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They found that a mutation in a related gene, 5-lipoxygenase, is present in 6% of American adults and vastly speeds up the development of atherosclerosis.

Now scientists have developed a new type of chip that vastly speeds up the production of radioactive tracers, a development that could lead to an array of new compounds for detecting and treating disease.

Printed reactionware could vastly speed up the discovery of new proteins and even antibiotics.

For medical researchers and biochemists, simulation software will vastly speed the early stages of screening for new compounds.

Last month, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg vetoed a City Council measure that would have required New York to adopt an electronic death registration system, vastly speeding the process, by October 2006.

They have vastly speeded up the pace of the city's recovery, and that means more to us than any papers they may or may not hold.

The Clinton administration also created an office within the E.P.A. to focus on children's health, vastly sped the cleanup of Superfund sites and decreased soot and smog in the air.

Straw has been mixed with earth to build houses since the beginning of human habitation, she said, and in the 19th century the invention of the baling machine vastly sped up construction.

One feature that never made it into Curiosity was plans to charge $77k for an in-app purchase of a "Diamond Chisel" tool to vastly speed up the chipping process.

It was only when simulators became available that designers could ensure in advance that the circuits would work, which vastly sped development in the field.Back in the physical world, 3D printers almost as ubiquitous as Kinect sensors in robotics labs are another technology that is making research faster.

A member of the generation of researchers who were the first to have access to modern supercomputers, Mr. Kennedy spearheaded early work on software programs known as parallelizing compilers, systems that can automatically spread workloads among a large number of processors, vastly speeding calculations.