During the middle decades of the 2nd century, however, colonization ceased, and the number of dispossessed increased, to judge from the declining number of small landowners in the census.
Recruitment ceased when the number of respondents reached the target of 555.
Two years earlier, after an outbreak in which more than 30,000 Londoners had died, the privy council decreed that public playing should cease once the number of those who died every week of plague rose "above the number of 30".
I suspect the rapid expansion of venues that has occurred over the last few years (five years ago Underbelly didn't exist and now its an empire) will cease and the number of shows on the Fringe will start to level off.
Selection of clones ceased when a substantial number of additional sequences [approximately 180] did not reveal any additional unique transcript.
18 Among the six centres, the centre in Bangalore did not enrol participants according to the randomisation scheme and enrolment ceased at a small number of participants because the investigator was transferred (see online supplementary table).
When studying paternal mutations, cII and lacI/lacZ are suitable targets since paternal mutations most often are base mutations and small insertions/deletions. Furthermore these genes are non-transcribed and during spermatogenesis transcription ceases for a number of genes.
A general observation in selection experiments for decreased body weight is that the response ceases after a number of generations owing to physiological constraints.
This paper also shows that all of the signals in the switching adaptive control system are bounded and that the switching action ceases after a finite number of switches.
In 1938, the FTC ordered Hammond to "cease and desist" a number of advertising claims, including that its instrument was equivalent to a $10,000 pipe organ.
