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Contributors: sanoosh MARAN
Date: 2019-10-12
... three groups of test problems, i.e. A, B and C in different sizes are created for execution on such a problem. In each dataset of problems, eight instances, named 3n-3f-3m, 5n-5f-5m, 10n-10f-10m, 20n-10f-15m, 20n-15f-15m, 20n-15f-20m, 30n-20f-20m and 50n-20f-30m are created that n is the number of jobs, f is the number of factories and m is the number of operations
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Contributors: Erezi Ogbo, Timothy Brown, Jon Gant, Alexander Davis, Douglas Sicker
Date: 2019-10-12
... A CBC experiment was designed and administered to elicit stated preferences for mobile services. Participants in the experiment are asked to choose between two different mobile bundled plans or going without mobile service under the assumption that their current mobile plan ends the next day and the plans offered are the new options available. Each mobile plan is characterized by a combination of four attributes which represent the cost of the plan and the mobile services (Internet, voice calls, and text) that can be offered on a mobile plan. Respondents were recruited between June and August 2016 from Lagos and Delta States in Nigeria using a site-based sampling method (N = 390).
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Contributors: Liu Zhu
Date: 2019-10-12
... Laboratory test results of physical and mechanical parameters of surrounding rock in Fucun Coal Mine
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Contributors: Bishal Paudel
Date: 2019-10-12
... Data relevant to Paudel et al. 2019
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Contributors: yosi agustiawan
Date: 2019-10-12
... The data collection activity is undertaken after the researcher obtained approval from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT)’ s Research Ethics advisory team (Approval number 1800000721). This data was taken to research the role of project culture in the relationship quality between project parties in Indonesian infrastructure projects. The research hypothesis includes 1) What is the dominant project culture in Indonesia infrastructure project, and 2) How does dominant project culture influence the development of relationship quality between project parties. Under the case study protocol, the researchers selected three projects to obtained qualitative and quantitative data. Qualitative data were obtained from interviews with project participants to dig in-depth information related to the working conditions of the three cases. The findings data was analyzed by involving codification and interpretation of patterns to explain the way the patterns exist in the three cases. Meanwhile, quantitative data were collected from project parties to examine the extent of the respondent’s perceptions regarding the atmosphere of the three selected projects. The researcher utilized the Project Culture instrument developed by Zuo & Zillante (2006) to assess project culture dimensions. At the same time, the CLOSE instrument established by Jiang, Shiu, Henneberg, & Naude (2016) also was used to investigate aspects of relationship quality. The results data were analyzed by using a statistical technique to examine the associated impacts of project culture on relationship quality. The finding indicates that the dominant project culture was seen to influence the quality of the relationship between project parties.
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Contributors: Christoforos Nikolaou
Date: 2019-10-12
... In this work we monitor the prolonged TNF stimulation of mouse synovial fibroblasts in space and time through a combination of functional and topological analyses. We introduce a novel concept in the form of bipartite functional/positional networks that capture the interaction between genome organization and the functional footprint of a given regulatory program. By implementing this approach in a time-dependent gene expression experiment we are able to dissect the complex cellular response to a cytokine trigger. We treated synovial fibroblasts in culture for 1, 3, 6, 24 hours to a final point of 7 days with TNF. Control cultures that were grown for the same period without TNF were used as controls. RNA was extracted and RNASeq was performed on a Solexa NextSeq Platform in triplicates. Mapping was performed with BowTie and differential expression was calculated with Cufflinks/CuffDiff (Langmead and Salzberg, 2012; Trapnell et al., 2012;). The differential expression files were used for analysis with abs(log 2 (FC)) 1500 were found to be differentially expressed in at least one timepoint. They were clustered in 8 groups depending on their relative gene expression in time. Functional analysis was performed with gProfiler for each of the 8 clusters. We analyzed gene expression in linear genomic space through an implementation of the "breakpoints" R function, which uses a Chow test to define significant differences between adjacent linear models in time series data. We used differential gene expression as the time series data and defined sets of ~300 domains of consistent gene expression in each time point, which we termed Domains of Focal Deregulation. We then selected a subset of DFDs from each timepoint on the basis of high/low mean scores of differential expression as the most prominent in terms of gene deregulation and created bipartite positional/functional bipartite networks through a functional enrichment analysis of the genes contained in each DFD. Comparison of the bipartite networks monitors the progression of TNF stimulation, which appears to take place through two distinct transition points. A first, at 3h with a large expansion of inflammatory and immune-related functions and second, at 24h which is marked by immune-related functions being shut down and replaced by pathways associated with development and cell adhesion.
