| affinity | 1) But has a banner ever driven brand affinity ? 2) Its organization was based on autonomous affinity groups. more affinity sentences |
| affinity analysis | 1) Figure 15 shows affinity analysis for validating evaluation criteria. 2) Figure 14 provides an example of affinity analysis for security requirements. more affinity analysis sentences |
| affinity between | 1) There are further affinities between the two filmmakers. 2) The affinity between Public School and grammar school was still very close. more affinity between sentences |
| affinity card | 1) In 2010, UniCredit Tiriac Bank launched its first affinity card in Romania in partnership with UNICEF. 2) The Leeds Permanent Building Society, for example, pays £5 to one of three charities for each customer who signs up for a Leeds Visa affinity card . more affinity card sentences |
| affinity chromatography | 1) An additional approach for further purification uses affinity chromatography . 2) affinity monolith chromatography provides another approach to drug response measurements. more affinity chromatography sentences |
| affinity for | 1) She also retained considerable affinity for natural medicine. 2) The blood affinity for oxygen is also elevated. more affinity for sentences |
| affinity group | 1) Its organization was based on autonomous affinity groups . 2) We encourage the formation of affinity groups . more affinity group sentences |
| affinity grouping | 1) Use only the activity statements when creating affinity groupings . 2) However, within this affinity grouping , several subgroups emerge as well. more affinity grouping sentences |
| affinity towards | 1) President Obama has shown little affinity towards Europe . 2) Every developer has their own interest and affinity towards a topic . more affinity towards sentences |
| affinity with | 1) Has an affinity with soft tissue conditions. 2) A natural affinity with animals and birds. more affinity with sentences |
| binding affinity | 1) Bold text indicates that binding affinities for cloned human receptors is unavailable. 2) Furthermore, the ionizable group is favorable for the binding affinity . more binding affinity sentences |
| chemical affinity | 1) A high contact angle indicates a low solid surface energy or chemical affinity . 2) In this paper he tried to explain both the nature of gravitation and chemical affinities . more chemical affinity sentences |
| close affinity | 1) And to which of those feasts do you feel closer affinity ? 2) Because of close affinity to the sea, seafood is quite popular. 2) These traditions indicate a close affinity between Knanaya and Jewish traditions. more close affinity sentences |
| consanguinity affinity | 1) Relations may be by consanguinity or affinity , meaning by blood or by marriage. 2) Many countries maintain a standard of required distance (in both consanguinity and affinity ) for marriage. more consanguinity affinity sentences |
| cultural affinity | 1) Spectator sports as carrier of cultural identity, and of cultural affinity ? 2) The cultural affinities between Mithila and Kamarupa have already been alluded. 2) Those connections are in Christ, not in ethnic or cultural affinities . more cultural affinity sentences |
| decrease affinity | 1) A trend of decreasing electron affinity going down groups would be expected. 2) The mutations dramatically decrease the affinity of CSPα for the membrane. more decrease affinity sentences |
| deep affinity | 1) Do you have a deep affinity toward your wife? 2) There is more and deeper affinity to pictorial values in his literary work. more deep affinity sentences |
| degree of affinity | 1) Despite his generally callous attitude towards his henchmen and others, Skeletor displays a certain degree of affinity towards animals. 2) I had once imagined that I too might one day be involved in that large, confusing family with its extended degrees of affinity . more degree of affinity sentences |
| demonstrate affinity | 1) Two cases demonstrated economic tort's affinity to competition and labour law. 2) Paul has demonstrated the drepanosaur affinities of the cervical vertebrae. more demonstrate affinity sentences |
| develop affinity | 1) I developed a much greater affinity for the classics than her . 2) This did not mean that Gloucester developed a nation-wide affinity . more develop affinity sentences |
| display affinity | 1) Perylene derivatives display high electron affinity and chemical stability. 2) Milk displayed an affinity for building coalitions from early in his political career. more display affinity sentences |
| elective affinity | 1) Only The Fat Controller's talk of ' elective affinity ' prevented me. 2) Note the similarity of this to ' elective affinities ' in the religious field. more elective affinity sentences |
| electron affinity | 1) Although electron affinity varies greatly, some patterns emerge. 2) Perylene derivatives display high electron affinity and chemical stability. more electron affinity sentences |
| feel affinity | 1) They feel special affinity with their related totem animal species. 2) Hill felt an immediate affinity for French culture and climbing. more feel affinity sentences |
| feel an affinity | 1) Perhaps they feel an affinity with its ghosts. 2) I felt an affinity with him. more feel an affinity sentences |
| find affinity | 1) The Chinese soon found a surprising affinity for the United States . 2) find the random affinities So , go look for random affinities! more find affinity sentences |
