Sentence examples for gave an affinity from inspiring English sources

A binding isotherm for NR at GC-DNA electrode was obtained from coulometric titrations and gave an affinity constant equal to 2.76 × 104 L mol−1.

Quantitative SPR (surface plasmon resonance) and calorimetric data from the same laboratory on the binding of D3 to the single tandem construct ubiquitin CR56 gave an affinity of approx. 170 nM [ 14].

Indeed, measurements of the binding of HpHb to immobilised receptor, using a very high surface density of HpHbR to measure bivalent binding, gave an affinity of 4.5 nM (Higgins et al., 2013), which is in the same range as the concentration at which HpHb uptake becomes saturated in live parasites.

It found that 43% of those given an affinity designation are said by Facebook's algorithm to have an interest in African American culture; with the same share (43%) is assigned an affinity with Hispanic culture.

To form spatially distant metabolons, the enzymes are allowed to diffuse randomly before they are given an affinity for one another, whereas to form a single hyperstructure, they are given affinities before being allowed to diffuse.

Xu et al. (2004) used an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay to give an affinity of 3 4 nM for mouse Norrin fused with C-terminal alkaline phosphatase binding to mouse Fz4CRD dimerized by a C-terminal Fc fusion (Xu et al., 2004).

Furthermore, the flavonoidic backbone of the hesperidin gave an additional affinity with the receptor c-kit protein with aromatic and hydrogen bonding interaction.

While the single-base mismatch, as expected, gave a poorer affinity (KDmismatch = 79 nM) than that achieved with a perfect-match target (KDperfect match = 3.7 nM), the discrimination efficiency is much smaller than that obtained with the clamp-switch sensor.

"Maybe as a veteran it gave me an affinity for people in untenable positions," he said.

Just last month, Justice Thomas told an audience at Harvard Law School that back in Savannah in 1955, listening to librarians reading from Dr. Seuss gave him an affinity for learning.

Davis said his grandfather was from a "particular time" and that "his family was a certain way" but that his "experience of opening those doors to the camp and the suffering he saw gave him an affinity for the Jewish people".