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Its programme director for policy, Sally Hughes, added: "Muscle spasms and stiffness in MS can be painful and distressing and so the availability of a treatment that can potentially alleviate these symptoms is good news.

Having reliable genomic sequence data for the most widely used cell line in research sheds new light on this resource, and so the availability of this data to researchers will be valuable.

Increased yeast growth creates additional demand for acetyl CoA for that purpose, and so the availability of acetyl CoA for ester synthesis is reduced; even a low rate of aeration during fermentations can strongly inhibit ester formation [ 13, 18, 19, 24, 31].

"The number of electronic devices that are existing in people's homes that require these kinds of batteries is probably just increasing year on year and so the physical availability of them in the home is just increasing," said Curry.

Consequently, the knowledge-base on non-indigenous species (NIS) continuously expands and so the number and availability of web resources on NIS rises.

Supply chains with resources in disarray can also be a constraint on the achievement of food security and so affecting the availability and affordability of food (Revoredo-Giha and Renwick 2016).

Funding is limited, and so is the availability of reliable data and in many instances political commitment for women and children [ 155].

Just as availability of particular spaces defines and shapes new work, so the availability of particular pots of money means that the idea becomes in thrall to the arithmetic.

So the availability and advertising of junk food is seen as the problem.

In 1907 the United States had no central bank, so the availability of liquidity depended on the discretion of firms and private individuals, like Morgan.

And rents can be higher, as landlords can make a bundle with vacation rentals, so the availability of long-term leases is limited (if you plan to come down, reserve a rental well in advance).