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The DUT/DCIS/507 database comprises of 482 compression piles and 25 tension piles under axial loading, respectively. The data are digitized from 38 published sources, including master and doctoral dissertations, technical brochures and reports, journal papers and conference proceedings. The DUT/DCIS/507 database contains (1) subsurface data at or around the test pile (e.g., site locaiton and layering, in-situ and laboratory testing), (2) test pile data (e.g., type, shaft and base diameters, length) and (3) load test data (e.g., loading procedure, combined load-displacement curve, a few tests with shaft and base load-displacement curves and load-strain records).

The data presented in this study covers various aspects of social governance in the context of urban-rural integration, including public safety, environmental governance, and social services. The data primarily comes from relevant government departments and public data platforms. It includes information on social security, distribution of educational and healthcare resources, environmental quality, and public opinion feedback. The aim is to provide data support for the study of the role of digital technology in advancing social governance, particularly how digital technology drives the transformation and innovation of social governance in the context of urban-rural integration. All data has been carefully screened and processed to ensure its accuracy and reliability, for further academic analysis and policy recommendations.

Raw data obtained for the research work: Small peptides derived from the autoinhibitory XY linker of phospholipase C-beta isoforms inhibit enzyme activity and reduce inflammation, by Jorge de Andrés-López, David Cabañero, Isabel Devesa, Shihab Shah, Gregorio Fernández-Ballester, Nikita Gamper, Mª Ángeles Bonache, Rosario González-Muñiz, Asia Fernández-Carvajal, Antonio Ferrer-Montiel

This retrospectively analyzed 9 patients with alopecia areata who experienced acute flares during JAK inhibitor maintenance without tapering. All patients had an atopic background, and 7 of 9 (77.8%) had elevated serum immunoglobulin E (IgE). Median baseline SALT was 90. After an initial response to JAK inhibitors (median SALT 3), patients relapsed (W0 median SALT 20). SALT did not change significantly at W4, but improved by W12 (median 9; p<0.05 vs W0) and remained stable through W24.AA has traditionally been viewed as Th1-dominant, but evidence supports a Th2/allergic component, especially in patients with allergic comorbidities. Elevated IgE has been linked to greater disease severity and poorer treatment response. In our cohort, on-treatment flares occurred mainly in patients with atopy and high IgE. Omalizumab may help by neutralizing IgE and dampening mast-cell/eosinophil activation. The delayed, sustained improvement from week 12 suggests gradual immunomodulation.Clinically, these findings suggest that short-term omalizumab may be a rescue option for AA flares during JAK inhibitor therapy, especially in patients with atopic predisposition and elevated IgE.

This dataset documents the integration of Law and Economics concepts into academic courses across Law, Economics, and Business Administration. The dataset provides comprehensive information to support analysis of the representation of Law and Economics disciplines within graduate and stricto sensu programs at Brazilian higher education institutions. This data enables a systematic evaluation of access to interdisciplinary training in Law and Economics for both public and private sector administrators. Two criteria were used to select the analyzed higher education institutions. First, offer at least two graduate, strictly speaking, courses, e.g., Law and Economics, Law and Business Administration, or Economics and Business Administration. Second, theses and dissertations published in the CAPES catalog by April 2022. Based on these criteria, the data collected for this research encompasses course plans, syllabi, bibliographies, and other pedagogical documents from 912 subjects, totaling 428 courses, grouped into graduate and undergraduate programs in Law, Economics, and Business Administration from the 70 selected Brazilian higher education institutions. The content analysis focused on identifying key terms and influential authors in the field of Law and Economics, to systematically assess the degree of interdisciplinary integration in these courses.

This replication package provides all the publicly available data, code, and instructions required to reproduce the main empirical results of the above-mentioned research paper. The package is designed to facilitate transparency and enable independent verification of all statistical findings reported in the study.

The uploaded file contains the input files, parameter files, and topology files used to generate the results of this study, along with the output files.

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