The performers in the less broadly drawn roles show an easy affinity for the corny tropes of the genre.
America still is the land of upside, thanks to our command of digital technology and our easy affinity with tech's cultural ramifications.
They had an easy affinity, discussing their favorite soccer team.
Since our library is based on a single framework, it should be fairly easy to improve the affinity of a selected scFv by using, for instance, chain shuffling [ 53], error-prone mutagenesis [ 54] or by optimization of the CDR1 and CDR2 loops [ 20].
This substrate allows easy immobilization of affinity probes, is nonsieving (even to macromolecules), and exhibits negligible nonspecific binding.
This phenomenon is observed because the higher the affinity of Tc for TetR2, the easier and faster the binding of Tc to TetR2, and consequently the gene induction.
In particular, conducting polymers have great potential as efficient chemical sensors and biosensors due to the affinity of the conducting polymer for various molecules, easy immobilization of the receptor, and biocompatibility [24 26].
The high specificity and affinity of FKBP-FP-AP21967 for FRB (T2098L) make it easy to wash away unbound FKBP-FP within several seconds and to exchange one fluorescent protein to another.
Aqueous two-phase affinity partitioning (2PAP) separates membranes through their differing affinities for the polyethylene glycol and dextran phases coupled with the affinity of glycosylated surface proteins for lectins, and represents a quick and easy method to isolate plasma membrane (PM) proteins.
Moreover, in our case, the low affinity of 5-FU to the hydrophobic domain in the cubosomes made it easy to be released faster through diffusion from aqueous channels.
