Sentence examples for affinity relationships from inspiring English sources

These are variously seen in morphology including root structure, a broad range of physiological adaptations, site preferences, dependency and affinity relationships, and reproductive strategies.

Then, we propose an affinity aware resource scheduling framework, and provide methods to obtain and identify the affinity relationships between VMs, and the JAGBP method.

We firstly introduce affinity of VMs to identify affinity relationships to VMs which are required to be placed with a special VM placement pattern, such as colocation or disperse placement, and formulate the AAP problem.

First, we reconsidered the affinity relationships of RK and Arr with phosphorylated R*.

The affinity relationship matrix is built to manifest the affinity between components in 6 different aspects.

The structure-intrinsic affinity relationship map of the compounds showed the energetic contributions of the thiazole ring and its substituents.

Furthermore, the predicted binding free energies gives explanation of structure affinity relationship of PCI and THI with MCPs and suggest that the electrostatic energy is the main contribution term affecting the difference in binding affinities.

This is the first structure-affinity relationship (SAR) ever reported for AEBS ligands.

Structure information has also been coupled with experimental data to predict peptide:MHC binding via quantitative structure-affinity relationship methods [11].

Despite this, the taxonomic affinities and relationships within the genus Madrepora remain unclear.

In terms of affinity ion relationship, Ca+ with SO4 2− were strongly correlated (0.71), whereas other ions, such as Na+ with Cl− (0.13), Mg2+ with SO4 2− (−0.03), Na with HCO3 − (0.25), and K+ with HCO−3 (0.03), were weak.