Sentence examples for having a stronger affinity from inspiring English sources
Blast furnaces operate on the principle of chemical reduction whereby carbon monoxide, having a stronger affinity for the oxygen in iron ore than iron does, reduces the iron to its elemental form.
SpoVM makes this distinction by having a stronger affinity for the positive curvature of the spore membrane compared with the negative curvature of the mother cell membrane.
No such assumption is made-indeed the reciprocal affinities for the two Chlorobium cases are quite different, with strain BS1 having a stronger affinity for DSM than vice versa.
The interfacial structures show that NMP and DMSO have a stronger affinity with graphene surfaces.
(In the terminology of John Jost, a psychology professor at NYU, conservatives have a stronger affinity for "system justification", which contributes to stances such as global-warming denialism).
If the Km value is low, it means that enzyme had a stronger affinity with substrate.
In vitro studies suggest that lanthanum carbonate has a stronger affinity for phosphate ions compared with other binders [ 13].
ACTH has been shown to have a stronger affinity than α-MSH for MC3R receptors, located on macrophages, which suppress inflammatory response [ 14].