| genetic affinity | 1) The genetic affinities among Dniester-Carpathian and southeastern European populations do not reflect their linguistic relationships. 2) In Sicily, the contribution of North African populations is estimated to be about 6%-8% which shows a genetic affinity between Sicily and North Africa . more genetic affinity sentences |
| great affinity | 1) With meat, however, he has a great affinity . 2) I developed a much greater affinity for the classics than her . more great affinity sentences |
| have affinity | 1) Single met box sites have very low affinity . 2) has an affinity with soft tissue conditions. more have affinity sentences |
| high affinity | 1) Higher affinity also results by occupying more active site pockets. 2) Perylene derivatives display high electron affinity and chemical stability. more high affinity sentences |
| increase affinity | 1) We describe several novel peptides that have increased affinity to peripheral nerves. 2) Acetylcholine moieties were inserted to increase receptor affinity . more increase affinity sentences |
| indicate affinity | 0) These traditions indicate a close affinity between Knanaya and Jewish traditions. 1) This indicates a yet more specific affinity between these mosaics (when they are examined in isolation). 2) Blue Sulphur burns with a blue flame indicating an affinity for the venous system and the venous circulation. more indicate affinity sentences |
| level of affinity | 1) We need that level of affinity across the hard goods category. 2) When considered in the context of levels of affinity obtaining between other mosaics in Britain, the degree of similarity in the group is exceptional. more level of affinity sentences |
| linguistic affinity | 1) In the early 1970s significant linguistic affinities between Mapuche and Mayan languages were suggested. 2) It is likely that linguistic affinity played an important role in defining group identity for the Slavs. more linguistic affinity sentences |
| natural affinity | 1) A natural affinity with animals and birds. 2) She has a natural affinity for picking up languages. more natural affinity sentences |
| oxygen affinity | 1) This decrease in oxygen affinity will assist peripheral oxygen unloading. 2) Myoglobin, by nature, has a higher oxygen affinity than hemoglobin. more oxygen affinity sentences |
| particular affinity | 1) Mountain goats seem to have a particular affinity for salt. 2) Is it normal to feel a particular affinity with one element. more particular affinity sentences |
| real affinity | 0) Jews simply don't feel any real affinity towards Evangelical Christians. 1) And I also have a real affinity with India. 2) At this point, Webb said he has a real affinity for the character. 2) They have never once shown they have any real affinity with being real Jewish leaders. more real affinity sentences |
| reduce affinity | 1) The problem appears to be reduced affinity of the receptor for the toxin. 2) Vicriviroc had an excellent selectivity for CCR5 receptors over muscarinic and hERG affinity was greatly reduced . more reduce affinity sentences |
| remarkable affinity | 1) Andropulos, whom Grierson had reported as having a remarkable affinity for scotch, seemed relaxed to the point of garrulity. 2) The style of such bronzes presents a remarkable affinity to the wall-paintings dating to 10-11th century decorated in the Buddhist temples of Western Tibet. more remarkable affinity sentences |
| share affinity | 1) But I love that we share an affinity for food. 2) The college shares an architectural affinity with other colonial educational institutions in India. more share affinity sentences |
| share an affinity | 1) But I love that we share an affinity for food. 2) But Livingston says the diets share an affinity for protein as a nutrient-dense food that promotes satiety . more share an affinity sentences |
| show affinity | 1) Her writings show an affinity for feminist individualism. 2) President Obama has shown little affinity towards Europe . more show affinity sentences |
| show an affinity | 1) Her writings show an affinity for feminist individualism. 2) They have shown an affinity for Hodor since his early playing days. more show an affinity sentences |
| some affinity | 1) This has some affinity with the Marxist position. 2) It had some affinities with the sociology of law. more some affinity sentences |
| special affinity | 1) They feel special affinity with their related totem animal species. 2) Yeray has always had a special affinity for birds. more special affinity sentences |
| strange affinity | 1) I've named the pups for a water theme since Ali has this strange affinity for water! 2) In particular he made a study of natural history, especially of birds, with which he felt a strange affinity . more strange affinity sentences |
| strong affinity | 1) He had a strong affinity for drinking and smoking. 2) He is known for his strong affinity with goats. more strong affinity sentences |
| stylistic affinity | 1) The stone demonstrates stylistic affinities with early hogback stones from the Glasgow area. 2) Other patterns do provide, however, an opportunity to recognize such integral stylistic affinity . more stylistic affinity sentences |
| suggest affinity | 1) The figures and description suggest affinities with Ophiotreta or possibly Ophiopristis. 2) Other features of the childs anatomy, however, suggest clear Neanderthal affinities . more suggest affinity sentences |
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