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PDB: 5EN2, Crystal structure of the Junín virus (JUNV) surface glycoprotein receptor-binding subunit (GP1) bound to a neutralizing monoclonal antibody (312K, 39°C, 100 ns): random seed #1
No full textPDB: 5EN2, Crystal structure of the Junín virus (JUNV) surface glycoprotein receptor-binding subunit (GP1) bound to a neutralizing monoclonal antibody (312K, 39°C, 100 ns): random seed #1. PDBs obtained every 50 ns
Replication Data for: Synthetic Replacements for Human Survey Data? The Perils of Large Language Models
No full textLarge Language Models (LLMs) offer new research possibilities for social scientists, but their potential as “synthetic data" is still largely unknown. In this paper, we investigate how accurately the popular LLM ChatGPT can recover public opinion, prompting the LLM to adopt different “personas” and then provide feeling thermometer scores for 11 sociopolitical groups. The average scores generated by ChatGPT correspond closely to the averages in our baseline survey, the 2016–2020 American National Election Study. Nevertheless, sampling by ChatGPT is not reliable for statistical inference: there is less variation in responses than in the real surveys, and regression coefficients often differ significantly from equivalent estimates obtained using ANES data. We also document how the distribution of synthetic responses varies with minor changes in prompt wording, and we show how the same prompt yields significantly different results over a three-month period. Altogether, our findings raise serious concerns about the quality, reliability, and reproducibility of synthetic survey data generated by LLMs
Supplementary Data - The Impact of Social Intelligence on Engagement and Person-Organization Fit: An Analysis of Mediation through Political Skill
No full textResearch data used in the paper entitled "The Impact of Social Intelligence on Engagement and Person-Organization Fit: An Analysis of Mediation through Political Skill" published in Revista Brasileira de Gestão de Negócios (RBGN) V26, n1 (2024) Acess: https://rbgn.fecap.br/RBG
"Replication Data for" A Turning Points Analysis of Cross-Border Merger and Acquisition Negotiations
No full textData set of the comparative case study based on secondary source
Combined sample of clusters from Hunt and Reffert 2023 and YLAs from Gagné et al. 2018
No full textSub-sample of 254 clusters (Hunt+Reffert 2023) and 18 YLAs (Gagné+2018) analyzed in Swiggum+2024.
Columns are described below:
(0-63): Quantities reported by Hunt+Reffert (2023) Table A.1
(65) data_source,: Indicates original catalog source
(65) family: Assigned cluster family
(66) age_myr: age of cluster (Myr)
(67) rv_combined: median cluster RV from gaia/apogee/galah (km/s)
(68) x_helio: Heliocentric x position (pc)
(69) y_helio: Heliocentric y position(pc)
(70) z_helio: Heliocentric z position(pc)
(71) U: Heliocentric U velocity (km/s)
(72) V: Heliocentric V velocity (km/s)
(73) W: Heliocentric W velocity (km/s)
(74) x_helio_err: error in x_helio (pc)
(75) y_helio_err: error in y_helio (pc)
(76) z_helio_err: error in z_helio (pc)
(77) U_err: error in U (km/s)
(78) V_err: error in V (km/s)
(79) W_err: error in W (km/s)
(80) n_rv_combined: number of RVs
(81) mass_16: 16th percentile cluster mass estimate (Msun)
(82) mass_50: 50th percentile cluster mass estimate (Msun)
(83) mass_84: 84th percentile cluster mass estimate (Msun)
(84) n_sne_16: 16th percentile number of SNe
(85) n_sne_50: 50th percentile number of SNe
(86) n_sne_84: 84th percentile number of SNe
(87) n_stars_greater_8M_16: 16th percentile number of stars greater than 8Msun
(88) n_stars_greater_8M_50: 50th percentile number of stars greater than 8Msun
(89) n_stars_greater_8M_84: 84th percentile number of stars greater than 8Msun
(90) weight_score: average weight score assigned to cluster
(91) name_both: names of clusters; separated by a / if two names are given</p
Replication Data for: Undercurrent in Taiwan: Nationalism and Calculation of the cross-strait Relations (2002-2022)
No full textPaper conditionally accepted by Public Opinion Quarterly on Feb 10, 2024
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Undercurrent in Taiwan: Nationalism and Calculation of the cross-strait Relations (2002-2022)
Literature highlights the conflicting trends between rising nationalism and stable preferences on Cross-Strait relations in Taiwan. This article unveils new insights from the Taiwan National Security Survey (2002-2022, 14 waves, n = 16,494) to unravel this incompatibility. The survey employed “conditional preference” items to capture how Taiwanese people shape their Cross-Strait attitudes. Since 2002, Taiwanese identifiers have increased steadily, while dual identifiers have decreased. Most respondents still prefer the status quo, but there is a gradual rise in support for independence. Hypothetical scenarios reveal that a majority support independence if China will not attack, and oppose unification if China and Taiwan differ economically and politically. Furthermore, the percentage supporting independence given China will attack is increasing, while the percentage supporting unification if China and Taiwan are similar has considerably decreased. Conditional preferences are influenced by perceived economic benefits from China and the military strength of China, Taiwan, and the US.
Austin Horng-En Wang, Department of Political Science, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Charles K. S. Wu, Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice, University of South Alabama
Fang-Yu Chen, Department of Political Science, Soochow University, Taiwan
Yao-Yuan Yeh, Department of International Studies & Modern Languages, University of St. Thomas, Housto
Replication Data for: How Extreme Situations Change Attitudes: An Analysis of Discrimination towards Foreigners in Poland.
No full textThis is the dataset for the paper "How Extreme Situations Change Attitudes: An Analysis of Discrimination towards Foreigners in Poland." The data is fully anonymized
Replication Data for: United Nations peacekeeping operations and multilateral foreign aid: Credibility of good governance
No full textReplication dat
Assessing the Impact of Low Testosterone Levels and Frailty on Urinary Incontinence in Elderly Women: A Prospective Cross-Sectional Study
No full textThis study examines the relationship between low testosterone levels, frailty, and urinary incontinence (UI), specifically stress urinary incontinence (SUI) and urgency urinary incontinence (UUI), in elderly women. Conducted at the Yokosuka Urogynecology and Urology Clinic, Japan, this prospective cross-sectional study enrolled 2,721 women aged 60 and above. We classified 1,328 participants into frailty and no-frailty groups, with equal representation. Our investigation revealed that 36.2% of participants reported SUI, and 28.7% reported UUI. After adjusting for age discrepancies using ANCOVA, significant associations were found between low total testosterone levels and both forms of UI, particularly in the frailty group. Multivariate analysis showed that low testosterone levels, diabetes, and cerebral infarction were significantly associated with SUI in the no-frailty group, while factors such as age, low testosterone, diabetes, and vaginal deliveries were linked to UUI in the frailty group. These findings underscore the importance of considering frailty and low testosterone levels in the therapeutic approach to UI in elderly women. The study suggests a novel perspective on the pathophysiology of UI, highlighting the need for specific treatment strategies targeting these risk factors
Database for the analysis of the integration of Childhood Malnutrition in Low Greenhouse Gas Emissions Livestock
No full textThis database contains data at the municipal level on socioeconomic variables, variables related to deforestation, conflict, livestock production and child malnutrition for the period 2000-2019 Union of secondary source databases: Hansen 1.6, Cede Panel, Censo Agropecuario ICA and Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME