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However, this accumulation of different materials is less attractive because they become expensive and eventually occupy a significant volume [4].

With the further growth of the gynoecium and staminodes, the floral primordia touch each other, and eventually occupy all the available space between flowers (Figure 4C,G).

Only successful 'surfing mutations' can reach high frequencies and eventually occupy a large geographical region [ 69].

COX-2 over-expression would potentially permit clones within the normal epithelium to evade apoptosis, increase their number and eventually occupy luminal spaces where cells would normally undergo anoikis.

When Russia mobilized troops to the Crimea and eventually occupied it, many analysts were quick to suggest that the crisis had implications for Central Asian countries with significant number of ethnic Russians, particularly Kazakhstan.

Ms. Respini points out in her catalog essay that the time during which white European civilization expanded into and eventually occupied North America coincides with the invention and development of photography.

At an early date, probably about the 1st century ad, various Manchu-Tungus-speaking tribes moved from their homeland in or near northeastern Manchuria to the north and west and eventually occupied most of Siberia between the Yenisey River and the Pacific Ocean.

Pro-government paramilitary groups have harrassed him from day one, spraying his office with bullets and eventually occupying it to make it impossible for him to actually take charge of the post the people elected him to, all as the Chávez-controlled city police looks on passively.

The size of the stamens increases and they eventually occupy all the available space between flowers (Figure 5D,E).

They open only on the three floors that the school will eventually occupy, and a separate entrance was built on the South William Street side of the building so students will not mix with the office and telecommunications workers.

Ms. Burgess hopes the labyrinth will eventually occupy the entire lot between 135th and 136th Street near Willis Avenue.