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Contributors: Ling-Ling Chen
Date: 2019-10-12
... Detailed description of this data can be accessed in Yang et al. Dynamic imaging of RNA in living cells by CRISPR-Cas13 systems.
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Contributors: Yidong Yin
Date: 2019-10-12
... This spreadsheet includes (1) raw data of measured methane flux from the leaky gas well north of Bloomington, Indiana; (2) raw data of measured methane concentration over time in the air headspace of microcosm experiments; and (3) raw data of measured methane concentration over time in the terrarium of artificial soil mound experiments.
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Contributors: roy azoulay, uri berger, Paula Niedenthal, Hadar Keshet, Eva Gilboa-Schechtman
Date: 2019-10-12
... study 1- First, we excluded participants with abnormally fast reaction times (less than 3 standard deviation below average; n = 12) and with unconscientious response patterns (i.e., did not respond appropriately to a test video included in the task; n = 18). Thus, the final sample consisted of 147 participants (76 women, mean age = 35, SD = 10.23). Next, we divided the participants into two groups based on their SA scores. Individuals in the LSA groups were those whose LSAS score was less than 30 and whose SPIN score was less than 10 (n = 40, 17 women). The HSA group included participants with LSAS scores above 60 and SPIN score above 30 (n = 39, 26 women) (for SA cut-off in LSAS and SPIN see Rytwinski et al., 2008; Masia-Warner et al., 2003). Means of SPIN and LSAS scores in the LSA group were 3.3 (SD = 3.40) and 13.0 (SD = 9.60) respectively. Means of SPIN and LSAS scores in the HSA group were 42.1 (SD = 10.33) and 87.3 (SD = 13.74) respectively. Thus, the HSA group included individuals with SA levels equivalent to those seen in treatment-seeking population (Rytwinski et al., 2008; Ranta et al., 2007; Heurer et al., 2010). Our main analyses were based on 2 (Group: HSA vs. LSA) X 2 (Condition: Exclusion vs. Inclusion) between-subject ANOVAs on the mean (across all 6 clips) recognition of transition times study 2- Our data analytic strategy was conceptually identical to our strategy in Study 1. First, twenty-one participants were excluded from the experiment due to an extremely fast reaction times to the video clips (responses that were faster than 3 standard deviation below group average). Forty participants failed to perform the task in a conscientious manner. These criteria resulted in a final sample of 198 participants (107 women, mean age: 35 SD= 11.58). Next, participants were divided into HSA (n = 44, 27 women) and LSA (n = 47, 23 women) using the same criteria. Means of SPIN and LSAS in the LSAs group were 3.00 (SD = 2.52) and 14.40 (SD = 8.56) respectively. Means of SPIN and LSAS in the HSA group were 40.60 (SD = 10.21) and 80.50 (SD = 14.00) respectively. Again, the HSA group contained individuals with SA levels equivalent to the levels of individuals seeking treatment for their SA difficulties.
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Data for: Long-term impact of poultry manure on crop yield, soil and water quality, and crop revenue
Contributors: Michelle Soupir
Date: 2019-10-12
... This data includes a 20 year study of the environmental impacts of poultry manure on soil and water quality. The data includes field activities and manure application rates, soil and water quality. We also conducted a techno-economic analysis and include all assumptions and values in the spreadsheet.
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