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This paper presents results related to: observability and controllability of the CARIMA model used, closed loop representation, uniqueness and the existence of control law without constraints and closed loop stability without constraints.

Surprisingly, their overexpression in transgenic plants led only to a moderate increase in seed iron content, suggesting the existence of control checkpoints for iron loading and storage in seeds.

The experiments can be considered as hints (1) for an age-dependent light sensitivity of vestibular neurons, and (2) for the existence of control systems for coordinated eye movements that has its origin in the proprioceptors of the extraocular eye muscles.

The fact that long-lived multicellular organisms tolerate transposons suggests the existence of control mechanisms.

Although the existence of control mechanisms at this step of the metastatic cascade have long been inferred on the basis of logic, these data are the first hints at a molecular target.

Assessing the existence of controls alone provides a 'check-box compliance' view of network security.

The history of TEs is much shorter than the history of the theory of evolution: it is less than 70 years since Barbara McClintock first reported the existence of controlling elements.

The contribution of transposable elements to the epigenetic phenomenon has recently been unraveled, but had long been suspected since McClintock proposed the existence of controlling elements as a response to environmental (or genomic) stresses [ 79].

Earlier population-based studies performed in Sweden have primarily investigated men's violence against women, while women's use of violence and men's exposure as well as the existence of controlling behaviours have been neglected research areas [ 16].

Cells expressing a cdk1p cyclinB fusion still exhibit apparently near-normal size control in the absence of wee1p/mik1p or cdk1p-tyrosine phosphorylation control (Coudreuse and Nurse, 2010; Navarro and Nurse, 2012; Wood and Nurse, 2013), suggesting the existence of controls that are entirely independent of cdk1 tyrosine phosphorylation.

The existence of optimal control to the control problem is investigated.