The phrase "show affinity" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone is exhibiting an affinity for something or someone. For example: "The couple showed an affinity for each other from the moment they met."
Mbiras show affinity of tuning with xylophones.
The contrast is clearly expressed using multidimensional scaling (MDS map; Data Repository) where samples above H20 are most similar to Missouri River samples, and samples below H20 show affinity to Upper Mississippi, Ohio, Red River, and Arkansas samples.
A control ligand, generated by substitution of C24 (3-carboxyphenylboronic acid) with C7 (4-hydroxyphenyl acetic acid), failed to show affinity to the carbohydrate moiety, supporting the importance of the role that boronic acid group plays in sugar binding.
In the present work, two kinds of peptide ligand modified SLNs loaded with salmon calcitonin (sCT), namely, sCT CSK-SLNs and sCT IRQ-SLNs, were prepared by coupling the peptide ligand CSKSSDYQC (CSK) which was reported to show affinity with goblet cells, or IRQRRRR (IRQ), a cell penetrating peptide, to polyoxyethylene (40) stearate SA-PEG20000).
Approximately 95% of tumours show affinity for MIBG [1].
In addition, the expressed BVMOAf2 did not show affinity towards the Ni2+ resin, preventing affinity chromatography purification.
The vertebrates show affinities with other chordates but share some characters that make them unique.
Conidial stages are similar to those in the phylum Ascomycota, but those of some species show affinities to lower (primitive) fungi and the phylum Basidiomycota.
The metasedimentary sequences do not show affinities with the typical cover series of the Prépiémontais margin domains.
His early works show affinities to the philosophies of Seneca and Epicurus.
Many of these taxa show affinities with similarly aged South American and Indian animals, also parts of Gondwana.
