Definition of endogenous in English:

endogenous

adjective ɛnˈdɒdʒɪnəsɪnˈdɒdʒɪnəsɛnˈdɑdʒənəs

1Having an internal cause or origin.
the expected rate of infection is endogenous to the system
Often contrasted with exogenous
Example sentencesExamples
- First, singing is highly affected by both endogenous and environmental factors, potentially making detection probabilities low and variable.
- Second, to what extent are the impediments determined by structural factors beyond the control of the region, and to what extent are they determined by endogenous factors that can be mitigated by regional policy?
- In fact the political system is likely to be endogenous to these basic American beliefs.
- Three institutional factors contribute to the endogenous problems of agricultural policy-making in the EU.
- The questionnaire instead focuses primarily on endogenous factors influencing the economic system.
- Wheat price is clearly an endogenous player in the system, particularly at midterm and longer-term horizons.
- It is assumed that plant growth and development are regulated by the interactions between the environment and endogenous factors, especially hormones.
- All species in this system were modeled as endogenous variables in subsequent analyses.
- The endogenous variables in the system are attendance and price.
- The mean estimates of the firm effects are much smaller in the model system that includes endogenous demand.
- Further crystallisation and growth of stone are influenced by endogenous and dietary factors.
- But the long-term goal is to create the basis for internal development and endogenous growth.
1. 1.1Biology Growing or originating from within an organism.
  endogenous gene sequences
  Example sentencesExamples
  All endogenous genes contain promoter sequences that determine where and when they will be expressed in an organism.
  The vast majority of mutations in human tissues are certainly of endogenous origin.
  Thus, a well-trained athlete may have a more developed endogenous antioxidant system.
  This served as a background level for measurement of endogenous repair systems.
  We realize that complete prevention of cross-transmission could have changed our findings, but the majority of cases of acquisition still were considered to be from endogenous origin.
2. 1.2Psychiatry (of a disease or symptom) not attributable to any external or environmental factor.
  endogenous depression
  Example sentencesExamples
  It appears that these medicines are not effective in combating symptoms of endogenous depression, which is more responsive to antidepressants.
  His theory of endogenous depression as a block in the quest for the self gave a further basis for founding an integrated approach to depression.
  If the doctor fails to recognize the difference between these two and attempts to purge an endogenous disease, the deficiency will become more deficient.
  According to their monograph, it should not be used during pregnancy, by nursing mothers or by those with endogenous depression.
  They are the main pathogenic factors of endogenous diseases.
3. 1.3 Confined within a group or society.
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, characteristics of classrooms and factors endogenous to them still carry great sway over students' decisions to rebel.
  The authors recognize that numerous factors, exogenous and endogenous to the community, can cause or contribute to these changes.
  For example, the taste for discrimination may be endogenous to a particular society and consequently relatively impervious to competition.
  This process is mediated by endogenous factors, so forcing teenagers to bed early, or getting them up early in the morning, is contrary to their natural biological clock.

Derivatives

endogenesis

noun ˌɛndə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪsɪs

endogenously

adverb

Economic freedom is based on endogenously managed development rather than exogenously controlled development.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nitric oxide is produced endogenously within the respiratory tract and is detectable in exhaled gas of humans and other mammals.
- We have been able to work with the community to solve this problem endogenously and to get the commitment of all stakeholders to participate without expecting direct financial compensation.
- Because these compounds are not produced endogenously, they must be introduced by means of the diet or intravenous infusion.
- The shoot or first leaf initiates endogenously within an area of the root.

endogeny

noun ɛnˈdɒdʒɪni

Rhymes

androgynous, autogenous, erogenous, exogenous, homogenous, hydrogenous, misogynous

