Sentence examples for rather bound from inspiring English sources

43, 65, 66 The majority of the substrate (FA) and the end product (acyl-CoA) of the enzymatic reaction do not exist free in the cytosol under physiological conditions, but are rather bound to FABPs 67 or ACBPs.

Likewise, the recognition that many freshwater economists were not thinking scientifically at all, but rather bound by prejudice and intellectual rigidity seems to have come as a shock.

So often when we suffer, we feel alone or as if ours is the most insurmountable pain there is, but our fellow man also suffers; we are not separate, but rather bound by paralleled sameness.

For the stripe assay, the protein was not added to the culture medium after outgrowth, but rather bound in a striped pattern onto the cover slip on which the axons were cultivated.

The carotenoids in chloroplasts are typically not found "free" within the aqueous stroma, but rather bound in distinct pigment-protein antenna complexes within the membranes of the thylakoids (grana) [ 1].

In this collection Jay Meno, a novelist and playwright, splits the difference, characterising books as places or moments of engaged imagination rather than bound pages (or files to download).

Gazing down from a mezzanine floor on to Londoner Alice Anderson's arresting but ultimately rather pointless Bound (2011), a bobbin so huge it turns every visitor into an extra on the set of The Borrowers, I was weary, despondent.

The outage comparison between the current handover scheme in LTE systems and our proposal when σ = 6 and h = 6 dB is shown in Figure 9. From the figure, it can be seen that our proposed hard handover estimation provides a rather tight bound, compared with existing isolated cell estimation.

Here, we emphasize the internal structural flexibility of hybrid perovskites, namely rather weakly bound X sites rearranging with little energy cost, and an organic molecule that rotates relatively easily.

Actually, Joe strolls rather than bounds, but Adam really does do a bit of a bound, jogging in, bicycle keys still in hand.

Applying the asymptotic bound with the small number of time steps resulted in some rather large bounds (≥ 1).