Host wing size data after selection. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

“…In response, hosts infected with late-selected spores shortened their life cycle and shifted to earlier reproduction. Using different host harm metrics, we demonstrate and discuss the pros and cons of using different measures of virulence. …”

Host survival data after selection. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

“…In response, hosts infected with late-selected spores shortened their life cycle and shifted to earlier reproduction. Using different host harm metrics, we demonstrate and discuss the pros and cons of using different measures of virulence. …”

<i>Readme</i> file for S4 Data. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

“…In response, hosts infected with late-selected spores shortened their life cycle and shifted to earlier reproduction. Using different host harm metrics, we demonstrate and discuss the pros and cons of using different measures of virulence. …”

R<i>eadme</i> file for S3 Data. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

“…In response, hosts infected with late-selected spores shortened their life cycle and shifted to earlier reproduction. Using different host harm metrics, we demonstrate and discuss the pros and cons of using different measures of virulence. …”

R<i>eadme</i> file for S6 Data. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

“…In response, hosts infected with late-selected spores shortened their life cycle and shifted to earlier reproduction. Using different host harm metrics, we demonstrate and discuss the pros and cons of using different measures of virulence. …”

<i>Readme</i> file for S1 Data. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

“…In response, hosts infected with late-selected spores shortened their life cycle and shifted to earlier reproduction. Using different host harm metrics, we demonstrate and discuss the pros and cons of using different measures of virulence. …”

Host developmental traits data after selection. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

“…In response, hosts infected with late-selected spores shortened their life cycle and shifted to earlier reproduction. Using different host harm metrics, we demonstrate and discuss the pros and cons of using different measures of virulence. …”

Maximum hazard data after selection. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

“…In response, hosts infected with late-selected spores shortened their life cycle and shifted to earlier reproduction. Using different host harm metrics, we demonstrate and discuss the pros and cons of using different measures of virulence. …”

Virulence metrics and decomposition. by Luís M. Silva (20934196)

Table 1_Neuro-functional correlates of personality dimensions in Parkinson’s disease.xlsx by Mathilde Boussac (9954908)

“…</p>Conclusion<p>In accordance with the TCI model, Novelty Seeking seems to be related to the dopaminergic system within the nucleus accumbens and orbitofrontal cortex connectivity, implicated in impulsivity. Moreover, Harm Avoidance would be related to the serotoninergic system within the temporal and fronto-thalamo-parietal network connectivity, involved in depressive disorders.…”

Table 1_Body trust in Korean population: validation of the Korean version of the body trust scale.docx by Yunyoung Oh (22103309)

“…A key component of interoception, body trust, involves trusting internal sensations in daily life and feeling safe within one’s own body. …”

Data Sheet 1_Personalized non-invasive neuromodulation for sensory-based urge suppression in individuals with OCD: a proof-of-concept investigation.pdf by Goi Khia Eng (21590624)

“…<p>Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is chronic and impairing. While OCD often involves fear of harm or bad events, many patients experience “sensory phenomena,” which are aversive sensory experiences that drive repetitive behaviors regardless of specific fears. …”

Supplementary Material for: Mortality in people with eating disorders presenting to the health system: A national population-based record linkage study by figshare admin karger (2628495)

“…Most previous mortality research in eating disorders involves individuals attending specialist treatment services. …”

الاستحسان الأصولي وأثره في نظرية الظروف الطارئة: نماذج تطبيقية by Mansour, Mohamed Khaled

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De-identified dataset from the PhD study: Determinants of Black men's health-seeking behaviours in the primary health care settings of Ga-Rankuwa Township, Tshwane, Pretoria by Mampete Mookeng (21818449)

“…Understanding these behaviours requires a multifaceted approach, that involves collaboration with various stakeholders, and policy makers in society. …”

Data Management Plan for PhD project: "Exploring adverse effects of spiritual and meditative practices: contemporary ‘kundalini syndrome’ experiences" by Jack Saxelby-Smith (22213096)

“…The consent form will clearly outline the purpose of the research, what participation involves, how data will be used and stored, participants’ rights (including withdrawal), and how to raise concerns.…”

LC-MS/MS method for co-estimation of doxorubicin and piperine: formulation development and pharmacokinetic studies by Pooja Yadav (1786462)

“…</p> <p>This study focuses on improving cancer treatment by using a special type of oral chemotherapy that involves giving low doses of drugs regularly to reduce side effects. …”

Data Sheet 1_A FoodSafeR perspective on emerging food safety hazards and associated risks.pdf by John F. Leslie (20364357)

“…The FoodSafeR consortium includes global stakeholders across governmental, inter-governmental, academic and industrial institutions involved in food safety, research, and production. …”

Supplementary file 1_Unlocking liver physiology: comprehensive pathway maps for mechanistic understanding.zip by Luiz Ladeira (21669476)

Data Sheet 1_Prevalence of alcohol and substance use relapse in forensic inpatients with substance use disorders in Germany.pdf by Seyma Düger (22449547)

“…Background<p>Offenders who pose a risk of harm and whose convictions are linked to substance use can be mandated to undergo treatment in forensic psychiatric hospitals under Section 64 StGB of the German Penal Code (Strafsgesetzbuch; StGB), if there are reasonable prospects that treatment might be successful. …”