The phrase "affinity for information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong liking or attraction to acquiring or processing information.
Example: "Her affinity for information made her an excellent researcher, always eager to learn more about her field."
Alternatives: "love for knowledge" or "passion for data".
The agent has a given affinity for the information items and selects a specific information item from the set in conformity with said affinity.
Shoppers demonstrate a strong affinity for shelf-label nutrition information and the presentation of the nutrition information significantly affects their preferences as well.
In our study, this score was based on binding affinity information for fixed sequences starting at the given base pair.
We used the predicted binding affinity information for single TF on promoters and compared the ranked lists of the target genes for all pairs of studied TFs.
We also obtained the binding affinity information for both interactions from Figure 4A by measuring the SPR baseline shift upon VEGF binding.
The agent utilizes this image, in addition to its own affinity, for the selection of a specific information item.
Finally, ALOGP gives relevant information about molecular affinity for an octanol water medium, and it is sensitive to minimum differences in molecular structure.
The structural allele-specific patterns identified can be incorporated in other immunoinformatic approaches, in order to provide more information about peptide affinity for specific MHC-I alleles and the immunogenicity of the resulting complexes.
Several chemically diverse ligands with high affinity for TSPO have been found (detailed information is available elsewhere [ 5, 14, 15]).
The affinity of JRFAβN/25 for E11K mutant Aβ peptide was not different from its affinity for WT Aβ peptide (Fig S3 of Supporting Information).
