Sentence examples for evidence the affinity from inspiring English sources

In accordance with experimental evidence, the affinity of Arr for R* was modeled to increase linearly for one-to-four phosphorylations and to remain constant for five or six.

Now visitors to Stanford Libraries will have primary evidence of the affinity, thanks to the Ramūnas and Elė Katilius archive.

They discuss 'pH-dependent affinity' but show no evidence that the affinity is indeed pH dependent beyond Kms at pH 5 and 6.

The precise role of the GTPase activity of the GPNs is not clear, although there is evidence that the affinity of Npa3/ Gpn1 for RNAPII is regulated by its GTP-binding status (Staresincic et al. 2011).

The main problem comes from that there is not evidence shown the affinity to be strong enough to ensure the specificity, and that the coenzyme handles do not seems to be good adaptors with sufficient spatial stretch to allow their charged amino acids to reach each other.

The reviewers are correct that there is no evidence indicating that the affinity of Her3 for Her2 is particularly strong.

Experimental evidence suggests that the affinity of R* for Gt does, indeed, decrease exponentially with additional phosphorylations [ 40].

Growing evidence suggests that the affinity of SQSTM1 to ubiquitinated proteins results in their subsequent transport to the autophagosome for degradation [ 109].

One plausible explanation for this phenomenon is provided by the experimental evidence suggesting that the affinity of LDL particles to LDL receptors may depend on the particle size (or, alternatively, the density).

The permeability coefficients of different penetrating chemical species were compared, evidencing the higher affinity of the layers to water vapour and carbon dioxide, due to favourable interactions between polar moieties and penetrant.

Even where there is no evidence of direct influence, the affinity of some key notions and arguments with classical Indian Buddhist ideas is striking.