Sentence examples for further packed from inspiring English sources

The powder was further packed in airtight polythene plastic bag for later use.

While 2 and 3 are 1D polymeric chains that were further packed into 3D supramolecular architectures through hydrogen bond interactions.

Single crystal X-ray diffraction study reveals the different two dimension (2D) layers can be further packed together with an AB fashion by hydrogen bonds (O4H4⋯O7 = 1.863 Å) to construct a three dimension (3D) supermolecular architecture.

Complexes 1 and 2 display 2D 4-connected sql networks, and complex 3 shows a 2D (3,4 -c network, which are all further packed into 3,4 -cramolecular structures by hydrogenetwork.

Several hierarchical levels of DNA packaging are believed to exist in chromatin, starting from a 10-nm chromatin fiber that is further packed into a 30-nm fiber.

During the following 16 months, she required only one further packed cell transfusion and became platelet independent, although she did require G-CSF in order to increase her neutrophil count.

Complex 5 is composed of one-dimensional chain framework, which further pack into the two-dimensional layer through weak π⋯π stacking interactions.

In this study we propose a novel statistical method to generate virtual 3D particles with realistically complex yet controllable shapes and further pack them effectively for use in discrete-element modelling of granular materials.

Complex 2 possesses a (4,6 -connected network with two kinds of {Cd2(COO)2} SBUs with the point symbol of (32·4,6 -connected4·63), which further pack inetworkD supramolecular architecture through hydrogen bonds.

As if his own songs aren't lyrically dense enough, snippets of lyrics from other songs and poetry often materialized behind him further packing ideas into various numbers, much like CNN's constant barrage of information is testament to today's ADHD TV audience.

Thus, it is proposed that different molecular structures or further packing of crystal forms may be attributed to the residual solvent or solvate molecule within the crystal forms [20].