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They said oil could be produced more quickly from those areas rather than in new locales.

The B.Z., which was produced more irregularly than the A.N. (but which could be produced more quickly due to its smaller size), continued publication until 1944 (from Berlin), when the War forced a permanent end to its production.

News travelled along social networks because there was no other conduit.The invention of the printing press meant that many copies of a document could be produced more quickly than before, but distribution still relied on personal connections.

The change under consideration would reduce the length of time that makers of these drugs, which can cost tens of thousands of dollars a year, have exclusive marketing rights and would allow cheaper versions of the drugs to be produced more quickly.

Positive features of this approach are that vaccine could be produced more quickly, and antigen would be spared.

However, frozen tissue is closer to that of fresh tissue, and frozen sections can be produced more quickly than paraffin-embedded sections.

The company considered a TV campaign, which could have been produced more quickly than outdoor and print ads.

These films were produced more quickly than his previous efforts (while How to Sleep needed two days, the later short How to Vote needed less than twelve hours), and took their toll on Benchley.

Substrate level phosphorylation yields stoichiometrically less ATP than oxidative phosphorylation, however the ATP is produced more quickly.

It therefore appears that with the Aba+2 substrate the hairpin is produced more quickly but resolved more slowly compared to the wild type substrate (compare Figure 4 E and I).

Their production does not require T-cell help, so they are produced more quickly in response to microbes than classical antibodies, and are considered to be components of the innate immune system.