Sentence examples for exogenous components from inspiring English sources

The exogenous components of the forecasting models took the impact of prices into account.

In particular, Graue et al. [27] have examined weathering crusts of trachyte in industrial, urban and rural environments, showing how their thickness, grain size, and enrichment in heavy metals and other exogenous components well correlate with different degrees and sources of anthropogenic air pollution.

Furthermore, when it included de facto capital openness and Asian crisis dummy, in both difference and system dynamic panel GMM estimates, this paper still finds a significant relationship between the exogenous components of the determinants of current account balance with the unchanged sign.

Immature myeloid DCs are cells specialized in internalizing exogenous components that reside in the skin, mucosal territories and other non-lymphoid tissues, where they act as sentinels to detect invading pathogens and foreign antigens.

In other words, if two variables are believed to cause each other, a third variable (the instrument) is needed to partition the variance into endogenous and exogenous components.

Exogenous components were involved in direct or indirect learning from adverse experience, and endogenous components were more likely to be genetically determined and physiological in nature [ 8].

Endogenous growth model results do not depend on an exogenous component, but on the choices of the public sector, the private sector, and the whole economy.

The average wage in the model thus has an exogenous component that the plant takes as given, and an endogenous component that depends on the average labor quality, which is chosen by the plant.

These results as well collaborates with the findings of a study carried out by Beck et al. (2000) on the impact of financial development on economic growth in which it was discovered that there exist a positive link between the exogenous component of financial development and economic growth.

To address this issue, we constructed an instrumental variable (IV) to separate patient-level variation in TH versus non-TH hospital into two components: 1) an exogenous component unrelated to likelihood of survival and 2) the remaining component, which contains unmeasured and potentially endogenous patient characteristics that may be related to likelihood of survival.

Photoautotrophic micropropagation refers to micropropagation with no exogenous organic components (sugar, vitamins, etc).