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Larger scale entries might require less managerial patience.

The comments came as it appeared that the Palestinian vote might require less than the widely reported 75% of the 209 member delegations to back Israel's suspension.

At the same time, repeated use can help stabilize domain-knowledge in their memory, such that in subsequent cases it might require less effort, i.e., a lower-level processing mechanism, to retrieve and activate that knowledge.

For example, a task in Part I might require students to work with composites of composite units (e.g., see Fig. 9, to be discussed later), whereas a similar task might require less sophisticated reasoning with composite units (e.g., see Fig. 3).

While B. anthracis germination outside the host would be detrimental for the pathogen, B. cereus might require less stringent conditions.

Further studies are needed to determine what the key components are so that future programmes might require less time and effort.

It might therefore require less regulation and be able to recognize a stalled ribosome with an empty A-site "on its own".

Pledging to hold 10-year yields at zero might in practice require less firepower, allowing the Bank of Japan to keep up its policy for longer.

team; to make Renner seem loose by comparison, the next installment might require nothing less than Michael Fassbender.

The hardy selection called Wildwood is bushier than the species, and might require slightly less top pruning.

The lasers might also be used in medicine, chemical analysis and other areas where today's lasers are ineffective.. Bell Labs' research also suggests that organic lasers might require far less energy than the metal semiconductor lasers used today in consumer and commercial devices and in telecommunications.