"external occurrence" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an event or happening that takes place outside of someone's personal experience or control. Example: "The company's decline in profits was due to a combination of internal mismanagement and external occurrences, such as changes in the market and unforeseen economic challenges."
Locus of control was determined by evaluating the responders' answers about their own experience of internal control over external occurrences.
Spurious but compelling associations between external occurrences, or between external events and internal experiences, could lead to a failure to attribute correctly an event to oneself.
Kearns Sayre Syndrome (KSS) is a rare, progressive mitochondrial disorder which presents with a characteristic triad of: the development of retinitis pigmentosa, progressive external ophthalmoplegia, and occurrence before the age of twenty.
Second, although we provided accurate thresholds of aldolase for prediction of Myo-SSc occurrence, external validation by an independent cohort is needed prior to recommended intervention studies targeting aldolase in SSc.
One form of choice behaviour is based on establishing an association between an occurrence of external events and the opportunity to satisfy internal homeostatic needs, such as hunger, thirst or sleep.
An improved stability criterion for fixed-point state-space digital filters in the occurrence of external disturbance and saturation nonlinearities by using induced l∞ approach is presented.
Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed control scheme can achieve favorable tracking performances for the uncertain nonlinear systems with unknown dynamic functions and under the occurrence of external disturbance.
Injury to the peroneal nerve can have devastating consequences, and its iatrogenic occurrence during external fixation surgery to the proximal tibia has been recognised [1, 2].
The imperfect synchronisation of the SBS and SES data might introduce some fuzziness into our estimates since we cannot exclude the occurrence of external events influencing firm performance in the intermediate period.
It is known that mud volcanoes become active by external events such as occurrence of large earthquakes in the neighbourhood, drilling and other activities (e.g. Chigira and Tanaka 1997; Panahi 2005; Mellors et al. 2007; Davies et al. 2008; Manga et al. 2009; Mazzini et al. 2009b; Sawolo et al. 2009, 2010).
