Sentence examples for a considerable affinity from inspiring English sources

Taken together the results demonstrate a direct and specific interaction between M3-protein and CIV and identify a binding site in the CB3-region of CIV that exhibits a considerable affinity.

These structures contain immune complexes with autoantibodies and chromatin fragments [ 3, 4], and a recent study [ 5] has demonstrated a considerable affinity of nucleosomes toward the major matrix constituents laminin and collagen IV.

Three groups of oat cultivars reacting differently against moAb G12 could be distinguished: a group with considerable affinity, a group showing slight reactivity and a third with no detectable reactivity.

We could distinguish three groups of oat cultivars reacting differently against the antibody: a group with considerable affinity, a group showing slight reactivity and another with no detectable reactivity.

Three oats groups could be distinguished based on their recognition by moAb G12: a group with considerable affinity towards the antibody, a group with moderate low recognition and another group that was not recognised at all by the antibody.

Mifepristone is a 19-norsteroid agent presenting a high affinity for the PR and a lower but considerable affinity for the glucocorticoid receptor [ 12].

He took over the NUR's reins at a time of considerable affinity between the miners, railwaymen and the power workers, but this formidable grouping was unable to use its industrial strength at the same time.

But also, coming after them, Bertrand Tavernier is a film-maker with whom I feel a considerable intellectual affinity because of his literary and aesthetic tastes.

While sCD23 has to trimerize to develop considerable affinity for its ligand [1], sFcεRI can bind IgE with a one-to-one ligand-receptor ratio.

This result indicates the considerable affinity of the purified enzyme from C. hippos to BApNA substrate.

Quantitative biodistribution in mice bearing B16F0 tumor revealed its high affinity to tumor with no considerable affinity to normal organs.