Sentence examples for exogenous processes from inspiring English sources
The interiors of continents are typically considered to have low deformation rates, lower than the rates of exogenous processes.
In particular, the diversity of farmers' decision-making in rural regions may have an important influence on how the region responds to endogenous and exogenous processes.
The aim of this paper is to explore how future responses of farmers' decision-making to endogenous and exogenous processes can affect the regional landscape structure.
Hence, SSEPs elicited at the beat frequency could in part reflect exogenous processes in response to the rhythmic input but also endogenous processes that play a role in predicting the timing of upcoming sounds, thereby facilitating the synchronization of movements with the beat.
The spatial dependence resulting from a combination of endogenous and exogenous processes could be accounted for in the model on PUUV but not for Lyme borreliosis.A large part of the spatial variation in disease risk can be explained by environmental and socio-economic factors.
These changes can be caused by exogenous processes (e.g. climate change, dynamics on the global market, or technological advances), or may be a result of endogenous regional processes (e.g. dynamics of land use changes).
Innovation is treated as an exogenous process or a by-product of investment in machinery and equipment.
The nuclear protein poly(ADP-ribose) polymerases-1/2 (PARP-1/2) are involved in DNA repair damaged by endogenous or exogenous process.
It should be emphasized that the model's ability to capture the general trends in the data is not the result of the exogenous process assumed for the rate of arrival of job offers.
However, rather than introducing a novel exogenous process, this is examined here endogenously in a parallel manner to the reduction in innovation costs.
Here we report a novel effect that confirms that the protoface stimulus captures adults' attention via an involuntary, exogenous process (Experiment 1).
