On stop cue trials, a response is suppressed by the onset of a braking process that directly inhibits the execution process, preventing it from reaching the action threshold.
Because most, if not all, cohesion is created during DNA replication, separase must remain inactive from S phase until the onset of anaphase, a process mediated by an inhibitory chaperone called securin and phosphorylation by cyclin B/Cdk1 [ 7].
When the electrode is positively charged the onset of a Faradaic process is indicated.
Because the concentration of the protein was very low in our experiments, precipitate formation could be explained by the onset of a dissolution reprecipitation process during aging.
In the potential range 0.4⩽E⩽0.7 V vs Ag/AgNO3 the ionic resistance Rion associated with the insertion in the polymer structure of the doping species PF−6 V, decreases for poly-33″-didodecylterthiophene with increasing potential whereas the onset of a blocking process occurs when E>0.7 V vs Ag/AgNO3.
This suggests that the ENS heralds the onset of a pathological process that further spreads to the CNS via autonomic innervation of the gut [25], [52].
When TMS is applied before the onset of a cognitive process, all neural populations are at a baseline level of activity and are thus facilitated to a similar extent [23].
Monitoring by H and P NMR spectroscopy at room temperature evidenced the onset of a redistributive process to as yet unidentified magnesium-containing species and the production of PH3, which was observed as a binomial quartet at δ −245.0 ppm in the P NMR spectrum.
The selectivity of the deployment of the GP for the processing of unexpected familiar stimuli may reflect the onset of an evaluation process that computes the significance of the incoming familiar information in terms of the need for further encoding by the hippocampus.
CT recognition by PRRs induces a local production of cytokines/chemokines, which, in turn, provoke chronic inflammation that might evolve in the onset of an autoimmune process in genetically susceptible individuals.
