Sentence examples for indicated affinity from inspiring English sources

Static binding studies indicated affinity constants of 5.0 ÿ 104 M⿿1 and 9.3 ÿ 105 M⿿1 for the anti-lysozyme and anti-IgG magnetic supports.

Molecular analyses have been similarly equivocal regarding the blacknose shark's phylogenetic relationships: Gavin Naylor's 1992 allozyme analysis found this species to be the most basal member of Carcharhinus, while Mine Dosay-Abkulut's 2008 ribosomal DNA analysis indicated affinity between it and the blacktip shark (C. limbatus) or the smalltail shark (C. porosus).

Likewise, the Copenhagen High-Risk Project indicated affinities between these core features and the notion of "schizophrenic autism," a concept from Bleuler but subsequently rearticulated by phenomenological psychiatry in a clinically more useful and adequate way.

Certain fossil forms would then be expected to show a mosaic of primitive and derived characters that indicates affinity to the greater clade Caprini+Hippotragini+Alcelaphini, but makes confident assignment to any one of these tribes difficult.

Luciferase activity of the cell lysate was insignificant in TGFβ1 - conditions for both peptide solutions and a control, indicating affinity peptides are incapable of binding TGFβ1 receptors.

ADHD, indicates Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, V max, indicates maximal transport capacity (nmol/min/mg protein) and K m, indicates affinity of binding sites for a specific amino acid (μmol/l).

The position of L. chlorophorum in the PRK phylogeny, however, is without significant statistical support, but the L. chlorophorum homolog bears a heterokont-specific insertion strongly indicating affinity to the homologs of heterokonts (Fig. 3D).

The fact that the second digit of the wing (now considered to be digit III in the evolutionary sense) is free and bears a functional claw was once thought (erroneously) to indicate affinities with the reptilian forebears of birds.

Wu et al. [20] compared the binding free energies of pollutants and receptors, and found that a lower binding free energy indicated higher affinity.

G6P binding was investigated by fluorescence quenching experiments and the respective association constant indicated high affinity binding of G6P to BGLA.

The kinetics of the bioluminescent response indicated high affinity for Ca2+, and stable expression over time, as specified by the consistent EC50 for ATP (Figure 1).