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Given the evolutionary conservation of basic biological mechanisms, one would anticipate that hCdc14B, like yCdc14, controls processes that trigger progression through mitosis.
In particular, the more posterior cluster may be involved in action control processes that are more dependent on the interaction with stimulus processing and working memory.
China, India, and Pakistan have not yet imagined the sorts of confidence-building and arms control processes that would be required to reverse their nuclear build ups.
These are forecast (processes that precede the learning effort), execution control (processes that occur during learning) and self-reflection (processes that occur after learning).
The retrieval of information from episodic memory involves the engagement of pre-retrieval control processes that facilitate the recovery of task-relevant information.
Bain (as we saw in Section 1.5, above) identified attention with truncated versions of the motor-control processes that typically bring about attention's behavioural manifestations — processes "stopping short of the actual movement performed by the organ" (Bain, 1888, 371).
These versions of the motor theory should be distinguished from theories that regard attention and motor control as intimately linked but that place no emphasis on the fact that the motor control processes that have been implicated in attention are processes that control the movement of sensory organs.
Therefore, interference-control processes that affect activation at these time points likely occur concurrent with response selection and commission.
Cancer results from aberrations in cell-cell interactions and growth control, processes that are influenced by Notch activity.
Conversely, miRNAs that are distinctly upregulated in either oligodendrocytes or Schwann cells may target proteins and/or control processes that are specific to either PNS or CNS myelination.
The underlying mechanism probably relies on predictive control processes that compare the predicted outcome of an action with the action goal.
