It can be loosely defined as a hybrid of exogenous and indigenous languages. |
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The linkages perspective considers both the exogenous pressures toward change and the internal dynamic of local cultures. |
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Endogenous retroviruses are the proviral form of exogenous retroviruses that have become integrated into the germ line of the host. |
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A number of alternative dwarfing genes have been reported to reduce plant height in wheat but show sensitivity to exogenous gibberellic acid. |
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Drugs, medications, hormonal imbalance, genetic conditions, and exogenous hormones can all cause gynaecomastia. |
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He said that while there are a few indigenous reasons like genes, heredity etc for obesity, there are more exogenous reasons for the problem. |
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When women take exogenous androgens, the same irreversible virilization occurs. |
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In plant cell culture, the addition of exogenous sugar to the culture medium is an absolute necessity for nearly all tissues. |
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The authors recognize that numerous factors, exogenous and endogenous to the community, can cause or contribute to these changes. |
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The three paradigmatic patterns shown in Fig.4 represent the different types of response observed following a treatment with exogenous ethylene. |
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Once again, it is endogenous, not exogenous factors that make or break a relationship. |
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It is also highly potent as an antitoxic agent in exogenous poisoning, organic and inorganic. |
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In stabilizing broad measures of economic volatility, it serves to decrease exogenous risk in the markets and the economy. |
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Other tastes, not necessarily exogenous, often superceded the desire for financial gain. |
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However, the building of excess capacity is not inevitable and is not driven by exogenous factors, such as external control of markets. |
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Transgenesis refers to the process of introducing exogenous genes into the germ line of an organism. |
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These populations do not have the ability to utilize exogenous bicarbonate for the process of photosynthesis. |
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The only things that have changed since the start of the peace process have been, as it were, exogenous variables. |
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On many issues, Latin Americans continue to be highly vulnerable to exogenous events, trends and decisions. |
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Abrupt withdrawal of exogenous glucocorticoids may precipitate an adrenal crisis. |
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Citizens found themselves squeezed to suffocation in one way or another between domestic repression and exogenous vilification. |
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The by-products of exogenous citicoline formed by hydrolysis in the intestinal wall are choline and cytidine. |
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The most common form of vitamin K2 in animals is menaquinone 4, produced by the processing of exogenous and bacterial naphthoquinones. |
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Little is known about the relative importance of glycogen versus exogenous glucose for contractility of cardiac tissue in trout. |
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For example, experiments conducted with tomato indicate that immature fruits do not ripen in response to exogenous ethylene. |
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A patient history should include attention to exogenous agents that may cause or further aggravate symptoms. |
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All patients underwent toxicological analysis to exclude the presence of alcohol and other exogenous agents. |
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Yet such a strategy does not signify polar opposition between tradition and modernity, endogenous and exogenous. |
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Nesting female scoters rely on nutrient reserves stored before nesting for completion of incubation, but rely on exogenous nutrients for egg formation. |
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We must remember that the nominal interest rate is treated here as an exogenous variable. |
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Synaptic function recorded in the same region is protected against thermal stress by both prior thermal conditioning and exogenous Hsp 70 application. |
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Recombination can occur between exogenous DNA introduced into bacteria by conjugation, phage transduction, or DNA transformation and the bacterial genome. |
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A sudden pale complexion with cold sweat is the sign of sudden prostration of yang qi due to febrile diseases caused by exogenous pathogenic wind-cold. |
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This is an important claim because it challenges conventional wisdom that the oil shocks were driven by exogenous political events in the Middle East. |
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This theory stipulates that people are motivated by calculations of abstract utility in a cost-benefit framework, informed by exogenous tastes and preferences. |
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Before 1815, depressions were caused primarily by exogenous shocks, that is, by forces external to the economy such as wars, widespread crop failures, or other disasters. |
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Furthermore, laboratory studies of the uptake of exogenous chromosomal DNA in bacteria have also demonstrated that recombination can mediate the process of adaptive evolution. |
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The latter may be formed endogenously from cellular precursors, but they may also originate from exogenous sources such as diet, tobacco smoke or environmental pollution. |
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Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus is characterized by permanent hypoinsulinemia and an absolute necessity for exogenous insulin to maintain glycemic control. |
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Yes, the record of the 2000s looks better if you treat the bust as some kind of exogenous event caused by overbearing government. |
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But in that case, you also have to treat the real-estate bubble as an exogenous event. |
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Being present in the muscle in such large quantities, it is vital to their exogenous supplementation to offset losses in physical exercise. |
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In the second case, we include exogenous monetary shocks but reduce their standard deviation to half of the historical estimate. |
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This is a far cry from the control over endogenous and exogenous factors that the industrialist enjoys. |
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The most common form of vitamin K in animals is menaquinone 4, produced by intestinal bacteria from exogenous naphthoquinones and transformed endogenously in our own cells. |
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What is the effect of different exogenous variables on the conditional correlation between inflation and growth? |
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External aid flows are also exogenous and are modified to simulate their evolution due to the global economic recession. |
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In this sense, firms are not allowed to choose their own level of output which makes output an exogenous variable. |
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Rational choice theory views actors as rational insofar as they act instrumentally, are utility maximizers, possess stable and exogenous preferences, and are self-interested. |
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This microflora, composed of 10 bacteria per gram of intestinal content, forms a stable ecosystem that permits the elimination of exogenous organisms. |
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There were very few transpositions of transposable elements or microsatellite mutations in these lines, evidence, in fact, for the absence of contamination by exogenous flies. |
