Sentence examples for singular affinity from inspiring English sources
The fact that Ripley feels a singular affinity for birds and the Far East and possesses the wherewithal to indulge his enthusiasm for both so hilly may be ascribed in part to family background and in part to exceptionally acute powers of vision, with which he is endowed by nature.
Nature uses multivalency in carbohydrate protein interactions as a strategy to overcome the low affinity found for singular binding of an individual saccharide epitope to a single carbohydrate recognition domain of a lectin.
Due to the low affinity of the singular glycan-binding domain of MAG for sialic acids, multivalency is required to trigger a recognition event.
Nowhere is this affinity for the small and singular more evident than in the local tradition of Kölsch, a microbrewed beer that's as specific to Cologne as bourbon is to Kentucky.
Works by Roberto Matta, Alfonso Ossorio, Stuart Davis, Will Barnet and Richard Pousette-Dart alternate with Wheeler's paintings and drawings, creating a complex network of affinities that make him seem more singular than ever, if also too tightly wound.
Intriguingly, the remaining singular LysM domain of Ecp6 binds chitin with low micromolar affinity but can nevertheless still perturb chitin-triggered immunity.
His singular style — Christian traditionalism and the common-man populism of William Jennings Bryan, leavened by an affinity for bass guitar and late-night comedy shows — has energized many young and working-class evangelicals.
This property could well explain the fact that these two antibodies have consistently been among the most sensitive ones within our collection, despite the fact that the measured affinity of a single binding event of a monovalent POM2 (scFv) and the singular peptide epitope is only 20nM.
Bing argued that there was an affinity between the acupuncture-induced pain suppression effect and DNIC; yet the same authors deny the singular quality of acupuncture, implying that acupuncture stimulation is nothing but a kind of noxious inhibitory control [ 5, 6].
Mr. Russell's affinity for sight gags and the slap and tickle that makes lovers of combatants derives from his affinity for screwball comedy, a genre that emerged in the 1930s and that he borrows for his own singular purposes.
