Sentence examples for better affinity for from inspiring English sources

Palladium presented then a better affinity for FAU zeolite and copper oxide had a better affinity for zirconia.

"You're getting a lot better affinity for the brand if you're doing things this way," someecards co-founder Duncan Mitchell tells us.

Most of the novel compounds had better affinity for the BZD site of action on GABAA receptor complex than diazepam.

As a sulfur-rich polymer material, polysulfide-rubber polymer was incorporated into AC to induce better affinity for the removal of mercury.

The LDH-CHis and LDH-NHis both have better affinity for the poly aniline)–poly anion) composite films than the WT-LDH.

CALB showed a better affinity for 1,4-butanediol compared to 1,3-propanediol (1,3-PDO), whereas no preference was observed between diethyl succinate and diethyl adipate.

This can be interpreted as a better affinity of cholesterol for anandamide than for unsaturated fatty acids such as the arachidonic acid.

The K m and V max values shown in Table 3 indicate that TH2-CP has a better affinity and reactivity for Z-Gly-Leu than for Z-Gly-Phe.

Hydrocortisone displays a four times better affinity than methylprednisolone for the mineralocorticoid receptor.

Knowledge of the mechanisms of 5-aminolevulinic acid derivatives uptake into target cells is essential to understand and improve photodynamic therapy and useful in the design of new derivatives with better affinity and with higher selectivity for tumour cells in specific tissues.

The observed AuNP cell selectivity could be explained by the fact that the surface of bacterial cells are more negatively charged than mammalian cells, therefore accounting for the better affinity toward multications in bacteria.