein, we show that interaction of Zn(II), Fe(II), and Fe(III) with full-length tau peptide R1 (tau244–274) and R4 (tau337–368), the first and fourth microtubule binding repeats of tau protein, lead to the conformational changes. And while the Electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) confirmed the complexation of Zn(II) and Fe(II) with both R1 and R4, there is no evidence for metalation of R1 or R4 with Fe(III). References: (1) Ahmadi, S.; Zhu, S.; Sharma, R.; Wu, B.; Soong, R.; Majumdar, R. D.; Wilson, D. J.; Simpson, A. J.; Kraatz, H.-B. Aggregation of Microtubule Binding Repeats of Tau Protein Is Promoted by Cu(II). ACS Omega 2019, 4 (3), 5356–5366. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsomega.8b03595. (2) Ahmadi, S.; Zhu, S.; Sharma, R.; Wilson, D. J.; Kraatz, H.-B. Interaction of Metal Ions with Tau Protein. The Case for a Metal-Mediated Tau Aggregation. J. Inorg. Biochem. 2019, 194, 44–51. (3) Ahmadi, S.; Ebralidze, I. I.; She, Z.; Kraatz, H.-B. Electrochemical Studies of Tau Protein-Iron Interactions—Potential Implications for Alzheimer’s Disease. Electrochim. Acta 2017, 236, 384–393. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.electacta.2017.03.175.
DOI: 10.17632/t868bx922b.4
title: Data of the mathematical description: Spin-resolved electron transport in nanoscale heterojunctions. Theory and applications

description: A dataset contains the Fortran program code and theoretical curve fabrication for a domain wall (DW) resistance difference in a magnetic point contact (MPC), which describes a DW resistance difference at lup/ldn=4, with a DW's width 3 nm. The dashed black curve is a DW resistance difference: Raw data located in RES_R4_blackCurve.txt; Data for the red and olive curves, which correspond to the MPC with and without DW, are located in Curve_Red_R_DW.txt and Curve_Olive_R_0.txt files, respectively. The induced output data files from FortranProgramCode_LAP3nmR4.f90 are used as input data for Wolfram Mathematica program: WolfMathProgDataFabrication.nb which fabricate these data. File JensenData d vs G.txt contains experimental data, where the first column is diameter and the second column is the conductance of the Golden non-magnetic nanocontacts [Ref].
DOI: 10.17632/tnr7c39797.2
title: PhageScore raw&processed data

description: Raw & processed data set for PhageScore method