"inherent affinity" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a natural or inherent connection or compatibility between two things. Example: "There is an inherent affinity between music and emotions, as certain songs have the power to evoke strong feelings in us." In this sentence, the phrase "inherent affinity" is used to describe the natural connection between music and emotions.
Myth 4: Yemeni tribes have an inherent affinity for Al Qaeda or terrorism.
Given this inherent affinity between player and protagonist — we are pretending to be a man who is pretending to be another man — it's sad that the Arkham games have so little interest in Gotham's billionaire bachelor.
Protein-based biologics, which leverage the inherent affinity and specificity of protein protein interactions, offer an effective strategy for targeting and modulating disease pathways.
As Aβ has an inherent affinity with amyloid plaques, these targeted agents could selectively bind to amyloid plaques, thus enhancing the contrast from surrounding tissues and enabling plaque visualization by MRI.
These studies give rise to the view that the inherent affinity of anesthetic steroid for GABAA receptors is very low; low effective aqueous concentrations are accounted for by lipid partitioning.
The results of the drug release validation experiments showed that the release kinetics of the drugs from the mono-PEGylated albumin hydrogels were controlled by the molecular weight (MW) of PEG conjugated to the albumin protein, the drug MW and its inherent affinity for albumin.
Hunters and the "gun culture" may have some crossovers, but they have few inherent affinities if all they can be said to share is gun ownership.
There are multiple potential mechanisms: DAF-2 has an inherent differential affinity for different ILPs; local ILP cohorts fine-tune DAF-2 activity in different cells; DAF-16 activates tissue- and developmental stage-specific targets.
These results indicate that a CXCR2 receptor antagonist can enhance the function of agonists at a receptor for which it has no inherent direct affinity by acting as an allosteric regulator of a receptor that is a heterodimer partner for the CXCR2 receptor.
Our experiments using the naïve libraries suggested that aptamer binding to fibrils reflected an inherent, sequence-independent affinity of ribo-oligonucleotides for the fibrillar structure of proteins.
As many diseases result from dysfunction of proteins forming multicomponent complexes, protein drugs with their inherent high specificity and affinity seem to be optimal medical agents.
