Sentence examples for affinities and differences from inspiring English sources

DCAs were used to evaluate affinities and differences between species and stations to avoid the arc-shaped distribution when there is a single strong gradient affecting the samples (Gauch 1982).

Hence the relation between formal and informal shows itself through interaction: their affinities and differences are in a state of equilibrium which is reflected in an irresolvable tension (Mehrotra 2010).

In addition, affinities and differences between experimental models and human disease need to be better defined and clarified.

These interactions may explain reported differences between the regulation of PKG and PKA, such as the reversed order of the high and low affinity CNBDs and differences in cyclic nucleotide induced conformational changes, as revealed by small angle X-ray scattering [5], [31].

In relation to Western philosophical thought, Indian philosophy offers both surprising points of affinity and illuminating differences.

The relative expression levels of various receptors in a given tissue section, represented by relative fluorescence units (RFU), cannot be directly compared to each other due to potential affinity and avidity differences between EGFR, HER2 and HER3 antibodies attached to distinct eTag reporters.

For our study, we chose lanreotide over octreotide, considering that there is no difference in SSTR-2-binding SSTR-2-binding SSTR-2-bindinge in SSTR-3 affinity-5 binding, while only landeotide is ablittlebindifferencestatin SSTR-3 (Patel, 1997).

This highlights the importance of even small differences in affinities and specificities between different binding partners to maintain the broad spectrum of their well defined biological functions.

The used antibody was developed against the last 13 amino acids of the ORF of rat Bsep and differences in affinity for the proteins of the different species could be expected.

Our results have uncovered differences between acute and chronic TNF signals that may arise through variation in signal input, specific requirements for Rel family dimers, divergence in kB consensus sequences and differences in affinities of protein-DNA binding.

So, we planned a program session in which we organized people into discussion groups based on regions, both because of linguistic affinities and because typically regional differences may matter a lot in the challenges faced by libraries in dealing with intellectual property.