Sentence examples for exogenous outcomes from inspiring English sources
We developed mathematical relationships between variables from the best available data, and created nonfeedback structures to simulate exogenous outcomes such as physical activity.
Most animal studies have failed to acknowledge the impact of aging on endogenous repair mechanisms and exogenous therapeutic outcomes.
Specifically, and as mentioned previously, the problem with any empirical study in which the key independent variable represents a decision (rather than an exogenous event) is that rather than the decision itself leading to some outcome, the characteristics of the actor that undertook that decision could themselves be correlated with that outcome.
We contribute to an emerging literature viewing organizational justice as an endogenous outcome that employees may attempt to proactively influence instead of an exogenous event to which employees react.
Path analysis uses multiple regression analysis techniques to test complex and pre-specified relationships between the predictor (exogenous) and outcome (endogenous) variables.
The effect of exogenous melatonin on these outcomes in patients with schizophrenia has only been investigated to a limited extent [ 17, 18].
We have tested whether the instrument is exogenous in the outcome equation by checking whether there exist any relationship between this instrument and both the amount remitted and the error term in this outcome equation.
In empirical (reduced form) models examining the relationship between child nutrition outcomes and exogenous characteristics, the proximate determinants will generally be excluded to prevent biased and uninterpretable parameters [ 2, 29].
But… the SDT theory does not consider cultural change as endogenous to any economic model, but as a necessary additional force with its own exogenous effects on demographic outcomes".
Objective: To determine the effect of exogenous LH dosage on IVF outcome.
There is also a countervailing hypothesis about the direction of the effect exogenous variation in service access on SSA program outcomes for at least some non-beneficiary applicants.
