Sentence examples for huge affinity from inspiring English sources

Further, experimental studies have shown that shale formations have huge affinity to adsorb CO2, the order of 5 to 1 compared to the methane.

Indeed, the presence of clay aggregates evidenced by TEM in the WG matrix would result in the entrapment of ethofumesate taking into account the huge affinity of this pesticide for this nanoclay.

"I have a huge affinity for the region and the supporters.

"Japan, however, is unlike any other of our overseas markets in that it has a huge affinity with one of Miss Potter's characters in particular, Peter Rabbit.

We felt that with Kathy Ireland's huge affinity group as our focus we would do well to market our offering broadly and provide democratic access to our IPO – unlike the very limited availability that is usual for an S-1.

They have a huge affinity for helping a startup or helping small business that are trying to figure out a way to connect better with customers and bring some ability to it.

Because different protomers/stereoisomers can lead to huge differences in affinity the other stereoisomers of selected ligands should be tested too.

Dance music splinters into more genres than anything besides heavy metal; tiny differences in rhythmic pattern and timbre can make for huge differences in social affinity.

There are several known cases in which a small change in the ligand molecule, resulting in a single additional hydrogen bond, makes a huge difference in binding affinity.

This is difficult to do with microarrays, because sequence-specific effects result in huge variations in binding affinity for different microarray probes and the signal associated with each probe cannot be considered a measure of relative abundance of different genes within a sample.

And I can name more than one superstar diva with a huge queer following and an affinity with god (when it suits her), who tellingly rarely reaches out to the nonheterosexual fans who adore her so.