Sentence examples for important affinity from inspiring English sources

There was a pause, then Churchill said, "Have you cleared the rights?" There is an important affinity here, and it touches upon the alarming desire, rare in regular mortals but common among the great and the mad, to envisage one's stint on earth as a performance.

Textural features, facies association and facies architecture of the studied deposits are suggestive of an important affinity with kimberlitic and other ultramafic diatremes.

In this work, two derivatives containing an amide or an ester functional group with different lipophilicity, were selected for their important affinity for sigma-1 receptors.

Driving new customers to Sirius are the impending addition of two important affinity groups, NASCAR in January and The Catholic Channel in the fourth quarter, each with the potential to draw huge numbers.

In vitro studies often focus on investigating the mere presence of antibodies against the variant surface antigens present on the surface of iRBC causing pregnancy associated malaria (VSA-PAM), with less knowledge on the potentially important affinity to their target.

Recently, it was shown that the pyruvate:ferredoxin oxidoreductase (PFR) enzyme of Chlamydomonas possesses an important affinity for oxaloacetate [ 53], which opens up the possibility that acetate, via the glyoxylate pathway, might also be coupled to fermentative H2 production (Fig.  6).

This valuable information can then be used to identify which residues of the binding site are potentially important for affinity and selectivity.

A number of residues important for affinity were identified, and a triple mutant combining A1D, S61R, and G62R resulted in a KD of 460 pM for hen egg lysozyme, a 20-fold improvement over wild-type 5A7, and the highest KD yet reported for VNAR antigen interactions.

The scFv51 shows a high stability, a property often more important than affinity for the antigen in determining intracellular behaviour and efficacy, together with a high solubility.

Human UNG2 is a multifunctional glycosylase that removes uracil near replication forks and in non-replicating DNA, and is important for affinity maturation of antibodies in B cells.

Furthermore, these sites affected by positive selection have been shown experimentally in other cystatins to be important for affinity with target proteases.