Definition of endogenous in US English:

endogenous

adjectiveɛnˈdɑdʒənəsenˈdäjənəs

1Having an internal cause or origin.
the expected rate of infection is endogenous to the system
Often contrasted with exogenous
Example sentencesExamples
- It is assumed that plant growth and development are regulated by the interactions between the environment and endogenous factors, especially hormones.
- In fact the political system is likely to be endogenous to these basic American beliefs.
- But the long-term goal is to create the basis for internal development and endogenous growth.
- Second, to what extent are the impediments determined by structural factors beyond the control of the region, and to what extent are they determined by endogenous factors that can be mitigated by regional policy?
- The mean estimates of the firm effects are much smaller in the model system that includes endogenous demand.
- Three institutional factors contribute to the endogenous problems of agricultural policy-making in the EU.
- First, singing is highly affected by both endogenous and environmental factors, potentially making detection probabilities low and variable.
- Further crystallisation and growth of stone are influenced by endogenous and dietary factors.
- The questionnaire instead focuses primarily on endogenous factors influencing the economic system.
- The endogenous variables in the system are attendance and price.
- Wheat price is clearly an endogenous player in the system, particularly at midterm and longer-term horizons.
- All species in this system were modeled as endogenous variables in subsequent analyses.
1. 1.1Biology Growing or originating from within an organism.
  endogenous gene sequences
  Example sentencesExamples
  We realize that complete prevention of cross-transmission could have changed our findings, but the majority of cases of acquisition still were considered to be from endogenous origin.
  Thus, a well-trained athlete may have a more developed endogenous antioxidant system.
  This served as a background level for measurement of endogenous repair systems.
  All endogenous genes contain promoter sequences that determine where and when they will be expressed in an organism.
  The vast majority of mutations in human tissues are certainly of endogenous origin.
2. 1.2Psychiatry (of a disease or symptom) not attributable to any external or environmental factor.
  endogenous depression
  Example sentencesExamples
  His theory of endogenous depression as a block in the quest for the self gave a further basis for founding an integrated approach to depression.
  According to their monograph, it should not be used during pregnancy, by nursing mothers or by those with endogenous depression.
  It appears that these medicines are not effective in combating symptoms of endogenous depression, which is more responsive to antidepressants.
  If the doctor fails to recognize the difference between these two and attempts to purge an endogenous disease, the deficiency will become more deficient.
  They are the main pathogenic factors of endogenous diseases.
3. 1.3 Confined within a group or society.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The authors recognize that numerous factors, exogenous and endogenous to the community, can cause or contribute to these changes.
  However, characteristics of classrooms and factors endogenous to them still carry great sway over students' decisions to rebel.
  For example, the taste for discrimination may be endogenous to a particular society and consequently relatively impervious to competition.
  This process is mediated by endogenous factors, so forcing teenagers to bed early, or getting them up early in the morning, is contrary to their natural biological clock.