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The integrity and stability of the genetic material is continuously being threatened by endogenous and exogenous factors such as chemical mutagens and radiation. |
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Elevating plasma cortisol levels, either by exogenous administration or stress, facilitates the acquisition of stimulant administration in preclinical rodent models. |
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So asthma is caused by exogenous factors, an improper diet, emotional injury or overstrain which strain the interior phlegm, causing it to rise and obstruct the bronchi. |
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The cells produced potent stimulation of allogenic T cells and syngeneic T cells specific for purified protein derivative in the absence of exogenous peptides. |
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There needs to be recognition of limitations related to exogenous changes, i.e. when dealing with matters such as the impact of future technology and changing consumer tastes. |
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Notwithstanding the current situation, the project's performance has been rated Good because it was achieving its original policy objectives up until the point at which exogenous factors robbed it of its original relevance. |
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The third is exogenous, because it is independent of their actions. |
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I have divided them into two categories: endogenous and exogenous. |
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The model is regularly used to produce medium-term outlooks for the world economy and to analyse the transmission mechanisms of economic policies and exogenous shocks. |
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The economic weakness of many poor countries leaves them vulnerable to exogenous shocks, such as a fall in primary commodity prices, which could alter their debt sustainability prognosis. |
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Biodiversity was seen as an exogenous constraint, to be addressed by helping preserve some charismatic species, which would in return be beneficial to the company's reputation. |
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Natural disasters and terrorist attacks have shown the extent to which economic and financial activities are vulnerable to large-scale exogenous shocks. |
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Regarding the transition and integration process, exogenous factors were crucial to the region's economic revitalization, which was underpinned by the ongoing macroeconomic and institutional reforms. |
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It should be noted, however, that the models include a series of exogenous stationary variables, which we discuss in detail in the next subsection. |
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They must develop and strengthen policies and institutions that enhance their capacity to manage debt and reduce their vulnerability to exogenous shocks ranging from international trading conditions to natural disasters. |
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Effects of exogenous nutrients on conidial germination and virulence against the silverleaf whitefly for two hyphomycetes. |
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The majority of purines are endogenous, while diet is a source of exogenous purines. |
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Other causes included exogenous levothyroxine intake, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, and toxic multinodular goiter. |
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Unfortunately, unequal treatment and discriminatory practices in the administration of justice are not exclusively exogenous or ascribable to exceptional circumstances. |
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Once adequate exogenous signals are received, mesenchymal stem cells commit to osteoblastic lineage. |
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The host response is the defense mechanism of the host against exogenous microorganisms. |
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After the plague and other exogenous causes of population decline lowered the labor supply, wages increased. |
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For assessment of the pseudoestrus condition, diabetic mice were inoculated in the presence or absence of exogenous estrogen. |
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Instead the rate of investment and the rate of technological progress are exogenous. |
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A benefit in focusing on changes in committee chairmanships is that their timing is largely exogenous from the perspective of the ascending chairman and his constituents. |
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In the absence of an exogenous comparator, they would constitute the reference framework for determining the existence or otherwise of an advantage. |
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Price volatility is structural, and results from the combination of exogenous and endogenous risks that the report mentions without drawing their consequences. |
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Do not use in patients with destruction of endogenous and exogenous platelets, such as in Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura or Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura, unless the patient has a lifethreatening hemorrhage. |
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Thirdly, the provision of the privatisation contract forcing the company to employ a certain number of workers constitute an exogenous and separate undertaking that can not be linked to certain contracts. |
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It must be borne in mind that Sierra Leone remained a fragile State, susceptible to exogenous shocks and vulnerable to swings in fuel and food prices. |
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In the first three days of larvae development there was a gradual yolk sac reduction after which there was a switch to exogenous feeding. |
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Contribution of exogenous genetic elements to the group A Streptococcus metagenome. |
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However, Ministers called for evenhanded and broad-based implementation of the new lending and conditionality framework in recognition of the diverse needs of the membership and the exogenous nature of the crisis. |
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Schistosome apyrase SmATPDasel, but not SmATPDase2, hydrolyses exogenous ATP and ADR Purinergic Signal. |
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The steep price increases in the international market were beyond the control of most Asia-Pacific countries that are net importers of petroleum, and came as exogenous shocks. |
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The indirect tax rate is treated as an exogenous fiscal choice. |
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Labour markets are improving, but not as fast as most people would like and the exogenous shocks to the economy, be it from the BP oil spill or the fiscal tightening in Europe, can't help but depress overall confidence. |
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An exogenous supply of glucose has been shown to support ectomycorrhizal infection in a range of species. |
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Although the rate of investment in the model is exogenous, under certain conditions the model implicitly predicts convergence in the rates of investment across countries. |
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To date, most nutritional antiaging strategies have focused solely on the delivery of exogenous antioxidants to combat the negative effects of aging. |
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The role of exogenous insulin in the complex of hepatic lipidosis and ketosis associated with insulin resistance phenomenon in postpartum dairy cattle. |
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The three institutionally based forms of power, considered exogenous in their model, are legitimate power, sanctionary power, and institutional support. |
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Unexpectedly, the major differences in gene content and allele diversity were contributed by exogenous, mobile genetic elements, such as prophage. |
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The meristem that gives rise to each new geotropic tuber is exogenous, formed from surface tissue where the leaves and strobili join the old tuber. |
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