Sentence examples for exogenous output from inspiring English sources

The system of equations has been modified accordingly to incorporate exogenous output figure of food grains.

This shows certain exogenous output growth in early stage of entry of foreign ownership, which, according to fixed effects model, at present, depends on increase in general employment (mainly in labor-intensive sectors) and capital infused from abroad.

Our baseline estimates suggest that a 1% of GDP increase in exogenous taxes depresses output by around 1.3% after 1 year, this negative effect fading away at more distant horizons.

Another constraint is the need to remodel the plant equations to get appropriate exogenous inputs and outputs.

By using the pigment production which responded to exogenous BHL as biosensor output, BHL quantification in samples was simply done spectrophotometrically.

After 5 weeks of mirtazapine therapy in depressed patients, there is a partial "rebound" phenomenon which can probably be explained by a compensatory up-regulation of CRH receptors at the pituitary gland during several weeks of mirtazapine treatment leading to a partial re-enhancement of cortisol and ACTH output after exogenous administration of 100 µg hCRH during the DEX/CRH test [33].

The extracellular volume is characterized by a given SID, which is a function of baseline conditions, endogenous and exogenous input (endogenous production and infusion), and urinary output.

Let (I(p)) and (O(p)) denote the sets of the exogenous inputs and final outputs for process p, ((p = 1, ldots,q)), of ({text{DMU}}_{j}), ((j = 1, ldots,n)), respectively.

We address the robust stabilization of nonlinear systems subject to exogenous inputs using event-triggered output feedback laws.

The paper studies the problem of sliding mode control design for linear evolution equations with incomplete and noisy measurements of the output and additive exogenous disturbances.

Deviations from the baseline scenario are explained in terms of market design, network externalities, and exogenous shocks to input and output markets.