The phrase "accumulated away" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something has been gathered or stored in a distant or separate place, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "Over the years, the old books accumulated away in the attic, forgotten and covered in dust."
Alternatives: "stored away" or "gathered up".
When the ED is the limiting factor, active biomass accumulates away from the interface.
Mitotic divisions occurred within the nuclear layer closest to the cuticle, with cells accumulating away from the cuticle, in the direction of the hemolymph.
More to the point: this bright focus seems to imply that ΔTag SpoIIE-YFP mainly accumulates away from the pole.
I used to be terrific at throwing accumulated clutter away, but find the older I am, the more blurry that line becomes between the significant and the insignificant.
The transportation of accumulated CO2 away from the tissue is disrupted by local inflammation or obstructive uropathy.
The ALS3 gene encodes an ABC transporter-like protein that is required for Al tolerance/resistance and may function to redistribute accumulated Al away from sensitive tissues to protect growing roots from Al toxicity [ 4].
The suspended particles accumulate far away from the boundaries, giving a high local viscosity and a low shear rate.
These sediments were deposited in seaways just west of land that had been thrust up when what is now Europe, Africa, and North America came together as the proto-Atlantic Ocean closed up: as soon as dry land is raised above sea-level, the process of erosion begins immediately and muds and sands begin to accumulate right away.
(C – E ) In armKD1 (C ) dshKD1 (D ) germaria, many spectrosome-containing CBs accumulate far away from cap cells.
Cropland and woodland far from the river bank (approximately 16 18 km away) accumulated more SOC, TC and TN than those near the river bank (approximately 4 km away).
