endogenously
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- adverb
- /ˌɛndəˈdʒɛnəsli/
- Specialized
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endógenamente
- And they also recycle the nitric oxide that we produce endogenously when we're exercising.
- endogenously synthesized
- endogenously determined
Like if we do a land reform, does this kind of institution emerge endogenously again or not?
- Like if we do a land reform, does this kind of institution emerge endogenously again or not?
- If, if we endogenously make DMT, that's kind of wild, right?
- Those are amino acids our body can produce endog endogenously.
- And yet your nervous system's making that that that natural chemical endogenously.
- But didn't you, didn't you mention that that somehow the boy or or either animals or humans were used to endogenously create drugs?
Examples
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Many hormones are generated endogenously, meaning they are produced within the body rather than from an external source.
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As a result, endogenously driven changes at lower and upper levels are unexpectedly combining with exogenous changes, producing significant but unobtrusive change.
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Like if we do a land reform, does this kind of institution emerge endogenously again or not?
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So do you have something that endogenously makes these two regimes being relevant in in those areas?
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The improvement of economic conditions seems to have had a stronger effect, reducing child labor endogenously.
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Also, it now seems likely that methylamines are also synthesized endogenously.
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It is to be expected that the price of product x, or for that matter the relative price, might be endogenously determined by changes in the demand and production costs of the product.
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The costs of renewable energy are determined endogenously through a learning-by-doing cost function in which total capacity in operation is used as a surrogate for the cumulative volume of investment.
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Earlier studies of the causes of economic growth focused on the importance of increasing exogenous quantities of physical resources (land, labor, and capital) to enhance the rate of growth, while more recent evidence suggests that growth is determined by a much larger set of endogenously determined variables.
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N-nitroso compounds, which are known animal carcinogens, are formed endogenously from drinking water and dietary sources of nitrate and nitrite.
Academic text (2010)
Synonyms
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In a way that fits naturally into the whole
Antonyms
How Internal
Surface Forms
Morphology
endogenously = endogenous (semi-transparent) = endo + gen + ous + ly
Formation of an adverb by adding the productive suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'endogenous' is a standard and transparent derivation.
Etymology
Endogenously comes from endo- meaning 'inside' and gen- meaning 'to produce', the same root you see in generate and gene. So, something that happens endogenously comes from inside a body or system, not from outside.