Sentence examples for exhibit affinity from inspiring English sources
'exhibit affinity' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe when two or more elements have a strong connection or attraction to each other. For example, "The twins exhibited an affinity for one another, often finishing each other's sentences and displaying a closeness found in few siblings."
The sputtered chrome-gold layer is known to exhibit affinity with thiophenol molecules [7, 8].
These dyes are water insoluble but they are soluble in their reduced form and exhibit affinity for cellulose.
(c) Carboxyl groups ending in -COOH cause GOS surface to exhibit affinity for NH2 end of protein.
P. floridianus and P. sajor-caju have been reported to exhibit affinity (biosorption efficiency) in the order of Cd > Zn > Ni > Pb > Cu > Fe (Lamrood and Ralegankar 2013).
Although SUL-III was expected to exhibit affinity for carbohydrate containing galactose residues, the extent of agglutination inhibition differed for each sugar used.
The result showed that with the application of artificial mixture of proteins such as human serum albumin (Chow et al. 2013) and myoglobin, PEG 3350 COOH did not exhibit affinity to IgG.
While the chromone derivatives also exhibit affinities for MAO-A, with IC50 values ranging from 0.495 to 8.03 μM, they are selective for the MAO-B isoform.
While the sulfanylcaffeine analogues also exhibit affinities for MAO-A, they display in general a high degree of MAO-B selectivity.
In addition, the enigmatic Plotoplotus beauforti from the Paleocene (see [124]) of Sumatra has been considered to exhibit affinities with pelecaniforms, particularly Anhingidae [36], [40], [42].
The other Asian specimens (Mid-Pleistocene fossils from Zhoukoudian, China, and Late Pleistocene specimens from Ngandong, Java) also exhibit affinities with fossils dated to the Early Pleistocene.
The resulting cross-linked peptides exhibit affinities comparable to the wild-type peptide combined with improved proteolytic stability.
