Sentence examples for endogenous to the process from inspiring English sources

In a 2008 study focused on India, an economics professor said "language learning and linguistic diversity ought to be taken as endogenous to the process of economic development".

The main methodological challenge faced when analysing the relationship between informal care and labour behaviour is that informal care is usually endogenous to the process determining labour outcomes.

Second, the time horizon of the optimization becomes, within the context of economic stabilization problems, endogenous to the optimization process itself.

The theory acknowledges that actors/agents can adopt a multiplicity of identities, and it treats changes in the salience of identities as endogenous to the contextually dependent processes of interpersonal and intergroup interactions.

We include these variables in our descriptive analysis for the sole reason that they are endogenous to the particular partner choice process.

We tend to assume that, for processes endogenous to the cell, most of these dependencies are evolutionarily optimized in some way to provide robust and effective cellular function and thereby fitness.

Nevertheless, evidence suggests that SVZ derivatives migrating into the injured striatal parenchyma contribute importantly to the process of endogenous wound healing following ischemic insult, through processes apart or in addition to neuronal replacement [19].

At the same time, CS causes a decrease of endogenous antioxidants efficiency contributing to ascertain the process called oxidative stress, which often results in indiscriminate damage to cells and tissues [ 16].

Endogenous hormone levels and transcriptomics data were integrated to elucidate the process of endogenous hormone changes after uniconazole application.

Finally this individual behavior is embedded into an endogenous growth model in order to capture the process of "creating entrepreneurs" and its implication in the economy.

The deleterious effects of bacterial invasion of body tissues results from the combined actions of enzymes and toxins produced by the micro-organisms themselves, and the actions of endogenous cells in response to the infectious process.