The phrase "anchored than" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a fragment that lacks context, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The ship is more anchored than ever before."
Alternatives: "more stable than" or "better secured than".
One can imagine that at first a few filaments become anchored, than more filaments arrive with the flow and become entangled and anchored, and eventually the network flow is locally arrested.
Redox regulation anchors ribosomes to organelles to supply bioenergetic proteins, but why are genes for some r-proteins more likely to be anchored than others?
Comments from humanities students show that the role humanities served in the context of the course was not always positive: "Their other studies, for those who study medicine, they are much more scientifically anchored than this course.
You can also use a canoe, which is easier to anchor than a kayak and has more room for tackle and spare clothing.
I quite agree, especially for anyone with Cameron's schoolboy-soft features – look no further than anchoring that cherubic chin with a cravat.
The tanker, Volga-Neft-147, remained anchored less than a mile from Qabus port in Oman.
His vessel, Seamaster, was anchored less than 800 feet offshore when it was boarded and its crew robbed and attacked, just hours after arriving here.
The show's name plays on Bartiromo's former CNBC show "Closing Bell" which she anchored for more than ten years.
As described above, of all FPC contigs/singletons linked to genetic markers, only 14 were anchored to more than one marker each.
Belize City is the main port but does not have modern facilities; vessels with more than the allowable cargo limit must anchor more than a mile offshore.
That is not to make a case against inserting feeling into politics: righteous indignation and kindness can anchor, rather than discombobulate.
