Sentence examples for endogenous view from inspiring English sources

The endogenous view highlights factors embedded within smallholders themselves that make a shift to full-market production a difficult or unwanted transition.

The endogenous view maintains subsistence production logics or cultural norms contextualizing smallholder economies impede full-market immersion (Hyden 1980; Turner and Brush 1987; Turner and Ali 1996).

We assess the factors associated with the exogenous and endogenous views in turn.

The problem may be framed by two broad perspectives, labeled here as exogenous and endogenous views.

Consistently lacking in the genetic studies is for instance any consideration of migraine as a behavioural response to environmental and/or endogenous triggers, a view that has scientific support [184] and that we recently revised to accomodate a Darwinian perspective [185].

These findings support the view that endogenous opiate systems may play an important role in modulating pain sensitivity.

Because of the endogenous sorting concerns, I view the results generated in the IV models as more reliable than those generated in the OLS models as the IV models will generate consistent estimates regardless of endogeneity in the school-leaving variables.

During the past decade, several key lines of evidence have strongly supported the view that endogenous EPO may play a crucial role in dampening the excessive tissue injury associated with by IRI and inflammation, but as yet there is no evidence that EPO may actually accelerate recovery after injury.

The broad range of exogenous stimuli that cause deactivation in DMN related areas lead to the view that endogenous processes need to be inhibited for the successful execution of a task [22].

Increase of NO synthase activity in H4-II-E cells cultured with 10 % FBS was enhanced in presence of anti-regucalcin monoclonal antibody [ 25], supporting the view that endogenous regucalcin reveals a suppressive effect on enhancement of NO synthase activity in proliferating cells.

Thus, it is questionable if plasmalogens can really be viewed as "endogenous antioxidant", even though they may exhibit, under special conditions, protective effect.