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NMR data for cyclamenols G−R
This includes the NMR data for cyclamenols G−R to be published in JNP
Strategic Integration of ESG Practices and Financial Performance: Leveraging Econometrics and Machine Learning in China's Evolving Market
This data was use to explore the strategic integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices with financial performance in the rapidly evolving Chinese economy
Case study of Twitter communication patterns in the US during COVID-19
- This study used four keywords ‘vaccine,’ ‘covid vaccine,’ ‘vaccination,’ vaccine effect’ to collect overall tweets about vaccination.
- The collection area was limited to the United States.
- The collection period is from November 2020 to November 30, 2021, for 52 weeks.
- The time unit was weekly.
- A total of 52,000 tweets were requested to the API, 1,000 each weekly, and 49,013 tweets were collected
Replication data for "Examining the effect of gender, education and religion on attitudes toward gender equality in Nigeria"
The dataset and do-files required for replicating the regression results in the study have been provided. The replication files are only to be used for replicating the analysis in this paper. They are not to be used for other purposes without prior permission.
Replication Data for: Feeling Fighty Across Old Blighty
Replication data to support findings in the paper
Exploring the Hurdles Faced by English Department University Students in Dhaka in Developing Listening and Speaking Skills
A survey was utilized to gather information from fifty-three students enrolled in a Dhaka private institution. Three components comprised the questionnaire: five questions on background information, ten questions on listening abilities, and eleven questions on speaking skills. Each segment was graded on a five-point scale. Two open-ended questions were used for descriptive data after statistical analysis had normalized the data
Replication Data for: The Rule of Discourse: How Ideas and Discourses Shape China’s Zero-COVID Policy
Replication Data for: The Rule of Discourse: How Ideas and Discourses Shape China’s Zero-COVID Policy.
Abstract: How can a controversial policy be effectively implemented and sustained over an extended period? We study this research question from the perspective of discursive institutionalism, using China’s zero-COVID policy as a case. We develop a typology that depicts China’s discursive engineering project featuring a multifaceted and adaptable nature. By analyzing Weibo posts published by Chinese state-led media accounts, we identify four types of political discourse that have prevailed: ideological, imperative, directive, and communicative discourse. The analysis from topic modeling and error correction models highlights the roles of both imperative and directive discourse in China’s COVID-19 policy, while the imperative discourse strengthened the control policy consistently across regions. This paper also sheds light on the mechanism by which the political discourse signals of the party-state reach mid-level bureaucrats, especially in the context of a public health crisis where the rule of law is further weakened
PDB: 6BFS, Crystal structure of Granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF) 312K, 39°C, 100 ns): random seed #1
6BFS, Crystal structure of Granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF) 312K, 39°C, 100 ns): random seed #1. PDBs obtained every 50 ns
FRAMED: A Dataset for Structural Performance Prediction of Bicycle Frames
We introduce FRAMED — a parametric dataset of 4500 bicycle frames based on bicycles designed by practitioners and enthusiasts worldwide. Accompanying these frame designs, we provide ten structural performance values such as weight, displacements under load, and safety factors computed using finite element simulations for all the bicycle frame designs