exogenously
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8.5
- adverb
- /ˌɛk.səˈdʒɛn.əs.li/
- Specialized
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exógenamente
- For Friedman, the path of the money supply is set exogenously; it does not depend on economic conditions.
- exogenously applied
- exogenously given
- exogenously specified
So you have to, you have to administer it exogenously, so through a pen or through a pump.
- So you have to, you have to administer it exogenously, so through a pen or through a pump.
Examples
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Regardless of whether this cashless economy ultimately emerges, the main lesson from Niehans's framework is that the assets exogenously supplied by the government determine the price level.
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So you have to, you have to administer it exogenously, so through a pen or through a pump.
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There is no exogenously given number of good marriages.
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Is there a long term negative implication to taking it exogenously or therapeutically?
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The economic environment defines the demand pattern for electricity and the input costs, both of which are imposed exogenously as static variables.
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Thus, holding technical progress constant means that from 1971Q1, this exogenously determined decline in these parameters no longer applies.
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The implied parameter values, however, generate more accurate mortgage rates (relative to the quoted rates) than the exogenously specified building parameters.
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In this study, we found that exogenously applied MeJA increased aldehyde oxidase (AO) activities in the roots and leaves of maize (Zea mays).
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The study was conducted to evaluate the effect of exogenously applied cytokinin (kinetin) and four different PGPR isolates alone, as well as in combination with kinetin, on the growth and development of maize.
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The researchers found that the symptoms improved when the treatment was administered exogenously rather than relying on natural recovery.
Synonyms
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3.2
In a way that is on the outside of something, for example on the skin
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Something that comes from outside rather than inside
Antonyms
How External
Surface Forms
Morphology
exogenously = exogenous (semi-transparent) = exo + gen + ous + ly
Formed by the regular adjective-to-adverb derivation: adding '-ly' to 'exogenous' yields 'exogenously', a straightforward morphological step.
Etymology
The word exogenously comes from the parts exo- meaning 'outside' and -genous meaning 'produced' or 'born', the same root you see in generate and generation. So, if something is given exogenously, it comes 'from outside' a body or system rather than being made inside.