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In rodents, exercise increases the number of capillaries in the brain, which should improve blood flow, and therefore the availability of energy, to neurons.

28.The Prize Provider uses special tour operator airfares and accommodation rates and therefore the availability of either may not reflect the airlines' or accommodations' overall availability on certain dates.

Any change in its design would directly affect all the variables of the cycle and therefore the availability of tools for its optimization is of the greatest relevance.

Of course, in the period in which it might have settled and stabilised, the Ebola outbreak disrupted every aspect of health care provision in the country and therefore the availability of further data for later periods will not be able to settle this question.

However, the digitization of the consumer front-end, and therefore the availability of new, massive, and instant data streams, has broader potential that just better credit underwriting.

In another just released study, researchers from UCLA's Luskin Center for Innovation predicted that an increase in temperature will likely reduce precipitation and therefore the availability of surface water in Los Angeles County, where there are 228 separate community water systems.

This is most likely related to a decrease in the metabolic activity of the bacteria, and therefore in the availability of the FMNH2 and ATP needed by Lux and FFluc, respectively.

Primary cells have limited proliferative capacity and can be difficult to obtain; therefore, the availability of immortal cells to perform genetic and molecular studies is extremely useful.

The presence of a spouse and, therefore, the possible availability of informal care influenced the receipt of formal home care in some countries.

There was also a greater variety of CAM being used by the 2005 consumers, which may be a reflection of the growing popularity of CAM in recent years, and therefore the greater availability of information regarding different modalities and uses of CAM.

In a supporting statement, Niki Norman, deputy chief executive of Women's Aid, says: "The benefit cap is likely to have a significant adverse impact on women seeking to move on from refuge accommodation into other housing, and therefore on the availability of refuge space to women in crisis who seek urgent safe shelter.