exogenous
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8.3
- adjective
- /ɪɡˈzɒdʒənəs/
- Specialized
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exógeno
- Oil production and oil stock changes are considered exogenous variables in the model.
- exogenous factor
- exogenous variables
- exogenous hormone
Aside from food, what exogenous molecules do you take?
- Aside from food, what exogenous molecules do you take?
- Don't waste your money on silly exogenous ketone drinks.
- Those stem cells are what we call exogenous stem cells, exogenous meaning from outside the body.
- And so, you know, sometimes there you need exogenous forces to help you, but you must seek that help.
- You don't do the exercise and expect dopamine to arrive through some what we call exogenous source as well.
- You know, we also have various ketogenic therapies like whether it's MCT oil or powder or these exogenous ketone supplements.
- Bad performance that can be assigned or blamed on the operator versus bad performance that is exogenous.
- I think the second one is again, like what I see most people grappling with is being pulled by exogenous demand.
- And usually I'll have ketones, exogenous ketones.
- Next is my nemesis, exogenous ketones.
Examples
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In addition, even when an exogenous crisis hits a country, a capable cabinet can prolong its survival.
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Now, let there be an exogenous increase in the demand for gas at Market 2.
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OK, Demand is not exogenous to the system.
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And so, you know, sometimes there you need exogenous forces to help you, but you must seek that help.
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Again, economic growth will be introduced as an exogenous shock calling for adjustment.
Academic text (1992) -
Those stem cells are what we call exogenous stem cells, exogenous meaning from outside the body.
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Rather, we should control for exogenous variables that affect child development but are not household choices.
Academic text (2017) -
The total stock of exogenous financial assets determines the price level in both frameworks.
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However, both blocks similarly explained the drug use in terms of a struggle between exogenous and endogenous factors.
Academic text (2008) -
Oil production and oil stock changes are considered exogenous variables in the model.
Synonyms
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4.1
Located outside a place, group, or body
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7.7
Not part of something and coming from outside
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9.2
Processes that come from outside the ground and change the Earth's surface
From another person or animal, not made by the body itself
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A weight gain that happens mainly because someone eats more food than the body needs
How External
Surface Forms
Morphology
exogenous = exogen (semi-transparent) = exo + gen + ous
The word is analyzable as exo- (outside) + -gen- (produce) + -ous, but the combining forms are technical and may be unfamiliar to average learners.
Etymology
Exogenous comes from Greek parts exo- meaning 'outside' and -genous meaning 'born' or 'produced', the same root you see in generate. So something exogenous is 'produced from outside' a system, like an outside shock, bacteria, or a hormone that enters the body.