Sentence examples for both shared and unique from inspiring English sources
What can the study of prayer tell us about social life, religious institutions and practices, ethical self-formation, and our concepts of communication, both shared and unique?
We demonstrate how viewing different types of specializations within a common framework allows one to better appreciate both shared and unique aspects of brain organization.
With many regions experiencing both shared and unique climate challenges, it is clear that effective and efficient climate governance must occur across government systems and through a multitude of sectors and industries in order to better tackle complex environmental matters.
Expression profiling and functional studies have revealed that the HIF-α subunits regulate both shared and unique target genes.
Previously, we had used classical karyotype analyses to identify complex chromosomal rearrangements that were both shared and unique to each of the two cell lines [1].
Both shared and unique genetic influences underlie susceptibility to OCD and its symptom dimensions.
Note that the total map length S t), referred to as main criterion, is calculated according to eq.1, i.e. includes both the shared and unique markers.
This approach allows the regressors in each GLM to capture both the shared and unique variance for each alternative.
In Table 2 the specific disease comparison studies that are discussed in this review are listed alongside both the major shared (and unique) loci that have been identified and the biologic pathways or mechanisms implicated by these analyses.
Experiment 1 showed that a night of sleep indeed benefits both knowledge types: Whereas shared and unique features showed forgetting (especially for well-learned items) over wake, memory was preserved for unique features and improved for shared features over sleep regardless of initial encoding strength.
Both the larger group of shared and unique sequences in CF metagenomes suggests that CF viral communities are more similar than Non-CF communities.
