Sentence examples for exogenous influences from inspiring English sources

Historical papers are often locally damaged by exogenous influences and/or have endogenously degraded paper areas.

Longitudinal channel bed adjustments and bank erosion were mainly caused by exogenous influences.

Due to interactions with several physiological systems, the immune system is sensitive to endogenous and exogenous influences.

Phenology and productivity are modulated by climate variability and disturbances, thereby providing the trophic link between these exogenous influences and animal populations.

Machine tools are susceptible to exogenous influences, which mainly derive from varying environmental conditions such as the day and night or seasonal transitions during which large temperature swings can occur.

(Note that, in both physical and economic systems, endogenously stable states might never be directly observed because the systems in question are never isolated from exogenous influences that move and destabilize them. In both classical mechanics and in economics, equilibrium concepts are tools for analysis, not predictions of what we expect to observe).

One might assume that promoted trends display volume patterns characteristic of exogenous influence, with sudden bursts of activity, whereas organic trends would conform to more gradual volume growth patterns typical of endogenous processes [17, 24, 25].

However, it might be ideal to have a basic platform developed without any exogenous influence to assess without ambiguity the causal players during development.

Epigenetic mechanisms, with particular reference to microRNA alterations, DNA methylation, and histone modifications, can change genome function under exogenous influence.

Our findings suggest that feature congestion, which is a low-level exogenous influence on gaze location (Rosenholtz et al., 2007), may be used in TotTV to guide attention both to the semantically most important part of the frame (the face) and to the semantically most important part of the face (the eyes).

Objective: To investigate the mechanism by which exogenous oestrogen influences the homocysteine metabolism in postmenopausal women.