Sentence examples for because of its affinity from inspiring English sources

"I have nicknamed it DBR100 because of its affinity to the great 1959 race-winning cars, and of course, our anniversary," said Ulrich Bez, the company's chief executive, who introduced the car on Saturday before the start of the race.

CCBE1 was assumed to localize to the ECM after secretion, apparently because of its affinity for vitronectin12.

Xenon is a promising candidate for an exogenous MRI tracer because of its affinity for lipids and possible polarization.

In our work, aluminum is evaluated as an additive because of its affinity for O2 and (OH) compared to Mo and its potential to modify transfer film formation.

We propose that because of its affinity for ET-Rs demonstrated by co-immunoprecipitation, GRK2 is the most likely of the GRKs to initiate ET-R desensitization.

The material is commonly used as an ion exchange resin for waste water treatment because of its affinity towards transition metal ions [28].

Because of its affinities with mathematics and the hard sciences — disciplines historically unwelcoming to women — logic had long been one of philosophy's most swaggering strains.

Several studies have shown that omeprazole carries a considerable potential for drug interactions because of its high affinity for CYP2C19 and moderate affinity for CYP3A4.

The authors concluded that omeprazole carried a considerable potential for drug interactions because of its high affinity for CYP2C19 and moderate affinity for CYP3A4, whereas pantoprazole-Na appeared to have a lower potential for interactions than omeprazole based on extensive evidence.

Analogue 4, with a 7 residue peptide graft, is a full agonist of chemotaxis, but because of its low affinity (IC50 = 170.0 nM), it is not very potent (peak at 1 μM).

The affinity of the D3R peptide for Ig21 could not be assessed accurately by ITC because of its lower affinity.