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  • Spatial heterogeneity of sedimentary organic carbon accumulation and degradation along the Arctic continental margins
    The warming climate has led to the translocation of a large amount of terrestrial organic carbon (TerrOC) from permafrost into the Arctic Ocean through river transport and coastal erosion. The fate of sedimentary organic carbon (SOC) varies dramatically and thus affects climate-carbon feedback. We analyzed the spatial heterogeneity of SOC sources and degradation along the East Siberian Arctic Shelf (ESAS) with bulk parameters (total organic carbon, δ13C) and a biomarker (lignin) for comparison of the spatial heterogeneity of TerrOC degradation between the broad ESAS and the narrow Amerasian continental shelf. The results show that the relative importance of river runoff, coastal erosion, and primary productivity causes alongshore variations in organic carbon (OC) sources within the ESAS, highlighting the effects of land-based inputs and ocean currents. Meanwhile, the variations of OC sources show gradually diminishing terrestrial signals in the seaward direction. The simultaneous offshore decrease in OC loadings and increase in lignin degradation indicate that the degradation of TerrOC within a water depth of 100 m is a key mechanism driving the cross-shelf loss of OC in the ESAS. Compared to the broad ESAS, the inconspicuous variations in Λ8/SSA and 3,5-Bd/V across the narrow Amerasian margin suggest that the width of the continental shelf is vital in determining the fate of TerrOC, despite greater levels of recalcitrant petrogenic OC in the Beaufort Sea. In general, the insights have profound implications for evaluating the coastal remobilization and preservation of SOC and its climate-carbon feedback across diverse pan-Arctic continental shelves.
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  • Comparative Analysis of Software Solutions for Preventative Testing and Test Prioritization
    In order to collect the data for this comparison study, the programme was independently tested and evaluated according to predefined criteria. A lot of study has been done to find possible tools that can meet our demands. Online assessments, industry expert advice, and input from the development and testing teams have all been considered in this study. Software comparison and code review tools are included in Code Review Tools Comparison.xlsx. Desktop Automation Framework Comparison.xlsx: This is a comparison between the desktop automation framework and binaries. Comparing dynamic code analysis tools is included in Dynamic Code Analysis Tool Comparison.xlsx. This contains a comparison of the mobile automation framework and binaries (mobile automation framework comparison.xlsx). Comparison of mobile testing cloud services and platforms is included in Mobile Testing Cloud Comparison.xlsx. Static Code Analysis Tool Comparison.xlsx: This compares security analysis solutions with static code analysis tools. Comparing unit testing frameworks and tools is included in Unit Testing Tools Comparison.xlsx. Web Automation Framework Comparison.xlsx: This file contains a comparison of web automation frameworks.
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  • Data set: Social assessment model for renewable energy megaprojects in Colombia
    This data contains the excel workbooks used for the development of the tesis Social assessment model for renewable energy megaprojects in Colombia
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  • EFS-Dataset
    Dataset, EFS, has been compiled from various public sources, such as the World Bank and IMF. Scholars, students, and research trainers may use it for replication purposes.
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  • Boolean Logic Operators - Plasmids
    Plasmid used in the paper "Genetically encoded Boolean logic operators to sense and integrate phenylpropanoid metabolite levels in plants"
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  • LDHU3_10.1260
    Nuclear transport factor 2; Leishmania donovani (HU3 strain)
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  • Data tables of mineral and bulk-rock chemistry for rocks from Aitutaki and Rarotonga Islands, Cook Islands
    Presented data include mineral compositions of a lherzolite xenolith (named AI70) with bulk major-element compositions and Sr-Nd-Pb isotope compositions of alkali basalts from Aitutaki and Rarotonga Islands, Cook Islands. The data provide an outlook for mantle heterogeneity in terms of mineral chemistry and Sr-Nd-Pb isotope geochemistry. Analytical methods are provided herein.
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  • Evaluation and Analysis of Strength Values assessed Pre and Post pitch session in an MLS Team During the Season and After the Off Season.
    The main objective was to determine the strength and power values in a professional Major League Soccer (MLS) team. Twenty-two professional football players from an MLS club, excluding goalkeepers, participated. Six assessments were conducted, including three pre- and three post-tests, assessing eccentric hamstring strength in the Nordic curl using the NordBord, maximal isometric strength in hip adduction-abduction with ForceFrame, and lower body power with CMJ in ForceDecks. The strength and power values established with the Pre and Post assessments show a CMJ height of 43.96 ± 3.92cm, in Nordic curl 382.46±67.79N-I and 370.66±65.84N-D, in hip adduction 414.79±73.86N-I and 424.02±71.88N (R), and in hip abduction 411.93±60.19N-I and 420.77±60.54N-R. The comparison between Pre and Post evaluations showed statistically lower values (p<0.05) in the Nordic Curl, hip adduction and abduction, while the CMJ showed no significant changes (p=0.056). On the contrary, after the transitional period only the CMJ showed lower values (p<0.05) compared to the Nordic Curl, and hip adduction and abduction (p˃0.05). The data studied show lower post-session strength values, except for power expressed in CMJ height. After the transitional period, hamstring and hip strength (ABD-ADD) did not show significant changes, but CMJ height did.
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  • March 2024 update for DEMO "SAND - software for generation of packed beds"
    The SAND code for packed bed generation has been uploaded to Mendeley Data and is available for free use by the scientific community. This Python-based open-source code, developed by the authors, aims to streamline the process of generating packed beds for various applications, particularly within computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations. Researchers and practitioners can access the code on Mendeley Data, where it is readily available for download and implementation in their studies and projects. The SAND code offers a user-friendly interface and efficient algorithms to facilitate the generation of packed beds, addressing the limitations of existing software tools. We encourage researchers to explore and utilize the SAND code to enhance their research endeavors in the field of packed bed simulations.
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  • Impact of Wine Influencers' Characteristics on Consumer Behavior
    This curated data is part of study on Wine influencer's chareactersitcs on consumer behaviour. Using the Elaboration Likelihood Model, this study examines the impact of wine influencers' characteristics on consumers' attitudes, purchase intentions, and actual buying behavior. A survey of 404 social media users was conducted using a structured questionnaire. The structural modeling analysis found that perceived credibility impacts attitudes toward influencers but not recommended brands. However, we have included only 100 rows of data of important study constructs.
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