Sentence examples for like an affinity from inspiring English sources

Consequently, we developed a method for probing DNA protein interactions that utilizes an irreversible reaction, much like an affinity tagging reagent.

In the original, this structure is hard to position, but in the reconstruction its position and angulation are more hominin-like, indicating an affinity for bipedal locomotion.

Our results demonstrate that LANA-C bound to the IL-22R1 LBS-like sequence with an affinity similar to that of LBS1, which has been previously demonstrated to bind with LANA with high affinity [38] (Figure 4B, lanes 2 and 6).

"Many investments made online or offline are a combination of heart and your head - and we make decisions in part because we like the business, have an affinity with it," argues Mr Thomas.

One of the poems in "Becoming Weather" begins like this: "An affinity for visions / implicates a structure / of permeability".

One could also infer that this person "likes" you, or has an affinity for you or what you just said.

This month a leaked February bulletin from the Missouri Information Analysis Centre said support for independent presidential candidates like Ron Paul or an affinity for Revolutionary war-era "Don't Tread on Me" flags could mean you're a militia member a la Timothy McVeigh.

She, like Juan, feels an affinity with the colours of her adopted homeland: Isabelle's hair is gathered round her face in soft, red curls and she jokes that her scalp has soaked up the shades of the soil.

I found out after the murder that she was Jewish, which is probably why a Japanese guy like me felt an affinity with her.

Nonetheless, this carrier functionally behaves like TCN1: exhibiting an affinity toward Cbl comparable to that of human TCN1 and ability to bind cobinamide, yet with lower efficiency (Hygum et al. 2011).

I'd like to think I have an affinity with him.