The phrase "a sequence different than" is not considered standard in formal written English; "different from" is preferred.
You can use it in informal contexts, but it's advisable to use "different from" in more formal writing.
Example: "The new algorithm produces a sequence different than the previous version."
Alternatives: "a sequence different from" or "a sequence distinct from".
SphR activates the transcription of genes by binding to at least three tandem direct repeats (Pho boxes) of 8 bp, but with a consensus sequence different than that in E. coli, namely, CTTAACCT, in the promoter regions of these genes [ 12].
Yet, a more immediate application of our results is the opportunity to generate complex knot distributions in DNA molecules of length and sequence different than the P4 genome.
Hence, we asked whether other DNA molecules, of length and sequence different than P4 DNA, could be packaged inside P4 capsids and recovered also as highly knotted forms.
Extensive efforts were put in cross-validating all datasets by manual curation to minimize the mis-classification of individual entries or the presence of any other type of sequence different than the one described in the entry (nested TEs, captured gene fragments).
This phylogenetic footprinting approach did not highlight a promoter sequence conservation different than that detected in random pairs of promoters.
Spain up until 1992 had never seen a sequence of different champions last longer than three seasons, though Deportivo and Valencia did help stretch the record to four around the turn of the millennium.
HRTEM investigation revealed that the precipitation sequence is different than in conventional coarse grained materials and depends on local character of grain boundaries.
Getting your whole genome sequenced is different than what a company like 23AndMe does, which is called genotyping.
It is guaranteed that no two protein chains in different groups have a sequence identity higher than 25%.
If the CRC check is not satisfied, an extra syndrome is requested for each of the individual blocks in turn, one at a time, until a block decodes to a different sequence than before.
