Sentence examples for affinity by from inspiring English sources

AFFINITY, by Sarah Waters.

Lynne Taylor Burnley A book I have read and loved this year is Affinity by Sarah Waters (Virago).

Useful or not, Pavord's writing affords a cozy affinity by association.

This affinity, by the way, is what landed Kathy Boudin -- Bryn Mawr graduate and famous lawyer's daughter -- among the criminals who robbed that Brink's truck.

You can understand an affinity by young writers today for characters who have the energy of youth and no means of channeling it.

(In his most emollient Munich passage, Mr Putin recalled their early affinity by calling Mr Bush "my friend" and "a decent man").

Shoaf-Sweeney and Hutkins (2008) defined the adhesion affinity by the valency of protein-oligosaccharide interactions.

We explain this affinity by an exchange of point defects and a volume compensation.

This chapter elaborates the engineering antibody affinity by yeast surface display (YSD).

Pentasaccharide binding ultimately results in a conformational change that improves affinity by about 1000-fold.

Aside from alanine mutations of AB loop residues that decrease affinity by modifying dissociation rates (e.g. Y1542), a novel mutation (E1544A) of the AB loop enhanced affinity by threefold compared to wild-type.