Those with long-term affinities to one club can also find themselves sticking around.
In this view, the American tilt towards India from the mid-1990's on underweighted long-term stresses between the two countries as much as it ignored long-term affinities between the United States and Pakistan.
Results indicate that increases in both gelatin and tannin content not only decrease rates of water uptake, volumetric swelling, and maximum moisture contents of gelatin-based resins, but also increasingly induce relaxation-controlled moisture diffusion behavior, which implies short-term moisture resistance and long-term moisture affinity.
"We do activations like this to ingratiate ourselves with our guests to create more meaningful relationships that will hopefully result in long-term brand affinity," Taylor said.
Thus, even a long-term partisan affinity (perhaps owing to formative experiences around age 18) can be derailed for a time, as when an incumbent of the other party is enjoying an easy reelection (as was Clinton in '96).
In addition, aptamers possess numerous advantageous characteristics, including small size, lack of immunogenicity, easy and reproducible synthesis, high binding affinity and molecular specificity, fast tissue penetration and low toxicity, tenability in binding affinity, and long-term stability [ 14, 15].
The more brands and entertainment platforms know about consumers, the more likely they'll be able to foster long-term engagement and build stronger affinity.
It is our long-term goal to modulate biotherapeutic affinities to matrices so as to introduce intrinsic temporal and spatial control of biotherapeutic release.
This is because early antibody responses to primary infection are predominantly derived from short-lived extrafollicular responses and less dependent on GC reactions which tend to play a critical role in the generation of affinity-matured long-term antibody responses and most importantly in seeding memory B cells for secondary recall antibody production.
