Sentence examples for as an exogenous factor from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we study the optimal investment problem with a random time and consider the information revealed at the random time as an exogenous factor of risk.
Using these biomimetic scaffolds, the authors studied the effect of scaffold properties, including RGD concentration, MMP sensitivity, and network crosslinking density, as well as heparin as an exogenous factor on 3-D SMC proliferation.
The effect of rain was incorporated in the consumer/resource ratio, signifying that rainfall constitutes what Royama [66] called a 'lateral perturbation in population dynamics' and implying that rainfall acts as an exogenous factor influencing a vole resource such as food (herb), as discussed above.
Smoking has been identified as an exogenous factor of importance in the pathogenesis of RA.
In the context of hospital planning in Germany, the number of beds per hospital can be seen, at least over the medium term, as an exogenous factor that is not under the direct control of hospital management.
Here we report the application of phytohormone ABA as an exogenous factor for the improvement of storage reserve accumulation with a focus on the complex interaction of pathways associated with seed filling.
6 According to an "outside-in" paradigm, MS is caused by an exogenous factor, such as an infection, which in genetically susceptible individuals induces the activation of naïve autoreactive T and B cells present in the immune repertoire.
Several limiting factors deserve mention, as they might interfere in StO2 values and/or interpretation [ 58, 59]: (a) exogenous factors, such as changes in environment temperature; (b) endogenous factors such as age, obesity, body temperature, tissue edema, vascular diseases, and agitation; (c) drugs that modify vascular tone [ 24].
Established risk factors for asynchronous second primary contralateral breast cancer (CBC) include those suggesting a genetic basis, such as early age at diagnosis or family history [ 1], as well as exogenous factors such as the treatment for the first breast cancer [ 5, 6].
DSBs can occur in cells due to many different endogenous factors, such as oxidative damage by reactive oxygen species, as well as exogenous factors.
Of course, we can obtain qualitatively similar results as long as exogenous factors have some effect.
