The phrase "affinity relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, computer science, or social sciences to describe a relationship based on similarity or connection between entities.
Example: "In the study of social networks, researchers often analyze the affinity relation between different groups to understand their interactions."
Alternatives: "similarity relationship" or "connection relation".
Furthermore, the model requires a system-specific pH. vs. affinity coefficient relation.
The extra PH1 scFv attached to the PH1 tribody resulted in a further 3-fold increase in apparent affinity in relation to the bibody.
SB-269970 used in our study is considered a highly selective ligand for 5-HT7 recepKi=s (pKi= 8.9 ± 0.1) with at least 100-fold greater affinity in relation to other types of 5-HT receptor subtypes but some researchers have also reported that it is also a potent α2-adrenergic receptor blocker [ 38- 41].
Since joining PMA is 2001, Grealis has held a variety of positions that included district, committee and division management, affinity partner relations, sponsorship sales, new product and service development and member services.
With his buoyant personality and affinity for public relations, Mr. Hinckley made Mormonism more familiar to the public and more accepted in the Christian fold.
The first step of the docking studies involves a detailed analysis of the binding site and a description of all aspects in relation to affinity and selectivity [18].
In 1983, Max Perutz proposed that this substitution reduces the contact between the alpha and beta subunit and increases the oxygen affinity, owing to the relation of the tension status in the deoxy form [ 21].
This stability of the SNP-caused alterations in the TBP/promoter-affinity resembles the invariant relation of SNPs in protein-coding gene regions with protein structure/function, rather than such relations involving regulatory SNPs, whose effects strongly depend on the tissue, cell type, and so forth.
There is a relation between the affinity results and the size of receptors or ligands.
To test the relation of membrane affinity of the proteins and the R/m ratios, the number of transmembrane segments per protein length was compared according to the R/m ratio.
Government agencies began hiring publicists in Great Britain and the United States; U.S. legislation (1913) required congressional authorization to spend government funds on "publicity experts," whereupon the experts masqueraded under such euphemisms as "director of information". The natural affinity of government for public relations, little explored since Machiavelli, was flowering.
