Sentence examples for inherent and external from inspiring English sources
This review captures the inherent and external factors that may modulate the oxidative stress status of oocytes.
Reading "in" here in the sense of "inherent", and "external" in the sense of "not inherent", this passage suggests that to attend to a thing itself is just to attend to its essence what is affirmed in its definition and what follows from it.
Others may straight-out tell counsel the inherent and external factors bothering them (maybe, viscerally).
But some jobs, such as serving fast food or stacking shelves, do not have a lot of meaningful work to make progress in.Most empowerment literature is also based on the idea that a sharp contrast can be drawn between inherent rewards and external stick-and-carrot rewards.
Moisture in coal generally divided into inherent moisture and external moisture.
Based on the theory of product life cycle, the evaluation index system of product maintainability and its calculation model are established considering its inherent attributes and external factors at the same time.
Moreover, due to the exact dynamic model of the five-DOF AMB system is vague, a decentralized PIDNN controller is proposed to control the five-axes of the rotor simultaneously in order to confront the uncertainties including inherent nonlinearities and external disturbances effectively.
In contrast, the evolution of HA in nature is shaped by a combination of HA's inherent mutational tolerance and external selection pressures.
This cannot be done simply by examining variability among naturally occurring viruses, since the evolution of influenza in nature is shaped by a combination of inherent mutational tolerance and external immune selection.
The evolutionary patterns observed in natural sequences are shaped by a combination of inherent mutational tolerance and external pressures such as immune selection, and the analysis of such sequences is further confounded by the fact that influenza is not at evolutionary equilibrium.
The story about the interplay between the distributional conflict inherent to the Argentine society and external shocks is developed in the next chapter by Galiani and Somaini.
