We used the standard ACE model to examine the influences of additive genetic (A), common environmental factors shared by family members (C) and non-shared environmental factors (E) accounting for variance in a phenotype (P).
The lack of a matched passive comparison group means that the possibility that the effects observed are due to non-specific factors shared by both groups, including the behavior activation involved in study participation, can not be ruled out.
Our results add an important new level of robustness to the findings on reproductive history and mortality by showing that the association is robust to confounding by factors shared by siblings.
If Big Data can find the combination of subtle environmental factors shared by all the victims of a rare disease, it can also find the combination of subtle identifiers shared by all the different data-sets in which you are present, merge them together, and make your identity public.
Both films are laced with a great deal of cultural and political significance, factors shared by many films on show here, such as the doc Mas Man, about carnival traditions, and the short Who Are You Wearin'?, a look at the trend among dim white celebs for adopting black babies.
The non- specific psychological effects of these complex procedures in headache treatments refer to the "common factors" shared by the various modalities of psychotherapies (see review in [68].
Strictly speaking, the family innovation captures time-varying factors shared by siblings that are not captured by the other controls in the regression.
"The harmony between Kartell and La Double J stems from many factors shared by the two brands: their ironic and positive view of reality, their pursuit of quality and elegance, and their super trendy and exclusive style," says Luti.
Results indicate that at least half of the variation in educational attainment and adult IQ is due to factors shared by siblings (Björklund and Salvanes 2011; Björklund and Jäntti 2012).
It can be said, as per Gelles and Levine (1995), that most definitions of culture have a common element: culture is a set of factors shared by a society, especially beliefs and values, as well as norms, traditions, symbols, language and technology.
As noted [[ Greatest common divisor|above]], the GCD equals the product of the prime factors shared by the two numbers a and b.
