Sentence examples for example an affinity from inspiring English sources
For example, an affinity table for June 2015 16 includes the terms "Fukushima" and "Al Gore", whereas an analysis confined to January through June 2017 features "Benghazi" more highly and does not include either "Tea Party" or "Talk Radio".
Thus, a factor that occurs pretty often in a given user's library for example, an affinity for an obscure indy band will tend to be a more powerful determinant, unless it also happens to occur quite often in the total set of data as would be the case if the factor was an affinity for the Beatles.
For example, an affinity increase was reported for RGD peptides for nuclear medicine applications, which was proportional to the number of oligomerically combined RGD units [32, 33].
The most common example of an affinity process is protein-A chromatography, which has been applied for over a decade in industrial and academic settings for the capture and purification of antibodies (immunoglobulins) [ 23].
TGF-β2 binds the soluble type III receptor, for example, with an affinity that is roughly 3-fold greater than TGF-β1 and 4-fold greater than TGF-β3.
The benzodiazepines have a diverse range of therapeutic applications: diazepam for example, has an affinity for several subunits and is prescribed as an anxiolytic, muscle relaxant, sedative, and anticonvulsant [Giusti and Arban, 1993]; whereas zolpidem is α1 subunit specific and is an effective sedative without the other effects at typical therapeutic doses [Lavoie et al., 1997].
He has, for example, an evident affinity for elevators and stairwells, and for traveling shots in which his camera moves vertically and laterally as if borne aloft by birds or balloons.
For example, a reduced affinity of BMAL1/CLOCK to CLOCK promoter due to polymorphisms in these genes may lead to lower expression of CLOCK proteins.
For example, a high-affinity zinc transporter system is required for virulence of Salmonella enterica in mice (10).
So far tumour-specific T-cell receptors have been used only for diseases other than melanoma; for example, a high-affinity CD19 binding antibody has been used successfully in B-cell lymphomas/leukaemia [69 71].
In these examples, sequence identity suggests an affinity, but positional identity does not.
