Summary of the analyzed networks.

“Total” includes all networks for which we can compute attractors and control kernels exactly. “Controllable” includes all networks for which static control kernels exist for a non-negligible set of attractors (here set as a threshold that the basins of uncontrollable cycles must make up less than 99% of the state space). “With Isolated” includes networks that have at least one isolated fixed point. “With Max CK” includes networks that have at least one fixed point with |CK| = nc. “With Both” includes networks that have nonzero numbers of both isolated fixed points and maximal control kernels. (Note: 10 of the biological networks have no loops, which implies that all of their attractors are isolated and control kernels are of maximal size).