单词	endogenous
释义	Definition of endogenous in English: endogenous adjective ɛnˈdɒdʒɪnəsɪnˈdɒdʒɪnəsɛnˈdɑdʒənəs 1Having an internal cause or origin. the expected rate of infection is endogenous to the system Often contrasted with exogenous Example sentencesExamples First, singing is highly affected by both endogenous and environmental factors, potentially making detection probabilities low and variable. Second, to what extent are the impediments determined by structural factors beyond the control of the region, and to what extent are they determined by endogenous factors that can be mitigated by regional policy? In fact the political system is likely to be endogenous to these basic American beliefs. Three institutional factors contribute to the endogenous problems of agricultural policy-making in the EU. The questionnaire instead focuses primarily on endogenous factors influencing the economic system. Wheat price is clearly an endogenous player in the system, particularly at midterm and longer-term horizons. It is assumed that plant growth and development are regulated by the interactions between the environment and endogenous factors, especially hormones. All species in this system were modeled as endogenous variables in subsequent analyses. The endogenous variables in the system are attendance and price. The mean estimates of the firm effects are much smaller in the model system that includes endogenous demand. Further crystallisation and growth of stone are influenced by endogenous and dietary factors. But the long-term goal is to create the basis for internal development and endogenous growth. 1.1Biology Growing or originating from within an organism. endogenous gene sequences Example sentencesExamples All endogenous genes contain promoter sequences that determine where and when they will be expressed in an organism. The vast majority of mutations in human tissues are certainly of endogenous origin. Thus, a well-trained athlete may have a more developed endogenous antioxidant system. This served as a background level for measurement of endogenous repair systems. We realize that complete prevention of cross-transmission could have changed our findings, but the majority of cases of acquisition still were considered to be from endogenous origin. 1.2Psychiatry (of a disease or symptom) not attributable to any external or environmental factor. endogenous depression Example sentencesExamples It appears that these medicines are not effective in combating symptoms of endogenous depression, which is more responsive to antidepressants. His theory of endogenous depression as a block in the quest for the self gave a further basis for founding an integrated approach to depression. If the doctor fails to recognize the difference between these two and attempts to purge an endogenous disease, the deficiency will become more deficient. According to their monograph, it should not be used during pregnancy, by nursing mothers or by those with endogenous depression. They are the main pathogenic factors of endogenous diseases. 1.3 Confined within a group or society. Example sentencesExamples However, characteristics of classrooms and factors endogenous to them still carry great sway over students' decisions to rebel. The authors recognize that numerous factors, exogenous and endogenous to the community, can cause or contribute to these changes. For example, the taste for discrimination may be endogenous to a particular society and consequently relatively impervious to competition. This process is mediated by endogenous factors, so forcing teenagers to bed early, or getting them up early in the morning, is contrary to their natural biological clock. Derivatives endogenesis noun ˌɛndə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪsɪs endogenously adverb Economic freedom is based on endogenously managed development rather than exogenously controlled development. Example sentencesExamples Nitric oxide is produced endogenously within the respiratory tract and is detectable in exhaled gas of humans and other mammals. We have been able to work with the community to solve this problem endogenously and to get the commitment of all stakeholders to participate without expecting direct financial compensation. Because these compounds are not produced endogenously, they must be introduced by means of the diet or intravenous infusion. The shoot or first leaf initiates endogenously within an area of the root. endogeny noun ɛnˈdɒdʒɪni Rhymes androgynous, autogenous, erogenous, exogenous, homogenous, hydrogenous, misogynous Definition of endogenous in US English: endogenous adjectiveɛnˈdɑdʒənəsenˈdäjənəs 1Having an internal cause or origin. the expected rate of infection is endogenous to the system Often contrasted with exogenous Example sentencesExamples It is assumed that plant growth and development are regulated by the interactions between the environment and endogenous factors, especially hormones. In fact the political system is likely to be endogenous to these basic American beliefs. But the long-term goal is to create the basis for internal development and endogenous growth. Second, to what extent are the impediments determined by structural factors beyond the control of the region, and to what extent are they determined by endogenous factors that can be mitigated by regional policy? The mean estimates of the firm effects are much smaller in the model system that includes endogenous demand. Three institutional factors contribute to the endogenous problems of agricultural policy-making in the EU. First, singing is highly affected by both endogenous and environmental factors, potentially making detection probabilities low and variable. Further crystallisation and growth of stone are influenced by endogenous and dietary factors. The questionnaire instead focuses primarily on endogenous factors influencing the economic system. The endogenous variables in the system are attendance and price. Wheat price is clearly an endogenous player in the system, particularly at midterm and longer-term horizons. All species in this system were modeled as endogenous variables in subsequent analyses. 1.1Biology Growing or originating from within an organism. endogenous gene sequences Example sentencesExamples We realize that complete prevention of cross-transmission could have changed our findings, but the majority of cases of acquisition still were considered to be from endogenous origin. Thus, a well-trained athlete may have a more developed endogenous antioxidant system. This served as a background level for measurement of endogenous repair systems. All endogenous genes contain promoter sequences that determine where and when they will be expressed in an organism. The vast majority of mutations in human tissues are certainly of endogenous origin. 1.2Psychiatry (of a disease or symptom) not attributable to any external or environmental factor. endogenous depression Example sentencesExamples His theory of endogenous depression as a block in the quest for the self gave a further basis for founding an integrated approach to depression. According to their monograph, it should not be used during pregnancy, by nursing mothers or by those with endogenous depression. It appears that these medicines are not effective in combating symptoms of endogenous depression, which is more responsive to antidepressants. If the doctor fails to recognize the difference between these two and attempts to purge an endogenous disease, the deficiency will become more deficient. They are the main pathogenic factors of endogenous diseases. 1.3 Confined within a group or society. Example sentencesExamples The authors recognize that numerous factors, exogenous and endogenous to the community, can cause or contribute to these changes. However, characteristics of classrooms and factors endogenous to them still carry great sway over students' decisions to rebel. For example, the taste for discrimination may be endogenous to a particular society and consequently relatively impervious to competition. This process is mediated by endogenous factors, so forcing teenagers to bed early, or getting them up early in the morning, is contrary to their natural biological clock.
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