The phrase "shared and unshared" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, "Shared and unshared information is stored in different areas of the server."
We repeated that for each of the quadrants and the average predicted % of shared singletons between 2, 3, and 4 quadrants as well as the average predicted % of unshared singletons were compared to the observed % of shared and unshared singletons between the 4 quadrants studied.
Sibling designs have the potential to identify familial factors that are shared and unshared between siblings.
We consider both deterministic and stochastic cases, in which we derive open-loop controls that create desired synchronization patterns and devise feedback controls that maximize the steady-state synchronization probability of coupled oscillators in the presence of shared and unshared noisy stimuli modeled by the Brownian motion.
Those are the predicted percentages of shared and unshared OTUs.
A theoretical Venn diagram was constructed for each of the 4 quadrants and the average percentages of shared and unshared OTUs were calculated.
Figure 4D shows the average predicted % of shared and unshared singletons and the corresponding observed percentages (shown in Table S3 for n = 1).
In this model, three latent variables, additive genetic effects ("A"), common (or shared) environment ("C") and unshared (or unique) environment ("E") drive the variance in the phenotype for each twin [ 11]. "A" is perfectly (1.0) correlated across MZ twins and 0.5 correlated across DZ twins.
Note that inclusion of moderator effects on the means in essence implies partialling out the effect of the moderator, i.e., the variance shared with the moderator is accounted for, after which the remaining (residual) variance is decomposed into additive genetic influences (A), shared environmental influences (C), and unshared environmental influences (E).
This involves fitting first order autoregressive models to the additive genetic (A), shared (or common; C), and unshared (or specific; E) covariance matrices of the repeated measures.
Eating disorders (EDs) are serious and complex mental diseases, and their pathogenesis includes individual psychobiological vulnerability (genetic) and shared (culture) or unshared (life events) environmental factors [ 1- 3].
This qualitative evaluation categorized TFBRs as either shared or unshared in a particular pair of species; the choice of binding cutoff and effect of varying this cutoff is explored in Figure S1E.
