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This study explored whether the different forms of hip-hop dance--improvisational dance (ID) and choreography learning (CL)--have distinct effects on individuals' inhibition, working memory, and creativity. A one-way repeated measures study design was adopted due to the limited num-ber of experienced dancers. Thirty participants were recruited to participate in the experiment. After the pre-test, participants were randomized to carry out either ID or CL for 45 minutes, fol-lowed immediately by a post-test. One week later, after accomplishing the other uncompleted dance session, participants completed the post-test again. The results showed both ID and CL had significant improvements on interference control and working memory, but only ID could im-prove participants’ creativity in convergent thinking，and only after CL session, the accuracy of behavioral inhibition decreased. The findings confirmed that different forms of dance training have distinctive impacts on a dancer's cognitive function and creativity.

Support data for research paper titled 'Computational Modeling and Experimental Validation of Pressure Drop through Multi-Layered Woven Screens for Polymer Melts'. Temperature recordings include the temperature of the melt measured at the melt curtian with a Minolta/Land Cyclops 79 pyrometer. Screen filter measurments include measurements, using a caliper, for each screen filter and each individual screen filter layer. Plotter data includes all relevant mean quantites measured by the automated plotter over the course of the screen filter experiment. CFD parameter inputs include the porous zone thickness and permeability inputted into each porous zone configuration tested in the paper. CFD results inculde the pressure drop from each porous zone configuration and the pressure drop across each screen filter obtained from the corresponding experimental data.

Indigenous housing is an architectural manifestation that reveals the values, identity and ways of inhabiting these groups, expressed through its composition, and local construction materials and techniques, which maintain even pre-Hispanic features. As a result of modernity and processes of transculturation, it is in a strong process of transformation. This research was carried out in the Nahua community of San Miguel Tzinacapan, Cuetzalan, in the Sierra Norte region of Puebla, with the objective of knowing its current state and deepening its transformation process through a classification that shows its composition and a line of the process. of change suffered. The method used in this research was based on the architectural analysis of a statistical sample of 104 houses in the community.. It was found that the spatial composition has been modified, although almost half of these still maintain local materials and techniques, however, the use of industrialized inputs has become widespread since only 19% are built with natural materials, 43% are mixed, and 38% is considered modern housing. It is concluded that housing is a cultural element that is in a constant process of adaptation and reappropriation as a result of a new way of relating, maintaining the social values of the community.

Supplementary Materials for "Efficacy and safety of stapokibart (CM310) in adults with moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis: a multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled phase 3 trial".

Supplementary figure 1. Graphs reporting the modified Seborrheic Dermatitis Area Severity Index (mSDASI) scores as the estimated mean and 95%CI through 12 weeks follow-up; 1A: Estimated mean total mSDASI scores; 1B: Estimated mean erythema scores; 1C: Estimated mean desquamation scores; NSC, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream * Indicates a significant difference (p < 0.05) between groups Supplementary figure 2. Percentage of subjects with different Patient Global Assessments at 4, 8, and 12 weeks; NSC, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream Supplementary figure 3. Percentage changes in skin biophysics reported as the estimated mean and 95%CI through 12 weeks follow-up; 2A: Erythema index; 2B: Hydration; 2C: TEWL; 2D: Sebum levels; NSC, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory cream; TEWL, Transepidermal water loss * Indicates a significant difference (p < 0.05) between groups Supplementary table 1. Ingredients of study products; Supplementary table 2. The results of percentage changes in skin biophysics; Supplementary table 3. Pruritus scales; Supplementary table 4. The results of clinical assessments of mSDASI scores in moderate severity

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data used for the Empowering Women in Saudi Workforce: HR, Job Satisfaction, and Policies for Work-Life Balance study

Dataset of clinical cases described in "Therapy with Sirolimus in vascular anomalies: the experience of two Italian centers on 14 pediatric patients"

The current version of the Leishmania donovani (HU3 strain) genome was published in 2019 (Camacho et al., PMID: 30992521). Since then, it has been incorporated into different databases: NCBI/ENA, UniProt, TriTrypDB, among others. Although the genome sequence remains the same, gene annotations have been improved by incorporating information derived from transcriptomics and proteomics studies and bibliographic sources in which particular genes/proteins were analyzed. As reported in recent articles (Alejandro-Salvador et al., PMID: 37628688; Adán-Jiménez et al., PMID: 38927711), the annotations for some genes/proteins have been improved. As a result, herewith, we are providing a new version of the L. donovani proteome. The archive linked to this Mendeley data entry is a Fasta file with the sequences of all proteins annotated to date in L. donovani (HU3). For instance, among other purposes, this information may be helpful for protein identification by searching against this database the mass spectra derived from proteomics studies.