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The modification was done based on sensitivity studies for the parameters of the important processes sensitive to the model resolution, particularly the condensation process and the terminal velocity.

Smolensky, for instance, is very explicit in his rejection of premise (vi): "…distributed connectionist architectures, without implementing the Classical architecture, can nonetheless provide structured mental representations and mental processes sensitive to that structure" (1990a: 21990a

Indeed, because of our 'systems level' approach it is likely that the neural response strengths used as the measurement variable for statistical analyses is a reflection of multiple different neural processes sensitive to stimulus history.

It has been recently proposed that appetitive and aversive brain systems act in a "congruent manner for processes sensitive to affective intensity (salience) but not valence" [31], thus suggesting that a common neural system might be involved in processing stimuli salience, irrespectively of valence.

Thus, it appears that the susceptibility of the developing brain compared to the mature one depends to a great extent on the presence of processes sensitive to disruption.

This observation provides support for the "escape from light" hypothesis that postulated an early adaptive advantage for organisms by shifting cellular processes sensitive to light into the subjective night phase.

It has also been suggested that birds are sensitive to forces produced by the rotation of the Earth (Coriolis force); however, no sense organ or physiological process sensitive to such forces has yet been demonstrated to support this hypothesis.

One possibility is that an Ozz molecule must attach to each monomer in a MyHCemb dimer to efficiently promote its ubiquitination and removal, making the process sensitive to absolute levels of Ozz expression.

More recently, we extended these observations and showed that activated T cells produce soluble factors that selectively induce the internalization and degradation of CD4 in primary Mφ, thus critically affecting HIV-1 entry in a process sensitive to the vacuolar ATPase inhibitor bafilomycin A1, and the proteasomal inhibitor, MG132 (Saraiva Raposo et al., manuscript under revision).

DNA polymerase-α mediates replication, a process sensitive to aphidicolin but not mitomycin C (Janse et al., 1986a).

Finally, SAFE analysis of gene expression data identified branching morphogenesis as a biological process sensitive to pyrethroids and subsequent in vitro experiments confirmed this predicted effect.