Sentence examples for uniform affinity from inspiring English sources

The uniform affinity for these polysaccharides is different from the binding properties of LinChi78 (Honda et al. 2016), which showed different affinities of 89, 57, and 31% toward chitin beads, α-chitin, and cellulose, respectively.

It should be noted that although OligoWiz 2.0 strives to obtain uniform probe affinities.

In short, the design focuses on uniform binding affinities on all probes and a very high coverage of intergenic regions (down to 7 nt resolution in intergenic regions and 19 probes pr coding region, similar coverage on each strand).

The anti-peptide antibodies showed uniform high affinities for denatured SOD1 in vitro (Figures 2 and 3; Figures S3, S4 and S7), and they all stained SOD1 in the inclusions (Figure 1; Figures S1, S2 and S7).

The GC-content is closely related to the Tm score and OligoWiz 2.0 would still select probes with uniform binding affinities but the optimal hybridisation temperature would be different and there are possibilities of a decrease or increase of cross-hybridisation due to the GC-content.

A uniform decrease in electron affinity only applies to group 1 atoms.

The as-synthesized affinity electromembrane exhibited a uniform conductivity value of 3.7×10−7 S/cm and the content of heparin was approximately 1.897 mg/g membrane.

The CSP-specific humoral immune responses characterized in this report were very uniform, cross-reactive with P. falciparum, affinity maturated, long-lived and parasite-inhibitory.

These include different Ca2+ sensor rates, different bouton diameters, various concentrations and affinity values of endogenous buffers, and uniform vs non-uniform coupling.

Their work emphasise the value of a tiling strategy which optimises the probe affinities rather than a uniform tiling solution, as long as the obtained coverage is sufficient to answer the biological question asked.

For a country that cherishes civilian democracy, we have a surprising affinity for strong men in uniform.