Sentence examples for has a remarkable affinity from inspiring English sources
As befits his surname, the show's creator, Linwood Boomer, has a remarkable affinity for both parents and children.
Donald Runnicles has a remarkable affinity for Bruckner's music, a natural extension, perhaps, of his long involvement with Wagner's scores.
NNK has a remarkable affinity for the lung, causing mainly adenoma and adenocarcinoma, independently of the route of administration (Hecht, 1998).
A peptide whose structure is closely related to 6F (the 4F peptide) was found to have a remarkable affinity for the proximal small intestine (duodenum and jejunum)23.
The rocks of this wide area have a remarkable affinity in both fauna and rock type and are usually considered to have been united in Devonian times.
»Calella et al have investigated the potential role of PrP in Aβ neurotoxicity in a series of elegant genetic experiments…« »…PrP has a remarkable good affinity for Aβ peptides…« The story is however far from finished.
All groups involved agree that PrP has a remarkable good affinity for Aβ peptides tested in various conformations (Balducci et al, 2010; Calella et al, 2010; Lauren et al, 2009).
In particular, the concluding part of the paper says that: "The CTX family of K+ channel toxins has a remarkable diversity in sequence and binding affinities to specific channel subtypes".
