Sentence examples for exogenous condition from inspiring English sources

A simulation model that showed such indication of self-organization at alpine forest-tundra ecotones is modified to incorporate a geomorphic feature commonly seen in this environment – solifluction steps – as an exogenous condition in the model.

During the phase transition (radical change in the economic sense) of a given system, certain properties vary discontinuously as a result of the external (exogenous) condition, such as temperature.

In the exogenous condition observers made outgoing and return saccades that were triggered by the sequential brightening of a peripheral and central target dot respectively.

Classically, in these systems, when the sensor protein – usually localized in the cell periplasm – senses an exogenous condition, it phosphorylates itself and its cytoplasmic partner, which has a transcriptional regulatory activity (Mascher et al., 2006).

Exogenous conditions within an industry, such things as cyclical movements or demand decline, cause profits of firms to change.

Exogenous conditions, such as weather and geometric futures, were common to all time periods and cross-sections analysed.

For instance, the phase transition in the field of economics may refer to the unexpectedly large variations when the exogenous conditions change.

Such discrepancy might be due to endogenous and exogenous conditions and/or different animal models.

The genetic alterations observed in most human tumors are probably generated by both spontaneous events and exogenous conditions.

This study showed that FFLs are overrepresented in the networks related to endogenous conditions, whereas single input motifs are overrepresented in the networks related to exogenous conditions.

The same functionally enriched patterns have significantly high conservation coherency scores and significantly low mean conservation scores in exogenous conditions, representing recently evolved functional components.