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While the performance of these batteries is mainly depended upon the electrochemical aspects and contact electrical resistance of the cell stack, issues relating to contact thermal resistance between various layers of the cell stack could become more relevant under high rate of charge/discharge and extreme temperature operating conditions.

The fact that concavity is more relevant under risk aversion than under risk neutrality is due to the impact of remittances on the variance of consumption.

Given the reported relationships between MAP4K3 and Tor signalling, we reasoned that the insufficiency for this gene might be more relevant under different nutritional conditions.

This feature is all the more relevant under food deprivation since glycogen stores of the organism are partly replenished after each daily allotment.

The former phenotype appears to be more relevant under chronic infection conditions, whereas the latter may play a more significant role in acute infections.

In this work, we asked whether the mechano-coupling function of vinculin would be more relevant under higher forces or cell deformations, and whether the absence of vinculin would then lead to more dramatic effects.

Since the advantage for repression of nitrate reduction under stress lies mainly in the saving of energy and reductant, this strategy would also be more relevant for leaves under P starvation than under low temperature.

Additionally, the increase in thermal seasonality associated with latitude increase made variations in temperature more relevant than relative humidity under these Miocene tropical conditions6,39, since it gave rise to the lack of specific food resources (e.g. fruits) during long periods of the year.

These relationships promote a better understanding of the role of tropical montane forests in the context of global carbon cycle, which in future will become more relevant to a society under global change.

Therefore, it is actually more relevant to examine them under the influence of current injections.

To examine whether lichens could degrade PrP under more relevant conditions, we incubated intact, freshly-collected P. sulcata and P. squarrosa in solutions of dialyzed HY-infected hamster BH for 24 h at 20°C and measured PrP levels in BH and lichen tissue (Figure 9A).