Sentence examples for than to characterized from inspiring English sources

A member of the NhaC sodium/proton antiporter family was also identified, but this protein is more closely related to a predicted lysine transporter from Shewanella (see www.tcdb.org/tcdb/index.php?tc=2.A.35) than to characterized sodium/proton antiporters.

In the ThiC structure, a segment of conserved sequence residues in the TIM barrel constitutes a broad surface that likely define the interface across which the Fe S cluster domain and the TIM barrel interact, an attribute that is more similar to characterized AdoCbl-dependent structures than to characterized radical SAM structures.

Captain Dillon would not describe the items involved other than to characterize them as "sports-related products".

It is often easier to characterize other people than to characterize ourselves, so in order to gain the necessary psychological distance, imagine that you are seeing an image projected on a movie or TV screen.

So what is the right way to regulate tobacco as tobacco rather than to characterize it as something that it is not, a medical device or pharmaceutical?" Opponents of smoking have long taken the position that nicotine is a drug and should be regulated as one.

The image of the turbaned tribesman creeping over the sand to attack the American woman is part of the exoticism and danger that imbues "The Sheltering Sky"; it is a cliche, but it exists to serve the plot and the heroine's fantasies rather than to characterize an entire race.

He did not say how much was borrowed, other than to characterize it as a fraction of the available credit line.

In a recent telephone interview, Mayo confirmed that she received $10,000 but declined to amplify on her charges other than to characterize them as serious.

The purpose of the study by Merdanovic et al. [14] was to reveal the local rearrangements accompanying the binding of the substrate to the PDZ1 domain, rather than to characterize whether these small substrates trigger either DegP12 or DegP24 cages.

Here, the aim was to evidence gene markers of an inherent survival capacity rather than to characterize biological functions or molecular mechanisms implicated in that capacity.

Despite their importance, it is much easier to count species in an ecosystem than to characterize their interactions (McCann 2007) and the limitations of direct observation mean that quantifying relationships and their structural mechanisms remains challenging.