exogenous (Meaning)
exogenous (a)
derived or originating externally
exogenous (a.)
Pertaining to, or having the character of, an exogen; -- the opposite of endogenous.
Growing by addition to the exterior.
Growing from previously ossified parts; -- opposed to autogenous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exogenous
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exogenous Sentence Examples
- The exogenous shock to the economy caused a sudden and unexpected downturn.
- The company's exogenous factors, such as changes in consumer preferences, led to a decline in sales.
- The study examined the exogenous variables that influence the demand for a particular product.
- The exogenous factors that contribute to economic growth include technological advancements and changes in government policy.
- The exogenous risks associated with investing in a foreign market include political instability and currency fluctuations.
- The exogenous factors that influence the price of a commodity include supply and demand, as well as weather conditions and geopolitical events.
- The exogenous variables that affect the outcome of a clinical trial include the patient population, the study design, and the treatment protocol.
- The exogenous factors that contribute to the development of a disease include genetic factors, environmental factors, and lifestyle factors.
- The exogenous factors that influence the behavior of an animal include its environment, its diet, and its social interactions.
- The exogenous factors that affect the performance of a machine include the quality of the materials used, the design of the machine, and the operating conditions.
FAQs About the word exogenous
derived or originating externallyPertaining to, or having the character of, an exogen; -- the opposite of endogenous., Growing by addition to the exterior., Gro
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The exogenous shock to the economy caused a sudden and unexpected downturn.
The company's exogenous factors, such as changes in consumer preferences, led to a decline in sales.
The study examined the exogenous variables that influence the demand for a particular product.
The exogenous factors that contribute to economic growth include technological advancements and changes in government policy.
