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).
My sense is that Isaacson's own career as an executive within the media world has given him an affinity for Franklin's self-conscious manipulation of multiple versions of himself, an empathy for Franklin's always enlightened and often playful duplicities.
"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.
Mordant dyes require the addition of chemical substances, such as salts, to give them an affinity for the material being dyed.
Ms. Fernandez, who works in the control room for TruTv, formerly Court TV — giving her an affinity for a compelling narrative — said the jurors did not act out of hostility toward Mr. Marshall.
Susannah Cannon, the Miami homicide detective in charge of this multiple-murder case, recognizes the same emotional neediness in herself, which gives her an affinity for the victims but doesn't stop her from walking right into the arms of the killer.
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".
Feather, who holds a master's degree in fine arts from the University of Montana and a bachelor's degree in fine arts from Pennsylvania State University, said his background in ceramics gives him an affinity for functional creations.
Tinker Air Force Base, employing 8,000 soldiers and 15,000 civilians here, gives the area an affinity for the military.
