Archeologische opgraving Haimersweg 225 te Twekkelo, gemeente Enschede (OV) Archeologische opgraving Haimersweg 225 te Twekkelo, gemeente Enschede (OV)

Laagland Archeologie heeft op 9 t/m 12 januari 2023 een Archeologische opgraving uitgevoerd aan de Haimersweg 225 te Twekkelo, gemeente Enschede (OV). Op het terrein is eerder archeologisch onderzoek uitgevoerd. Uit voorgaand onderzoek bleek dat op de locatie van het plangebied het historische erf De Haimer lag. Tijdens het proefsleuvenonderzoek zijn verschillende sporen aangetroffen die verband hielden met een historisch erf. In het oostelijke deel van het plangebied zijn tijdens het proefsleuvenonderzoek grootschalige recente verstoringen aangetroffen. Op basis van het proefsleuvenonderzoek is er geadviseerd om een deel van het oostelijke bouwblok vrij te geven. Dit advies is over genomen in het bestemmingsplan (Hof te Twekkelo onherroepelijk vastgesteld 20-06-2022). Tijdens de opgraving zijn de delen van de bouwblokken onderzocht die binnen de dubbelbestemming archeologie liggen. Rondom de te onderzoeken bouwblokken is een buffer van 1 meter rondom heen. Het doel van de opgraving is het documenteren van gegevens en veiligstellen van materiaal van vindplaatsen om daarmee informatie te behouden die van belang is voor de kennisvorming over het verleden. En diende antwoord te geven op de in het PvE opgestelde onderzoeksvragen Het onderzoek bestond uit een opgraving conform het SIKB KNA Protocol 4004 Opgraven Tijdens het onderzoek zijn in totaal 182 sporen aangetroffen. Naast negen recente- en vijftien natuurlijke verstoringen zijn 158 archeologische sporen aangetroffen. Deze sporen kunnen in verbrand gebracht worden met het historische erf De Haimer. De oostelijke werkput bevond zich buiten het historische erf. Hier zijn verschillende greppels en kuilen aangetroffen. Daarnaast zijn karrensporen aangetroffen. De westelijke werkput bevond zich midden op het historische erf. Hier zijn verschillende erfsporen aangetroffen die bestonden uit kuilen, greppels, paalsporen, muuruitbraak sleuven en een waterput. Op basis van de resultaten van het onderzoek kunnen twee fasen worden onderscheiden. De eerste fase is de houtbouwfase. Tot deze fasen worden de erfgreppel en een tweede greppel gerekend. Tijdens deze fase heeft op het erf een vakwerkhuis gestaan waarvan waarschijnlijk de schouw en schoorsteen in baksteen waren opgebouwd en het dak was bedekt met dakpannen. Van dit gebouw zijn tijdens het onderzoek geen directe sporen aangetroffen, wel hergebruikte bakstenen en dakpannen. Aan het einde van de houtbouwfase zijn de greppels gedempt. Op basis van het vondstmateriaal was dit waarschijnlijk in de late 18e eeuw. Tijdens de steenbouwfase is binnen het onderzochte gebied een stenen boerderij gebouwd. Dit is het gebouw dat op de kadastrale kaart uit 1832 zichtbaar is. Gezien de demping van de greppels in de late 18e eeuw en de algemene trend van verstening van ruraal Twente dateert de steenbouwfase waarschijnlijk uit de vroege 19e eeuw, al is late 18e eeuw niet geheel uit te sluiten

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Data for Morphological and anatomical changes in leafless Vanilla spp. root system

These data were collected in 2015 and include ecological information on leafless vanilla plants, as well as anatomical data on their roots, collected at various study sites during the course of this research project. A 50 × 20 m plot was established in a homogeneous zone of vegetation (Braun-Blanquet, 1932), where Vanilla spp. vines were present. The number of plots varied from two to three, depending on the size of the vegetation patches. Each plot was divided into 10 quadrats (10 × 10 m). The number of Vanilla spp. (vines and branches) per plot was recorded. The total length of the vanilla plants was measured. The number of attachment roots (AR) and aerial roots (ER) were counted per individual, and the shape of the AR (flattened or filiform) was noted. Morphological characteristics of the phorophytes were documented, including height, bark texture (smooth or rough), density, and diameter at breast height (DBH), which was measured 1.30 meters above the ground level. The rugosity assessment of the bark was performed by eye and touch. We compared the root anatomical structures of Vanilla spp. in northern and southern regions with high and low rainfall, respectively. The samples consisted of root segments of approximately 5 cm in length. Five samples were collected at different heights from the ground in aerial roots. These were the upper aerial root (UER) at 10 cm from the node, middle aerial root (MER) at mid-height, lower aerial root (LER) at 10 cm above the ground, main underground root (UMR), and secondary underground root (USR). The whole organ was collected for AR. Fifteen individuals were sampled at each locality. Root segments were preserved in 70° ethanol. For anatomical observation, freehand transverse sections were made with a microtome equipped with a razor blade yielding 20 µm thick sections, and then stained with carmine green (Mirande, 1920). Five anatomical sections were prepared for each of the 15 individuals sampled per site, resulting in 75 anatomical sections per site and 600 anatomical sections for the eight sites studied. Anatomical comparisons of the root sections from different locations were conducted using 30 anatomical sections of the MER per site. The sections were observed under an Olympus BX 43 light field microscope. The images were captured using a Canon EOS 5D Mark I camera. Morphometric evaluation of the organs was performed using ImageJ (Schneider et al., 2012), an image processing and analysis software package. The following anatomical characteristics of the roots were recorded: organ, stele, pith, metaxylem, and phloem diameter. The thickness of the epidermis, thickness of the cortex, number and diameter of the aerenchyma, and the number of vascular bundles were also recorded.THIS DATASET IS ARCHIVED AT DANS/EASY, BUT NOT ACCESSIBLE HERE. TO VIEW A LIST OF FILES AND ACCESS THE FILES IN THIS DATASET CLICK ON THE DOI-LINK ABOV

