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Endogenous emergence of coordination.

The Endogenous Emergence of Coordination (EndEC) model (Ozik and North2010) is a Repast Simphony simulation of the endogenous emergence of coordination within a group of social agents.

This design allowed us to observe the endogenous emergence and natural distribution of trust-relevant behaviors and focus on naturally occurring remedial strategies used by promise-breakers and distrusted trustees, their effects on investors, and subsequent outcomes.

Starting with a familiar bilateral monopoly framework, we characterize the endogenous emergence of preference distortions during bargaining which cause negotiators to perceive their private valuations differently than they would outside the adversarial negotiation context.

In fact, Devos'model for the endogenous emergence of the nucleus and the endocytotic apparatus by recruitments of particular protein domains suggests how nuclei may have appeared in the protoeukaryote, perhaps even repeatedly (for example in Planctomycetes).

This may be partly due to the greater likelihood of becoming colonized with such bacteria, from either horizontal nosocomial transmission or endogenous emergence of resistance, the longer a patient remains in hospital.

This work creates a theoretical model that offers empirical evidence to explain the possibilities of growth and consolidation of spatial agglomerations endogenously from the endogenous growth theory to explain the emergence and consolidation of the Architecture Cluster at the Toronto Central Metropolitan Area in Canada (CMA).

Low point: Advising the shadow chancellor to endorse "post neo-classical endogenous growth theory" in public.

Furthermore, the emergence of endogenous immunoregulatory pathways and active pro-resolving mediators hold great potential for future therapeutic intervention.

Predictions at higher seawater temperatures showed endogenous shuffling and an emergence of the high-temperature Symbiodinium specialists, even though their phenotypic variance was low.

Thus, the emergence of endogenous Math1 expression suggests positive autoregulation mechanisms in Math1 expression, as previously reported.