Sentence examples for bound rather from inspiring English sources

Note that of the raters lying outside the 99% envelope, almost all lie below the lower bound, rather than above the upper bound.

The implication is that hydrogen is bound rather strongly in Cu ZSM5.

Since we compute the uncertainty bound, rather than assuming its value in the trial domain, we reduce the conservatism of the robust design.

(iv) In particular, it will be shown that the joint fourth-order moment of the decorrelated driving process is a more relevant parameter for the step-size bound rather than, as is often believed, the second-order moment.

The size was increased to that of a glossy magazine, although the magazine was still bound rather than saddle-stapled.

In any case, our ultimate goal was to find a reliable upper bound rather than a precise dating.

"Much the opposite of boomers at the same age," the authors write, "millennials feel more of an urge to homogenize, to celebrate ties that bind rather than differences that splinter".

If they meet these standards, the resolutions would draw a line under painful common historical events and could contribute to making the memory of these events something that binds rather than divides.

Thus, all fragments bind rather tightly to apoptotic chromatin, but not as tightly as full-length HMGB1.

In this way, the paths are ties that bind rather than arteries through which people move, creating opportunities for sociability.

The presence of binding sites for the glycoprotein ASF, whose glycans bind rather equally well to the human galectins [ 51], underscores this assumption.