Sentence examples for endogenous land from inspiring English sources
Concluding, off-site effects from an exogenous driven change in land use (EC subsidies) can trigger endogenous land use changes in adjacent areas.
Land-use composition, land-use pattern, and the location of land uses are jointly determined, and interactions between composition and pattern feedback to microlevel landowner decisions through endogenous land rents.
Although researchers are suggesting that these pseudo-sites may be useful for providing an endogenous landing sites for site-specific integration of exogenous genes of interest [ 140], the presence of these pseudo-sites also pose a threat to generate aberrant chromosomes upon the expression of recombinases.
LARMA produces endogenous formation of land rental prices.
Neighbour interactions are also endogenous, changing as the land use patterns change.
When comparing the same procedure on land and in water, endogenous and exogenous changes to the participant/researcher are much higher, so it is very difficult to reproduce the procedure exactly as in water/on land.
This paper develops a spatial general equilibrium model that accommodates both congestion and agglomeration externalities, while firms' and households' land-use decisions are endogenous across continuous space.
These conditions make it difficult to grow vegetation that would have a consequent contribution to the organic matter of an endogenous origin, which is important for post-mining land reclamation processes.
These changes can be caused by exogenous processes (e.g. climate change, dynamics on the global market, or technological advances), or may be a result of endogenous regional processes (e.g. dynamics of land use changes).
A second objective is to analyse landowners' decision-making and endogenous factors that are correlated with their engagement in land use changes.
We identify endogenous spatial interactions among conservation easements and government protected land, independent of spatially correlated landscape features and local economic shocks that influence easement enrollment.