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Effect of High-fat Diet on the Fatty Acid Profiles of Brain in Offspring Mice Exposed to Maternal Gestational Diabetes Mellitus

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DATASET FOR PERFORMANCE OF SUPERIOR DAIRY CATTLE SIRES

This study's object includes animal identity data, pedigree data, and milk production performance records for Holstein Friesian dairy cows born between 2017-2021. This study's parameters included milk yield, length of lactation, peak production, and dry length period. Another factor to consider is the environmental state. High air temperatures have a negative impact on dairy cow welfare and production across Europe, especially tropical regions. This causes severe cattle losses. Humidity, air velocity, and insolation all have a major impact on animal thermoregulation. Special indices are employed to measure the overall impact of various environmental conditions on animals. The temperature-humidity index (THI) is commonly used to assess how ambient temperature and relative humidity affect animals. Genetic advancement on selection indicators in dairy farming by 90-95% depends on the amount of breeding value of bull breeders. Realizing how breeding value (BV) is passed down across generations is crucial for selecting the right pairs and advancing the breed. Accurate and detailed forecasts help farmers decrease economic risks when selecting genetic material. Estimation of breeding value uses the BLUP method since this method is the most accurate estimated breeding value of sire compared to other methods The production performance of FH dairy cattle is included in the good category. For 1st lactation, which has an average milk production of 8,029.28 ± 1,112 kg; length of lactation 321.26 ± 38.48 days; peak production on day 85.36 ± 29.25 with milk production of 32.55 ± 4.16 kg; and the dry length period was 51.37 ± 9.33 days. Lactation 2 milk production 7,761.66 ± 1,145 kg; length of lactation 323.66 ± 43.06 days; peak production on day 58.43 ± 21.11 with milk production 40.79 ± 5.30 kg; and dry length period was 65.10 ± 22.69 days. Lactation 3 milk production 7,788.92 ± 1,148 kg; length of lactation 326.64 ± 46.74 days; peak production on day 61.88 ± 22.72 with milk production 43.62 ± 5.11 kg; and the dry length period was 65.00 ± 20.49 days. Lactation 4 milk production was 7,484.18 ± 1,133 kg, lactation length was 323.04 ± 42.23 days, peak production was on day 66.39 ± 24.26, milk production was 43.82 ± 5.68, and the dry length period was 65.78 ± 21.60 days. The heritability value of FH cow milk production namely 0.03 ± 0.02, is included in the low category. Differences in heritability values is due to differences in the type of data and statistical analysis used. Low heritability estimates indicated that the differences in the performance traits of Holstein cows were due to different nutritional, climatic conditions, and management practices prevalent over different times. Ranking of 10 sire’s that have the genetic potential of their offspring based on their estimated breeding value, namely O.S. Elmer-XA, M.Z. Merlin-XA, L. Muscadet-XA, C.Toyjet, S. Gypsy B, WestCoastPldge, M.Z. Merlin-ET, Brasilia, L.JetBowser-XA, and MRMUDD-XA.THIS DATASET IS ARCHIVED AT DANS/EASY, BUT NOT ACCESSIBLE HERE. TO VIEW A LIST OF FILES AND ACCESS THE FILES IN THIS DATASET CLICK ON THE DOI-LINK ABOV

Effects of Input Gradient Regularization on Neural Networks Time-Series Forecasting of Thermal Power Systems

Training logs and performance data for the neural networks tested on the Hunter power plant.THIS DATASET IS ARCHIVED AT DANS/EASY, BUT NOT ACCESSIBLE HERE. TO VIEW A LIST OF FILES AND ACCESS THE FILES IN THIS DATASET CLICK ON THE DOI-LINK ABOV

Flow data for "Resilient anatomy and local plasticity of naïve and stress hematopoiesis "_7

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Extent of As(III) versus As(V) adsorption on iron (oxyhydr) oxides depends on the presence of micropore sites

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Hamstring Myofascial Stiffness Study 2023-4

Data from athletes with a previous hamstring injury and controls. Shear wave elastography data from the semitendinosus and biceps femoris in KpA was collected during passive tests from 0, 45 and 90 degrees of knee flexion and during submaximal contractions at 60% of maximum isometric strength. Surface electromyography data were also collected and panoramic ultrasound images were also used to measure the anatomical cross sectional area of some athletesTHIS DATASET IS ARCHIVED AT DANS/EASY, BUT NOT ACCESSIBLE HERE. TO VIEW A LIST OF FILES AND ACCESS THE FILES IN THIS DATASET CLICK ON THE DOI-LINK ABOV