Anisotropic shear signal multiplied with the projected separation in arcmin around the “all” sample (top panels), the “red” sample (middle panels) and the “blue” sample (bottom panels), for the isolated lenses on the left-hand side, and the clustered lenses on the right-hand side (using w ∝ e^1.0). The green triangles denote fΔΣ_iso, the red squares f₄₅ΔΣ_iso, and the black diamonds (f − f₄₅)ΔΣ_iso. The vertical dotted lines indicate the virial radius at the mean lens redshift, the dashed lines indicate the best fit elliptical NFW profiles. Please note the different scalings of the vertical axes. For the “all” sample, the shear anisotropy is larger for the isolated sample; for the “red” and “blue” sample, the shear anisotropy is more negative on small scales for the clustered samples, but the differences are not significant when averaged within the virial radius.