Interestingly, the present results are consistent with this novel view: significant correlations with the neurobiological marker after the QMT were found for a foundational executive function as well as for metacognitive functions such as planning and creativity that rely on, but neither overlap with, nor critically depend on, single executive functions [ 61, 62].
Some investigators have suggested that working-memory is a foundational executive function that undergirds many others (Baddeley 2012).
Formalization plays a significant foundational role within computer science.
Instead, our findings are consistent with the view that disturbances in foundational spatiotemporal cognitive functions contribute to the development of atypical representations and processes in the domains of basic magnitude comparison and simple numerical enumeration.
Nor are any of the foundational papers on Hsp104 function with Hsp70 in protein disaggregation.
11 In isolated cultures, substrates and products of bacterial strains were described in detail, providing the foundational understanding of their function.
These skills are also foundational to emerging executive functioning skills that, too, are essential for learning (Thompson 2009).
To further improve gene annotation and to provide foundational data for gene-function studies, we generated RNA-seq data from several life-cycle stages.
If this is the case, the underlying organization and detailed neural mechanisms of predictions are likely foundational for complex cognitive functions like decision making, learning and memory, and thus likely to be highly conserved across species (Watson and Platt, 2008; Adams et al., 2012).
The resistance of injustice as a response to God's "justification by grace through faith" sparked the Protestant movement in 1517, and such a commitment to protest continued to function as a foundational and prominent organizational tactic.
