Sentence examples for both idiosyncratic and shared from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the folded N-domain and intrinsically disordered C-domain of RPSA have both idiosyncratic and shared receptor functions.

The sequencing of the Brugia malayi genome provides a platform for rational drug design, but by itself this single sequence cannot distinguish between idiosyncratic and shared targets that could be exploited for control (6).

Her subject matter is her own; her use of color is both idiosyncratic and sophisticated.

Speech versus singing, popular versus classical music: the traditional divisions blur in a style both idiosyncratic and timeless.

He seems to have hit on yet another subject that's both idiosyncratic and rich with racial subtext.

Taylor is more sober -- and achieves a usually smooth and sometimes elegant style, both idiosyncratic and analytical; his book will probably emerge as the standard biography.

Owusu-Bempah et al. (2014) state that in the AL model there are both idiosyncratic and common elements.

Potentially, characteristics of these conditions' traits and symptoms, at both idiosyncratic and collective levels, may be detectable through technology use patterns.

Individual exposure to leaded ceramic ware was both idiosyncratic and intermittent.

Rawls's concern with stability and publicity is not, however, idiosyncratic and is shared by all contemporary contract theorists.

True expression (whether the first genuine self-expression of the learning speaker, a new scientific meaning, or true artistic achievement) is both totally idiosyncratic, and a re-composition of shared elements; it transforms the old.